Snape Vampire
leu02ram
leu02ram at rdg.ac.uk
Fri Sep 5 14:49:51 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 79944
Hels <helen.young at p...> wrote:
> To continue an old theory...
>
> I haven't got my book with me but in OotP when Harry is watching
James taunt Snape, James justifies it by saying ...
>
> "it's more because he exists"
>
> I read this not just as a comment that Snape exists therefore he is
> worth torturing but that vampires exist and are therefore worth
> torturing.
> There are plenty of previous posts on this list about prejudice and
> discrimination against different species and took this episode to be
> another example.
>
> Has anyone seen new examples in OotP of discrimination against other
> species or new evidence to back up the darling Snape as Vampire
theory?
Now me (Rachel):
If James is so against different species, then why is he best friends
with a werewolf, and why did he go through the (I think) painful
process of becoming an animagus?
The Snape Vampire theory is a bit of a mystery to me, but there is
discrimination everywhere against other species. This seems to have
been discussed a lot and it seems pointless to list the hundreds of
remarks/looks/comments/violence that occured.
Sorry if I've been rude but I don't think that this could possibly
be the reason for his bullying, I think he was just a bully.
Regards,
Rachel
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