Lupin's resentment : An inside to Snape's resentment

[potioncat]

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> wrote:
> > Jen wrote wrote:
> > 
> > > On the heels of what happened the night before with 
> > > Serverus' "severe disappointment", I'm very doubtful that 
> Snape's 
> > > motive was *primarily* the students safety.
> > 
> > Joe wrote:
> > 
> > >Student safety is a plausible cover for Snape, and >something of 
> a 
> > >bonus in outing Lupin. Especially since Snape has been >known to 
> have 
> > >a few passive-aggressive "Ooops!" moments.
> > 
> > snip<

Potioncat:
Joe, I love that line about "passive-aggressive Ooops moments."  

OK, so we have Severus Snape, trusted by DD.  Who as a good officer, 
argues with his commanding officer in private and agrees and obeys in 
public.

Then he slips and reveals Lupin's problem.  Then he stops occlumency.
There must be more going on here than we know about.

Potioncat (who has recently produced a number of oneliners and OT 
posts and will think before posting least she annoys others.)