Please explain. . .

[eggplant107]

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"Bruce Alan Wilson" <bawilson at c...> wrote:

> How Snape is a child abuser?

Well, he heaps pain and abuse on a child who has shown extraordinary
courage, power, and moral fiber. And he did it not for what the child
did but what his father had done. And he had threatened to kill the
beloved pet of another student. And he had so unfairly insulted
another student that she was engulfed in tears and ended up in the
hospital wing. 

And although child abuse does not really describe it, the fact that he
also murdered the kindest, most powerful, most benevolent, and
brightest wizard in a thousand years does not add significantly to
Snape's character reference. 

Eggplant