Foreign DADA Teacher?

erinellii erinellii at yahoo.com
Thu Oct 2 18:30:46 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 82113

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <bboy_mn at y...> wrote:
> Although, I must say that at the moment I am considering Bill 
Weasley.
> He's a curse breaker, I have to believe that to break ancient and
> deadly curses, you need a pretty strong knowledge of dark magic. But
> you bring up a good point; could Dumbledore spare him. Would it be 
an acceptable and productive use of his time and talents to be tied 
up, figuratively, at Hogwarts during a very critical year? 

Erin:
I like that idea a lot.... If, for instance, the goblin revolt 
happened this summer, then Bill wouldn't be needed to work with them 
the way he has been. The problem, IMO, with that happening is the 
curse on the job.  What would happen to Bill?  Would he die?  Become 
evil?  Or, since he is a curse-breaker, perhaps he would be able to 
break the curse stay in the job for the next two years.  But- how 
would that work with Ron and Ginny going to school there?  Can 
siblings teach each other?



 
> Another suspicion is that Snape might finally get the job. He
> certainly is qualified, and they need a serious 'Dark Art' wizard 
more than ever now. I consider the possibility that it might be 
easier to find a Potions teacher than a Dark Arts teacher. Having a 
new potions teacher also opens the possibility of Harry taking 
Advance Potions so he can become an Auror. The new teacher may not 
have as strict of requirements as Snape.


Erin:
I'm hoping Harry will turn out to have done better than he thought on 
his potions O.W.L. without Snape there to harass him.  But if he 
hasn't, then that is a really good idea.  I would love to see Snape 
teaching Harry in an area that Harry is top of the class in.  I just 
don't know, though... if Snape does ever get the job, I see it as 
happening in Harry's seventh year.  And about the curse... was Snape 
the one who put it there?  I don't have my books with me now.  If so, 
he could break it and stay the last two years, I guess.

Erin 





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