ESE!Snape (Was loads of other stuff)

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> Another Susan (Siriusly Snapey) replies:
> Could he have successfully taught Draco Malfoy?  Probably.  But 
> Draco would have been willing, Draco wouldn't have been filled 
with 
> rage just looking at his teacher, Snape wouldn't have been filled 
> with loathing just in looking at his pupil.  There was too much 
> ANGST in the setting, and I think Snape knew that it wasn't 
working 
> **and** couldn't get over how p*ssed he was that Harry looked into 
> the penseive.


Potioncat:
I knew if I waited, you or Carol would show up with a well written 
explanation!  

On this side topic, I think you've hit the nail on the head.  Snape, 
using his current method could have taught a Slytherin occlumency 
because they trust him.  Just like Crouch/Moody taught unforgivables 
to the Gryffindors. (I wonder how he did with the Slytherins?)

I know Snape is flawed, who isn't in these books, but I'd be pretty 
upset if someone went into my pensieve as well!  
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