OOP: Should Snape Have Been A Gryffindor?? (teeny weeny spoiler)
mlle_bienvenu
mlle_bienvenu at hotmail.com
Wed Jun 25 03:17:06 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 63407
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "rowena_grunnionffitch"
<rowena_grunnionffitch at y...> wrote:
> Gryffindor wanted to teach the 'Bravest' and for sheer cold
> courage Severus Snape has few equals in the Wizarding or any other
> world, (in fact I'd say only Harry could offer him any real
> competition).
>
> Each book has seen him risk his life to defend the good or on
> behalf of a trio of students he heartily detests. And now he's
spying
> on Voldemort on behalf of the Order, a horrifyingly risky
undertaking
> as both he and Dumbledore know only too well.
>
> Yet curiously enough few except Dumbledore seem to give Snape
the
> credit he deserves. Seemingly his unpleasant manners and sharp
tongue
> blind almost everybody else to his better qualities, which are
> admittedly well hidden!
>
> "rowena_grunnionffitch"
Mlle (that would be Me):
Well, I don't think it's actually been stated that he's a Slytherin
although it's heavily implied... plus you'd think Harry'd notice that
Snape's got Gryffie robes on in his memory...
I agree, Snape has got bravery in spades, but he's also got cunning
in spades too... one wonders if he was offered a choice of house,
like Harry... :smirk:
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