OoP: Lack of Snape
acciosirius
jendiangelo at cox.net
Wed Jun 25 22:23:33 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 63916
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "melclaros" <melclaros at y...>
wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, SnapesSlytherin at a... wrote:
> > Did anyone else notice that Snape is lacking in the "normal"
places
> in OoP?
> > I know there's alot of Snape in Potions and in the lessons he's
> giving Harry,
> > but Snape isn't in the Great Hall anytime they're in there.
When
> Professor
> > Umbridge is giving his speech, there's no mention of the "sallow
> faced, hook
> > nosed professor of potions" anywhere. Does anyone else find
that
> odd? Snape has
> > to be there, because HRH would've commented on the fact that
their
> least
> > favorite professor was missing. Any ideas on why JRK left him
out
> of those
> > situations?
> >
>
>
>
> I did indeed notice and most glaringly when he rushed out of his
> office after hearing Trelawny wailing then seemingly dissapeared.
> Very odd. In the previous books he would have been by DD and
> MgG's...in this case of course McG's side constantly.
> I wonder if he just had too much on his plate to deal with
> co-deputy-heading or whatever he was (even unofficially) when the
> triumverate was in place.
> His role in this book was very, very different than it has been in
> any of the others.
>
> PS: If Snape was a vampire, Umbridge would have sacked him.
>
> Melpomene
That's what I noticed as well - I didn't know if it was oversite, or
if he did, indeed have so much going on that he wasn't there.
Especially when they kept talking about the House Heads - Snape
really didn't factor into that at all... curious!
Jen
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