Snape's Reaction to Harry assuming that he is a DE spy

dumbledore11214 dumbledore11214 at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 2 21:10:12 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 108580

> Casey:

> > If Harry had answered something correctly Snape might have moved 
> > on, but Harry didn't. Thus he could knock Harry down from his 
> > celebrity status to that of a mortal. Then Harry back talked and 
> > confirmed Snapes worst assumptions. 
> 
> SSSusan:
> For all we know, yes.  But I seriously doubt it.  
> 
>


Alla:

Yes, what Susan said. In addition, I am having a lot of trouble with 
assumption that any eleven year old needs to be KNOCKED DOWN from 
whatever imaginary place his teacher ASSUMES him to be. Snape should 
have at least found out what Harry's life was before school from 
Dumbledore or leave Harry alone. Why? Again as Susan said because he 
is a special case. All WW depends on him for survival. Yes, I'd say 
this child needs A LOT of special attention and help.



  
> SSSusan:
....
> Whether DD did this or he didn't, Snape didn't have to ASSUME all 
the 
> crap he did about Harry--that he relished being in the limelight, 
> that he was just like James, that he had ample opportunity to learn 
> all his materials before school started.  Please.  Snape was just 
> being mean.  
 

Alla:

Yep. agreed again. The scene itself was fantastically written and I 
understand the need of it and possible foreshadowing, but boy, oh, 
boy that was one of my "Want to slap Snape many times" moment. :o)





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