Bias/More posts for Potioncat and Ginger

[potioncat]

> Kathy:
> I've come across several posts that deal with authority and
> characters respect of/disrespect for authority. Mostly it has to do
> with Snape, but also with Percy. So far I coded it under respect,
> (I think) but I was wondering if we needed another code.
> 
> Carolyn:
> Maybe 1.1.1.5.1 Following/breaking rules would be useful?
> 
> 
> 
Well, that didn't fit in these two cases. 37540 and 37541.
Here's a bit from 37540 written by Porphyria:

"But he doesn't care about any of that a bit, he's just trying to 
make a point about how little they know about werewolves so he can 
justify assigning the essay. And he expects to be obeyed. So when 
Hermione again takes him literally as if he really misunderstood 
where they were in the book and as if he really wanted a 
demonstration of her own knowledge, this he interprets as an 
interruption and an undermining of his authority.

Every time he snaps at her for being a know-it-all it's always in a 
charged situation in which he experiences it as a rejection of his 
authority. She doesn't respond to him in the way he expects to be 
treated."

The other post had to do with whether or not a particular character 
respected authority and why or why not.

Between the two posts I used: trust/mistrust, teaching methods, and 
character development.