Snape-the Hero -- Snape-the Abuser/ Snape as animal rescuer
dumbledore11214
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Tue Nov 22 02:31:26 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 143319
Betsy Hp:
> As to Fang, like Harry, Snape was more worried about human victims
> before the animal.
Alla:
Oh, which human victims when he was running away?
Bety
> I'd also point out that it's Snape who draws the Death Eaters away
> from Hagrid, allowing Hagrid to rescue Fang. Plus, Buckbeak is
> still alive. If Snape is such an animal hater, why didn't he take
> the opportunity to kill Buckbeak? I don't believe hippogriffs are
> all that hard for a wizard of Snape's caliber to kill, or at least
> harm quite badly.
Alla:
LOLOL! Snape did not kill Buckbeak, because Buckbeak was about to
kill him IMO. It seemed to me that Bucky had a HUGE advantage when
he was attacking and Snape was very lucky to escape. :-)
I did not see Snape even TRY fighting Bucky, just running for his
life. But after all that is my most charitable intepretation of
Tower scene - Snape running for his life.
JMO of course,
Alla
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