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What is the subject and predicate of memories of japan filled grandfather's mind?
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subject: Memories
predicate: filled
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Children have had less experience with things, and many things are new to them, so they take it all in slowly. Adults have experienced events repeatedly, and have many memories of them already in place. The brain only has a limited number of "slots" for memories, and since adult brains are pretty well filled with memories, time seems to speed up as they age.
Does harry find out why snape kills dumbeldor?
Yes. While he's dying, Snape gives Harry a vial filled with a whole bunch of his memories, and Harry watches them ("The Prince's Tale" chapter). Snape's memories show Harry everything he needs to know about why Snape killed Dumbledore.
