Who is the adult (Was: Who's to blame for Occlumency?)
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Thu Jun 10 11:42:06 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 100643
Darrin wrote:
>
> But Snape is not 15.
>
> Snape knows more of the master plan than Harry does.
>
> Snape also owes Dumbledore a great deal.
>
> And with all that, Snape chose to walk away from the lessons. He
chose to
> disobey a direct order from Dumbledore, knowing a great deal more
about
> what was at stake, over what Dumbledore admits was a teenage
grudge.
>
> Snape's hate for a man Harry barely remembers, and a man who
certainly
> had no influence on Harry's life, kept him from doing his job.
>
> That is immaturity.
>
> And Snape is not 15.
Potioncat:
This group seems to be in two camps: those who think canon implies
Snape ended Occlumency lessons on his own because of the pensieve
incident and those who think canon implies DD and Snape decided to
end the lessons for some reason that may or may not have been
related to the incident. Neither side intends to budge.
DD didn't say it was a teenage grudge. He said he forgot how deep
scars can go. I think there is a lot for us to speculate on, but all
in all, there is a lot we just don't know. We don't know what
really happened back at Hogwarts when Snape was a student and we
don't know what happened when Snape and DD discussed the incident.
Potioncat
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