[HPforGrownups] Snape's Hate

Morag Traynor moragt at hotmail.com
Tue Apr 17 16:29:15 UTC 2001


No: HPFGUIDX 17017

Harry does suspect that Dumbledore has stepped in to prevent Snape from 
actually failing him (presumably unjustly), so he does draw the line 
somewhere.  Having said that, I'm not surprised D gets daily owls 
complaining about his methods.  Neither Snape nor Trelawney could keep a job 
in a real school, and now a student has actually died under his care.  But 
then, wizard government seems to be rather haphazard at best, and wizards 
(including D) seem to take rather a robust view of life.  Given Fluffy, the 
giant squid and Aragog, Snape is not the worst that Hogwarts students have 
to deal with :)


>From: Chained By Freedom <screamingsilence at gundamwing.org>
>Reply-To: HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com
>To: HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [HPforGrownups] Snape's Hate
>Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 04:50:14 -0700 (PDT)
>
>I've always wondered something...
>As Dumbledore is so fond of Harry, and seems to know everything that goes 
>on in the school, including Snape's picking on Harry, why doesn't he do 
>something about it? In my opinion, it's quite unprofessional for a teacher 
>to be so cruel to his students. Not only Harry of course, because everyone 
>seems to be treated poorly save the Slyth's. But he's especially hard on 
>Harry and his friends. Dumbledore -knows- that Snape hates Harry(as stated 
>in PS/SS, I believe), so I find myself wondering why he doesn't have a 
>little 'talk' with Snape about it. I just think it's really inappropriate. 
>As I saw a couple other list members mention, I really don't think Snape is 
>much of a -teacher- at all.
>~Echo
>
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