Relationship between Snape and the Malfoys
a_svirn
a_svirn at yahoo.com
Sun Oct 30 19:36:27 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 142325
houyhnhnm102:
> I've always thought of the relationship between Snape and Lucius
Malfoy as that of client and patron. In fact, my first thought
reading about the sitting room in the house on Spinner's End was that
many of those black and brown leather bound volumes must have been
bought with Snape's sportula. Snape renders his obsequium by favoring
Malfoy's son. His behavior towards the eponymous Narcissa is
consistant with what he would show towards the wife of his patron.
>
a_svirn:
You mean, Lucius's sportula? Besides, Snape must have lived for
hundred years at the very least to be able to assemble such an
impressive library on the sportula money. Also I don't think that
patron's wives customary kneel before their husbands' clients. And in
what way is Narcissa eponymous? Are their any brooms or shampoos named
after her?
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