Snape and Harry again.
romuluslupin1
romuluslupin1 at yahoo.com
Sat Sep 25 21:14:17 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 113881
Carol:
>In any case, despite the Pensieve incident, Snape still does
everything
> he can to save Harry from Voldemort by alerting both Dumbledore and
> the Order to his peril. IMO, Harry and his friends owe their lives
to
> Snape as much as to the Order members who actually fought in the
MoM
> (and to DD himself, who arrived because Snape alerted him).
I completely disagree. Harry doesn't owe Snape. If anything Snape
could have saved him and didn't. He could have let Harry know he'd
gotten his message. A simple "I've told you repeatedly I don't need
you to talk like your stupid Zonko's parchment" would have been
enough. Did he really think Harry wouldn't take matter into his own
hands if he thought the adults weren't doing anything to solve the
problem? After 5 years of Harry's acting first and thinking later?
As usual, Snape wanted to put Harry in his place and was too eager
to hinder Potter to think it through to its most dire consequences.
Snape wants Harry to be grateful to him (remember his "you should be
thanking me on bended knees") and refuses to acknowledge Harry's
hero complex. And Sirius died because of this. No wander Harry lays
Sirius' death at his doorstep.
Romulus Lupin, who really doesn't like Snape and thinks he's evil
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