Occlumency -The real reasons for DD not teaching Harry...
Geoff Bannister
gbannister10 at aol.com
Mon Jan 24 00:06:49 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 122841
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Tonks" <tonks_op at y...> wrote:
Geoff:
> > This appears to me as being a contradiction in terms. How can
> someone be cool and aloof while displaying hate and anger?
Tonks:
> I do see Snape as basically an unemotional type, except where Harry
> and the Mauraders are concerned. Are you saying that he is really a
> very angry man? And his aloof air is really part of his anger?
And
> if so, how could he be a good spy if he were that easy to ignite?
Geoff:
But you are moving the goalposts....
..in your last post, you said:
"People here have argued as to his acting or really feeling the hate.
I think sometimes he is acting a bit, but mostly when it comes to
Harry and Snape's /memory of James projected onto Harry/, Snape is
feeling hatred".
Now you are saying:
"I do see Snape as basically an unemotional type, /except where Harry
and the Mauraders/ are concerned". (My emphasis).
These are not the same parameters.
His aloofness, to me, is a form of arrogance towards his pupils. And,
yes, I believe that he is very angry although he internalises it for
much of the time.
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