Snape, trying very hard not to smile? Or is he just allergic to cats?
cubfanbudwoman
susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net
Sun Mar 21 13:50:17 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 93555
<big snips of the discussion of Snape's barely hidden amusement>
Pippin:
> I think Snape is showing consideration for Filch's feelings,
> strange as it may seem. I see them as old friends, bound
> perhaps by rather lowly origins and a common hatred for the
> students. I firmly believe that Snape's background isn't quite as
> lofty as it appears. His speaking style is quite a bit less
> flowery and affected when he's talking to Filch--a traditonal
> giveaway.
Susan:
Perhaps a bit of support for Pippin's point of view--that Snape &
Filch are old friends: after the incident w/ Fluffy where Snape's
leg was injured, it was **Filch** to whom he turned for assistance
in treating it.
Interesting thought re: Snape's speech/language choice when he's
speaking w/ Filch. I'll have to look carefully from here on in &
see if I can pick this up. (Or perhaps he's just "toning it down"
for his old friend? ;-))
Siriusly Snapey Susan
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