Snape and Neville
Bekki
rebekahid at comcast.net
Wed Jul 20 01:48:18 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133302
I hope this isn't already being discussed; I searched. The way
Snape treated Neville in Potions class in the past books always
broke my heart. In HBP, we learned Snape was the Deatheater that overheard part of the prophecy. Could Snape's torment of Neville
be based not only on Neville's Potions troubles but on:
a) a general digust at the apparent ineptness of the boy who
might have been "The Chosen One"?
b) regret that he did not try to convince Voldemort to go after
Neville so that Lily would not be endangered?
Of course, I am making huge presumptions that Snape hasn't always
been completely evil and devoted to Voldemort and, in b, that he
felt some sort of esteem towards Lily.
I was very amused to read about the "CHOP" and "PASHMINAS" theories
at Hypothetic Alley yesterday.
Bekki
More information about the HPforGrownups
archive