Black and Snape (and James)
bugaloo37
crussell at arkansas.net
Thu Oct 3 21:06:54 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 44898
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "marinafrants" <rusalka at i...> wrote:
> I don't think that's true, actually. The problem between Snape and
> the Marauders seems to center around James. Snape's hatred for
James
> is emphasized throughout PS/SS; it's cited as the main reason for
his
> instant hatred of Harry; Snape takes every opportunity to insult
> James, even all these years after James' death.
And why is that-just because James was a star athlete and a popular
student? I just simply cannot equate childhood envy with the amount
of venom that Snape has poured out on Harry's head. I have read all
the posts concerning this issue and I still think something is
missing. I know there are still things in my childhood that I have
yet to resolve- I imagine most people still have lingering issues.
But it would never occur to me to take it out on a child. IMO, if we
could solve the mystery of Snape's hostility, we could figure him out.
bugaloo37
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