Sirius Luring Snape

[Lissa Hess]

No: HPFGUIDX 106625

HunterGreen:
>Except that Sirius *still* doesn't feel remorseful for his actions.
>In PoA he sneers about it, commenting that it 'served Snape right'.
>Now I don't think that he actually wanted to *kill* Snape, I just
>think that he doesn't get how serious what he did was.
>
>However, I do think the prank might have been a turning point for
>James. <snip> It may very well have been what made James
>grow up, too bad it didn't have the same effect on Sirius...


Dead on.  I just want to believe Sirius grew up some.  ::sigh::  Like a lot 
of people, his and James' attitude in the pensieve was totally repellent to 
me... probably because I have a fair guess at how Snape feels!

I still think he might have learned a bit from that, not necessarily in 
regards to Snape but in regards to Lupin.  But again, that's total wishful 
thinking.  (Might be true- he does seem more sensitive to Lupin in OotP 
than he did in the pensieve, but that might just be general maturity and 
his friends whacking him upside the head enough times instead of a climatic 
turning point.)

I think you make an excellent point about James though!

Lissa