In Defense of Snape (long.)

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 122720


Charme:

You know, Eggplant, I never thought of it that way but I think 
you're on to something there. Just because Snape didn't take it 
nearly as serious as Harry did during the Occulmency lessons, 
doesn't mean that Snape's seeing Harry's memories meant any less to 
Harry.



Alla:

I agree. Don't forget that Harry seems like very "private" person. 
He does not exactly talk much about Dursleys even to Ron and 
Hermione. I mean, sure,  they figured it out by now, but mostly from 
Dursleys' actions. For example after saving Harry in CoS, I hope Ron 
realised that his relatives were not kind to him at all.

What is my point? Oh, yes, I'd say that Harry was not happy 
at all about Snape seeing his most private memories.

Just my opinion,

Alla