CHAPTER DISCUSSION: Chapter 28, Snape's worst memory
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Thu Oct 7 15:36:19 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 115088
Del wrote:
> So maybe, maybe, it was just that Snape *seemed* to be a bad guy,
and
> the Marauders were the loudest in voicing their opinion.
>
> I don't think things were that simple, but I do think it could
count
> for a lot in the crowd's reaction.
>
Potioncat:
Well, we often see Ron, Harry, and Hermione together. And we know
Seamus and Dean are best friends. So if Neville wandered off alone
and Malfoy decided to pick on him, the other Gryffindors might not
be around to help. In fact we've seen at least once where Draco
hexed Neville (Leglocker?) and Neville had to hop to the common
room. We don't know that no one else helped who could, of course.
I also agree with other posters that there was good reason not to
interfere with James Potter. That said, I doubt that Severus the
teen was any nicer than Snape the man.
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