Sirius: Much Ado About Nothing

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--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Melanie Black 
<princessmelabela at y...> wrote:
> But Snape doesn't treat them all the same!  He is obviously 
partial to Slytherins.  Yes it's his house it is how he is suppossed 
to act.  But I think it is completely ludicrous for this kind of 
treatment of students to last in a school.  It borders on abuse, at 
least psychological.  
>  
What Snape does is wrong.  I'm not going to argue that.  However, I 
still find it less disturding than what Sirius does.

On a seperate note, some people think Snape being mean to the 
Gryffindors is an act to keep the DE thinking he's on their side.  I 
don't.  I do think there is a very real possibility that his being 
nice to the Slytherins is an act.  I know there is no concrete 
evidence, but I can't believe that Snape likes Draco, Crabbe, and 
Goyle.  Especially Crabee and Goyle.  He seems to have no patience 
for incompetence.

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