Dumbledore's successor
hermione332003
hermione332003 at yahoo.com
Sat May 31 00:20:01 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 59007
> > Tyler Hewitt <tahewitt at y...> wrote:
> >As much as the idea makes me cringe, I think it would
> >be intersting if Snape were made headmaster. Think of
> >the possibilities-how it would effect daily life at
> >Hogwarts, especially Harry, Ron, and Hermione, how no
> >one is really sure of Snape's loyalties, etc. It would
> >definately make for interesting reading!
> >
> >There's reasons to believe that Snape WOULD be made
> >headmaster if DD died. DD's replacement is likely to
> >be someone with a background in education, something
> >Snape has over Arthur Weasley. In CoS, when Harry goes
> >into Tom Riddle's diary, he sees Dumbledore as a
> >professor, so there is an established pattern of
> >promoting professors to headmaster. Also, with Lucius
> >Malfoy basically controling the board of directors,
> >Snape is a shoe-in (assuming Malfoy thinks Snape is
> >still loyal to Voldemort). >>>>>>
Why not Minerva McGonagall? She served as interim headmaster when
Dumbledore was removed by Lucius Malfoy in CoS. Snape, while smart,
has a underlying frustration with the world that would not serve him
well in a leadership position.
Plus, Lucius and Snape will be at odds with each other in Order of
the Phoenix and the coming books. Snape was a fellow Death Eater but
he joined the Ministry in its fight against Voldemort and served as
a "spy." In Voldemort's musings in GoF, he commented that one of the
Death Eaters had turned against him, and that he would be killed. I
take this comment to be referring specifically to Snape.
Thoughts? Comments?
Hermione332003
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