Snapes punishing assignments are to help Harry?
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willsonkmom at msn.com
Wed Mar 17 14:43:49 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 93208
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "mclellyn" <ellyn337 at e...>
> Mclellyn wrote:
>snip<
> > So now I'm wondering, has anyone looked into the past assignments
> by > > Snape to see if they would have helped Harry? Let me know!
Lynnette wrote:
>
> JMHO, but Snape has ALWAYS been giving Harry vital lessons and/or
> help when seeming to be harrassing him. Their first encounter in
> that first potions lesson for instance. I'll bet Harry never
forgets
> what a bezoar is or where it comes from.
Potioncat now:
Oh, I agree, almost all of the times Snape harrasses Harry, he's
doing it to cover up the real reason for the event. (teaching a
lesson or having him wait for DD to arrive) And I"ve heard it said
several times, "He'll never forget what a bezoar is."
So, with that in mind, I just read this line a few days ago.
GoF "The Unexpected Task" p396 US paperback:
"He found it hard to concentrate on Snape's Potions test, and
consequently forgot to add the key ingredient--a bezoar--meaning
that he received bottom marks."
LoL
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