[HPforGrownups] Re: What's annoying about Harry
Rebecca Stephens
rsteph1981 at yahoo.com
Sun Feb 2 01:08:48 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 51418
--- "Scott <snorth at ucla.edu>" <snorth at ucla.edu> wrote:
>
> Tom:
> > What's wrong is that they, having no evidence of
> any sort, accused
> an
> > innocent man of committing two very heinous
> crimes. And it sets the
> > backdrop for the whole story through GoF. HHR
> continue to accuse
> > Snape of all sorts of vile things, and he's never
> guilty. What's
> > annoying about it is that they continue doing it -
> in other words,
> > they don't learn from the previous mistakes, they
> just keep making
> > the same ones.
>
> Ha-Ha. Scott replies!
>
> No evidence? NO EVIDENCE?! They had evidence, it
> was just
> circumstantial. You even say "no evidence of any
> sort," so I think I
> get to throw a yellow flag. So anyway, if you
> presented said
> evidence to any person with normally functioning
> mental capacities,
> they would have thought Snape was the culprit too.
>
Whoa here. Certainly they had reason to believe Snape
the bad guy in PS. But by time PoA rolls around there
is just no reason for Harry to believe Snape is
poinsoning Lupin. Yes (he thinks (we don't know)
that) Snape wants the DADA job. But he thinks Snape
will murder for it. Even after Snape has tried to
save his life in PS?
By that point he (and Ron) are just eager to believe
Snape evil without any evidence just because they
don't like him.
Rebecca
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