Harry, Snape,Occlumency

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No: HPFGUIDX 94605

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "cubfanbudwoman" 
<susiequsie23 at s...> wrote:
> I think Snape could have done a better job at the very beginning of 
> the occlumency lessons, as I've described ad nauseum, but I don't 
> quite see how saying that means that I "can't" be upset that he 
> kicked Harry out and stopped the lessons. In my mind, there was 
> always room both for Harry to become a better, more dedicated 
> occlumency student and for Snape to try a bit of a different tack 
in 
> teaching him.
> 
> Siriusly Snapey Susan


Hi, Susan!

I guess what Carol wanted to know (I am sorry if I am wrong) is what 
in our opinion caused more harm - Snape's "interesting" method of 
teaching or him stopping the lessons. Now when you said it I am not 
sure either why it is illogical to blame him for both.

Alla , not anti-Snape as character, but definitely anti-Snape as a 
member of teaching profession. :o)