Snape and Harry again.

dumbledore11214 dumbledore11214 at yahoo.com
Mon Sep 27 02:44:31 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 113969

> Potioncat:
> You agree, Snape was Gryffindor as a student and McGonagall was 
> Slytherin?  (She does wear green a lot!)


Alla: LOL! It sure is a possibility. Seriously though, if we were to 
look for "good " Slytherin among the adults, I would say Dumbledore 
is a strong enough possibility.

Do we have any other confirmation of him being a Gryff, except 
Hermione's "she heard that Dumbledore was in Gryffindor"
She haven't read about it in "Hogwarts, A History", hasn't she?





Potioncat: 
> No, I'm just wondering why they are so comfortable.  I don't think 
> Harry was particularly comfortable in McGonagall's class.  It 
could 
> be that the first year Slytherins have already heard from 
housemates 
> that Snape favors them and picks on others. The Gryffindors have 
> heard it.
>

Alla:
Possible, quite possible, or their parents filled them in on who the 
sympathetic teachers are.



POtioncat:
> Oh, and back to your comment on Draco (which was snipped)... it 
was 
> a wild shot, but it could be that Snape hears it and interprets it 
> as "Potter is stuck up" rather than "Potter was picking on Draco."


Alla:

I understand what you said earlier. I did not think that Snape would 
interpret Draco's complaint as Harry picking on him. I was just 
wondering why Snape would care about Draco's opinion in the first 
place, rather than form his own opinion.


Potioncat: 
> I don't think Snape cares about Draco at all.  He hasn't done 
> anything to help him grow.  And that almost bothers me more than 
his 
> treatment of Harry. He doesn't appear to have done much for the 
> Slytherins at all.  Has Snape written them off?


Alla:

I wish I knew the answer to that.





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