Snape and Harry again.
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Fri Sep 17 12:25:08 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 113214
> Alla:
>
> Yes, I find such scenario to be very plausible. The question is
what
> justification can one offer to Snape's action, except Snape's
> misguided assumptions.
Potioncat:
I know some readers think that DD and Snape are pretty much in
control of the situation and know all the facts correctly. I doubt
it. We know that Harry misjudged Snape in SS/PS when he thought
Snape was after the stone. So it's just as reasonable that Snape
misjudges Harry. And while Snape may be a Potions Master he's no
Emotions Master. (That sounded more clever before I typed it.)
I'm also beginning to think there is such a thing as HPfGU
contamination. This happens when a HPfGU members have discussed
[insert favorite character here] so often and so well, that the
character no longer resembles the JKR-version. I know it's happened
with Snape and Black. (The treatment is to read two chapters and
post in the morning.)
I really really hope JKR will publish the back stories that never
make it to the books, if only to see how close we've come to
figuring them out.
Potioncat
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