Why Hermoine trusts Snape

[doliesl]

No: HPFGUIDX 69651

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Shaun Hately" <drednort at a...> 
wrote:
> On 12 Jul 2003 at 4:42, doliesl wrote:
 
> Please read my entire post. In particular this bit:
> 
> "(and, by the way, I am well aware that many people who defend 
Snape 
> don't think his behaviour can be excused, they fully acknowledge 
that it 
> was wrong, and I am also well aware that you have said this in your 
post 
> as well - I'm just giving a particular perspective on it.)"

alright that's my bad, sorry about that. 

> Well, I do take it personally when people wrongly accuse me of 
holding a 
> particular attitude when I've specifically said I don't in the post 
that 
> they are responding to.

That's exactly why I had to defend myself, esp. after seeing 90% of 
the respond to my post is about something I never said in the first 
place, it's as if I'm guilty of it or something.

> 
> "Hermione just get over it and move on, it's NO BIG DEAL."
> 
> Personally, I think it is a big deal whether she got over it or 
not. 
> Hermione's behaviour and response doesn't impact the rightness or 
> wrongness of Snape's actions one way or the other.

When I said that, I meant "the remark is no big deal to Hermione". I 
didn't mean the situation is "no big deal."


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