Snape/Occlumency again (Was: Does Viktor Krum become an important
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susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net
Sat Dec 4 04:11:04 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 119214
Carol again:
> > I think that a lot will have changed after OoP, and Harry is
> going to have to learn to be less angry and arrogant and to take
> Snape in stride.
Alla:
> Dumbledore is very much at fault here, but for all his faults, it
> seems to me that his intentions towards Harry are good, which I
> cannot say about Snape yet.
>
> That is why I vote for Dumbledore having enough common sense to
> keep Harry and Snape apart at least till Harry overcomes his grief.
>
> As to Harry being less angry and arrogant.... well,as soon as
> Snape manages to stop being "semi-hysterical hypocritical sadist"
> (I decided this nickname by Lupinlore is much better than simply
> sadist), I am sure Harry will learn to do that.
>
> Before Susan will say something about Snape's impossibility to
> change, I will concede that I believe that Harry will change
> regardless, but I still can dream that Snape change, can I?
SSSusan:
You rang? :-)
For once I find that Carol & I are actually in agreement! ;-)
I wouldn't call it *impossible* for Snape to change. I would call
it not especially likely after the pensieve fiasco. BUT I don't
know about the wisdom of keeping Harry & Snape apart. I rather
think they shouldn't avoid one another totally -- at least not for
long. Why? Because I think DD *is* toast and I think that some
reason will present itself why Harry & Snape DO have to work
together. [Which is where I insert my oh-so-not-popular theory that
Harry will act the "man" and grit his teeth and work w/ *Professor*
Snape even if Snape remains a prick.]
Siriusly Snapey Susan
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