Does Snape hate Harry? (was:Re: TBAY: Definitely NOT a Snape Theory)

[lagattalucianese]

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> As Neri points out above, LID!Snape explains a Snape with 
obligations 
> who acts as a protector but is still able to be resentful, as 
opposed 
> to a penitent (who is presumably thus trying to act like one).  Tie 
> this together with James, and the proposition that those things just 
> haven't been gotten over...well, it's not what we may like to think 
> abot Snape, but it's awfully well-supported and delineated in canon.
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> -Nora is a big fan of Faith herself, too...
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What's LID? I don't find it on the List Acronyms list.

--La Gatta