"Professor" Snape and Respect
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Thu May 13 19:21:24 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 98233
Pippin wrote:
>
> But I think Dumbledore has a more personal reason for
> correcting Harry. Just as Hagrid gets upset when someone
> insults Dumbledore, Dumbledore doesn't like hearing people
> insult Snape. It's worth noting that he doesn't like it when Snape
> insults Harry either, and always interrupts Snape when he hears
> the start of an anti-Harry tirade.
>
Potioncat:
I think you've got it. DD doesn't try to change Snape's mind, or
Harry's, but he does indicate that he repects both of them.
This all started from whether Lupin is Lupin or Remus and developed
into what the students call the adults. I think on another post it
was stated that Harry refers to Lockhart and Umbridge without the
Professor, and wasn't corrected. If that is the case, then it
reinforces DD's opinion of Snape.
Potioncat
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