The Prank, was Re: HPFGU Digest Number

[Sherlock (a.k.a Merlyn)]

No: HPFGUIDX 38648

I personally don't believe that Snape was entirely to blame for having the 
prank played on him. I get the impression (generally because I don't really 
like Black's character) that Black was someone who was slightly like Malfoy 
- a bit of a big head, cocky and always had something to say about the 
greasy kid who was very different and didn't seem to fit in. I believe that 
Black played the trick since he thought it would be a cool prank - possibly 
to get back at Snape for perhaps humiliating him in something (Potions 
perhaps? Or a verbal quip) - and never really thought nothing more of it 
than it was a cool prank to play on the greasy kid who you didn't really 
like and that has done something you don't like or said something you don't 
like.

Hopefully J.K Rowling will let us into more secrets and things about Snape's 
time at school.

I can explain why I don't really like Black's character, but it was my last 
day of school (until exams) and I'm tired (or just plain lazy ;)) but if 
anyone asks, I'm happy to explain.

Steph

"The distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly 
persistent illusion." Albert Einstein
Sade - a play about the Marquis de Sade. Official site - 
http://www.sade.r4f.com

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