Snape like teacher
dumbledore11214
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Tue Jun 29 04:01:27 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 103237
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "potioncat" <willsonkmom at m...>
wrote:
> Potioncat:
> Hi Alla!
>
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> No, I do not think he is as good a teacher as McGonagall. However,
> I think her treatment of Neville is a little too severe as well.
Alla:
Hey! Do you mean when she publicly chasticised (did I spell this word
correctly?) him for losing passwords to Gryffindor Tower in PoA?
Absolutely, I thought it was a little too severe as well.
BUT, at least in this situation we could see that all students were
explained about the danger or perceived danger of the Azkaban escapee
lurking around the castle.
Neville knew about the danger and still left the passwords
unattended. At least I could understand McGonagall's rationale.
When Snape goess off the deep end at him in his classes (even when
Neville really screws up the potion), I don't see that before hand
Neville was given ADEQUATE teaching instruction for him how not to
screw up. Therefore I feel that him abusing Neville afterwards is
incredibly unfair.
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