[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape as a kid; Snape's dimensions; the legacy of Sir...

[SnapesSlytherin at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 68979

In a message dated 7/9/03 10:07:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bard7696 at aol.com 
writes:
> I too want to know what this guy's point is, and I admit to being intrigued 
> by it. 
> But I also have am beginning to see the same song over-and-over again from 
> this guy.
> "Potter! Your dad was a jerk!"
> "Potter is arrogant!"
> "Potter breaks rules!"
> "Potter is responsible for the melting of the polar ice caps!"
> Repeat, wash, rinse. 
> But in the end, this really is a matter of personal opinion. Either you see 
> him 
> as complex or you don't. 
> Like I said, his act is getting old. We've seen most of the other characters 
> 
> display different emotions from time to time. With Snape, it seems to me 
> that 
> it's either angry, very angry or happy with getting revenge on someone who 
> made him angry

Ooh...the "repeat, wash, rinse" remark was low :-).  Sly way of making fun of 
Severus's hair?
Could angry just be Severus's personality?  I know people who, by nature, are 
just miserable human beings.  Two of my neighbors, mother and son, are like 
that.  It could be raining money from the sky and they'd complain about it 
being all over the lawn.  Severus could just be a miserable person.  

~*~*~Oryomai~*~*~
--Who is now imagining James standing at the North Pole, melting the ice 
caps.  Hehehe.


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