Snape as DE (was: James, a paragon of virtue? Was: Why Do You Like Sirius?
horridporrid03
horridporrid03 at yahoo.com
Wed Feb 2 03:41:26 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 123705
>>Valky:
>Well, Besty, It's very thin... for that reason I like it. The fact
that it doesn't mess itself with unseriated outcries of James' &
Sirius' intentions and blame means I am naturally inclined to *not*
shoot canonballs at it. ;D <
Betsy:
Hee! Yeah, I recognize there's not really anything to back it up -
so I'm not going to go to the wall on it or anything. It's more a
sense of structural story-telling arch that it would be cool for the
three memories in the pensieve to be, 1. Snape decideds to join the
Death Eaters, 2. Snape does and/or witnesses something that turns him
off the Death Eaters 3. Snape decideds to join the Order.
Though I like the idea that Snape's "you wait" has a deeper threat
than simple school-boy revenge behind it. We shall see. :)
>>Valky:
>Although it's only thinly possible,IMHO I do agree fairly much with
the shade of Snape's greyness in it. However, I really hope it
doesn't become the full story in canon, mainly because of the
inability of it to clear up anything about the black streak in James.
I am kind of hoping, since my own ship is sailing in that cove, that
the final insight into Snape *will* be part of the balancing into
whole colour the greyness of James.<
Betsy:
I myself am hopeful that the Prank will do a lot to (dare I say it?)
*redeem* James. But than I kinda like the black. I like my hero's
with a bit of shadow in them. (I kinda liked Harry beating the crap
out of Draco too. I'm weird like that.)
Betsy
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