Lupin and Leadership (was: James, Lupin, and the Head Boy Badge)
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Mon Nov 17 05:30:43 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 85196
> Carol:
> I agree with Laura. If Lupin still dislikes Snape, he generally
keeps it to himself. He certainly doesn't reciprocate Snape's
intense loathing of him, which is less noticeable in OotP than
PoA. (The boggart scene may indicate a slight lingering dislike,
but I don't think Lupin planned it in advance; once Neville had
identified Snape as his greatest fear, Lupin was more or less
committed to making him look ridiculous. His motive seems to
have been to help Neville rather than to spite Snape.)<
But it didn't help Neville, actually.
"Snape didn't seem to find it funny. His eyes flashed menacingly
at the very mention of Lupin's name and he was bullying Neville
worse than ever." -PoA ch.8
Since Neville has to deal with Snape far more often than he has
to deal with boggarts, it's a net loss, IMO.
Pippin
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