Quick question re: Lupin's resignation . . .

[potioncat]

No: HPFGUIDX 107275

Alla(or perhaps Magda): 
> I think Dumbledore was right to let Lupin teach in the first 
place. I 
> think Lupin's failure to take the potion should have been forgiven 
> due to extraordinary circunstances. I don't think that hiring 
Lupin 
> was more dangerous than let former DE teach children and in some 
> aspects less dangerous.
> 


Potioncat:
I used to think that it was inexcusable of Lupin to go off without 
taking his potion. But by the same token, no one remembers, a few 
moments later, even after Lupin discusses it and Snape announces it, 
that Lupin is a werewolf and  the moon is full.