OoP: Occlumency lessons/Snape as teacher
yue27crane
mlitvin at msn.com
Fri Jul 4 04:09:42 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 67281
Hello.
I have a question regarding Snape's character. Also, I'm new to this
site, so if this has already been mentioned, I apologize.
There has been a considerable amount of discussion regarding Snape's
(ahem) Professor Snape's character - can he be trusted, is he a good
teacher, etc, etc. During the occlumency lessons, I found it rather
interesting to note that, as much as he abuses Harry, he did not
savor Harry's unpleasant memories more. Instead of enjoying Harry's
memories of being abused by others and using them as weapons against
him, Snape is actually angry that Harry is unable to repel him.
Doesn't this appear to be evidence in favor of Snape's character or
am I seeing things that aren't there?
Any thoughts?
-M
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