Apologizing to Snape? (was: Harry's story, not Snape's)
houyhnhnm102
celizwh at intergate.com
Tue Aug 30 12:39:47 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 139098
Ceridwen:
> I always read it that Harry has difficulty
> with the niceties of life because of his
> upbringing, or lack thereof.
houyhnhnm:
I see Harry almost as a feral child with respect to socialization.
He's a kid who's had his back to the wall all his life. Given that, I
think it's extraordinary that his impulses toward those smaller and
weaker than himself are basically kind. I agree with Dumbledore that
he is an exceptional person. But he is very confrontational with
adults. I expect that if he were not the *famous Harry Potter* he
would have problems with most of his teachers, not just Snape.
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