Rampant Ingratitude, was Re:Lusting After Snape

[pippin_999]

No: HPFGUIDX 129361

Amanda: 
> > Examples, please, of "rampant ingratitude"? At least as far as we
> have seen,  Snape supports Dumbledore and Hogwarts completely, 
albeit gracelessly.

Amiable Dorsai
> He botched Harry's Occlumency lessons, choosing to act like a
petulant child rather than as a team player with an important 
mission.


Pippin:
 Huh? Are you saying that a wounded person ought to show his
gratitude for the  care he receives by getting better, and it's 
rampant ingratitude if he does not?

I wouldn't say an injured player who took the field at his coach's
request showed a lack of team spirit, even if his injuries caused 
him to botch a play and injure a team mate. Especially if the coach 
admits he  misjudged the condition of  the player.

Pippin