Why should Harry be expected to listen to anyone at Hogwarts?
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Mon Jan 24 21:08:06 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 122907
Tonks writes:
>I totally disagree. A teacher or anyone in a position to be one's
>superior is to be treated with the respect afforded their office.
I can't agree with that one. I once had a Supervisor that was as
useless as she was good at sucking up to those above her. I was once
called into the Manager's office and told that I had to respect my
Supervisor simply because she was my Supervisor. I told him that if
that Supervisor managed to slither her way up to being the President
and CEO of the company that I would STILL not have one iota of
respect for her because she was not worthy, regardless of title. I
believe Harry has reached this point with Snape. He gave Snape
cursory respect when he was young because Snape was a Professor. Now
Harry is growing up and has realized that a title means nothing, and
he no longer has any respect for the person beneath Snape's title.
Nicky Joe
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