Harry Potter and Elizabeth Bennet
Jamie
pipes814 at yahoo.com
Wed Aug 31 17:42:42 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 139235
Mimbeltonia wrote:
>
> Yes, I think that Harry, as well as the readers, are supposed to
have
> all their prejudices against Severus Snape confirmed and
strengthened
> by the HBP, and that there is a certain paralell to
Elisabeth/Darcy
> in this. However I do not think it will go as far as to make Snape
> the misunderstood hero of it all.
Jamie:
I'm quite sure Snape can never be described as a "misunderstood
hero". [Pause here to enjoy silly vision of Snape kneeling before
Harry, offering his apologies and proclaiming that he's loved him as
a son all along.:-}] He's an awful person. All I meant is that
perhaps Harry's prejudice is blinding him to the possibility that
Snape has been working on DD's side all along.>
> Mimbeltonia:
>
> I think they must work together towards the end, never as close
> friends, but with some sort of understanding.
Jamie:
I hope so. I look forward to seeing these two try to get
along. Maybe the Occlumency lessons were only a warm up.
Jamie
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