Snape and Harry WAS Re: Pensieves objectivity AND: Dumbledore's integrity

[Geoff Bannister]

No: HPFGUIDX 79892

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Potterfanme" <fc26det at a...> 
wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "sbursztynski" > 
>  But my heart went out to him in this scene and in case
> > you 
> > hadn't noticed, so did Harry's, for however little time it lasted.
> > Sue B
> 
> Now Susan:
> I think Harry's heart is still with him.  I think that is why he is 
> so very angry with him now.  Sirius and Remus admitted that what 
> Harry saw was true.  It is easier for Harry to be angry at Snape 
than 
> his hero father who just fell off his white horse.  I hope that 
Harry 
> figures out that his anger is misdirected in the future books.


Geoff:
Yes, but can you see Harry going to Snape and saying, "Professor, I 
realise now that my father was awful with you (or something similar!) 
and I want to apologise on his behalf."

Can you see him after the way Snape has reacted in earlier books? 
>From the word go, in PS, he set out to humiliate Harry - look at the 
very first Potions lesson HP ever attended. He has specialised in 
making snide comments or comments with a sting in the tail.

Would Harry attempt a reconcilation when he is conditioned to expect 
rebuffs, rudeness and put downs?