[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape can't stand being called a coward--or not

[literature_Caro]

No: HPFGUIDX 135875


 
>  Julie again:
>   Harry didn't hear rush of Buckbeak's wings until after he felt the
>  white-hot whiplike sensation hit him across the face, and was 
>  slammed against the ground and saw spots in front of his eyes.
>  No, I think Snape hit him with something, basically a resounding
>  slap across the face. Which, given what Snape is certainly 
>  capable of, and his pain/rage at Harry's coward accusation, is 
>  pretty mild indeed. One might even say inexcusably lame, if 
>  Snape is supposed to be ESE.
  
>  Julie 
  
Caro:
Well I think a burning house makes a lot of noise so that Buckbeak's
wings just were too quiet. And on the other Hand Harry was completely
into chasing Snape. I don't know how much he was realising other
things that were going on on the grounds except for they were bright
shining or noisy. So it still might be Buckbeak. So I agree with post
number 135791 by Marianne, sorry.

Caro