Snapes Attitude towards the Students

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No: HPFGUIDX 108127

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> Potioncat:
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> "Yes, it's in OoP when Umbridge is interviewing him about his 
> experience at Hogwarts. Every year he submits his resignation but 
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> refuses to accept it until  he teaches for one full year without 
> abuses. Of course he blows that chance with the first Gryffindor 
> class."
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> DuffyPoo:
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> I think you have a different version of OotP than I have, 
Potioncat, though that's not necessarily surprising to me, I've seen 
quite a few discrepancies lately.  I'm assuming your answer to the 
question is a joke but if not, can you please quote your reference?



Alla:


Cathy, yeah, I am pretty sure that Potioncat was joking. Gotta love 
her sense of humor. :o)



Cathy:

> We really only see Snape's attitude toward Slytherin and 
Gryffindor.  Slytherin is his house and it's quite well known that he 
shows favourtism to them   He may be perfectly normal to Ravenclaw 
and Hufflepuff kids, though I doubt it.  Why he hasn't been 
disciplined is anyone's guess; maybe in the WW world they think this 
kind of treatment by teachers is perfectly normal.
   

Alla;

Here is another problem I have with Snape (and I have plenty :o))

His attitude towards Harry and Neville in classroom is interwined 
with his personal grudges, vendettas so deeply, that I can never 
separate two occasions.

Tough teacher can be very very good, but I don't think that what 
Snape does to Harry is in any way related to teaching, or maybe it 
is, but we'll never know till the end.