Job descriptions was Re: Harsh Morality - Combined answers
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Thu Jan 6 03:35:08 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 121248
> Alla:
>
> Pippin, I strongly disagree. Suppose that ANY student was in
Harry's place AND Snape figured out what was going on? Are
you suggesting that it is not in teacher's job description to save
the life of his students if he can do so and sometimes to try even
if he cannot?
>
> So, yes, he saved Harry's life but it is my belief that IT IS in
his job's description just as in any Hogwarts' teacher job
description.<
>
Pippin:
You'd think so, but IIRC, we haven't seen any other Hogwarts
teachers challenging Dark Wizards, not without Dumbledore
right there to back them up.
As a matter of fact, Lockhart says it's not in the job
description.He's a git, but it makes sense, actually. Hogwarts, by
virtue of Dumbledore's presence and the spells of protection
around it, is supposed to be safe. Most of the teachers don't
quite know what to do when it isn't. I didn't see any much effort
to rescue Ginny from the chamber, did you? Snape seems to
have wanted to do something, if he could figure out what, but no
one else.
And Dumbledore says Snape worked so hard to protect Harry
because he felt he owed it to Harry's father, not to DD.
Pippin
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