[HPforGrownups] Re: Teachers and fairness (WAS Is Snape unfair with House...
Sunnylove0 at aol.com
Sunnylove0 at aol.com
Fri May 2 05:21:26 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 56771
In a message dated 4/30/2003 11:57:05 AM Mountain Standard Time,
ultimatesen at aol.com writes:
> I believe JKR
> is going to have Ron, Harry &ESPECIALLY Hermione get past this sort
> of Snape inflicted abuse triumphantly. What I don't understand is, if
> nothing ever gets past Dumbledore, and he knows all, then WHY is he
> allowing this to continue?
>
> Sen
>
In a world with Dark Lords, Killing Curses, Dementors, werewolves, vampires,
Azkaban with no trial, basilisks, acromantulas, dragons, veelas, etc., I'm of
the opinion that a nasty teacher like Snape is simply a beginner's lesson in
dealing with adversity and that not everyone, and especially not the
aforementioned are going to "be nice" just because you come from a nice
family, are an A student, or happen to be the Boy Who Lived.
Snape's actions and comments, especially the "I see no difference" comment
are often horrid and inexcusable (especially when they're delivered with an
air of vindictive pleasure), but if the Trio is going to be involved in the
next Voldemort War, they better have a better response than instant
instinctive attack(Ron and to a lesser extent, Harry) or covering their faces
and bursting into tears(Hermione).
IMHO, if the Trio is to conquer Voldemort they must learn to deal with Snape.
And Dumbledore knows it.
Throw rocks if you want, but to quote bboy-mn, that's my story and I'm
sticking to it.
The Queen of Serpents
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