Harry learning from Snape (was: stopper death)

[dzeytoun]

No: HPFGUIDX 114587


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Renee" <R.Vink2 at c...> wrote:
> 
> 
> True, this has hardly stopped him before, but one of the aspects of 
> growing up is getting less self-centered and taking other people's 
> well-being into account. Engaging in a cold war with Snape while 
> disregarding the consequences to his fellow housemates may run 
> counter to Harry's maturing process. So I think he can only fight 
> Snape effectively if he manages to convince the other Gryffindors 
> that they, too, will ultimately benefit from it - which will only 
be 
> the case if Harry can make Snape change his nasty ways.
> 

> 
> Renee

Sorry, I meant to comment on this before.  A Gryffindor Revolt 
against Snape would be extraordinarily amusing and certainly 
something the worthless, abusive git deserves.  However, I doubt 
we'll see such.  No room in the last two books for such an 
interesting diversion.

Dzeytoun