OFH SNAPE was: Script from JKR's reading/ About Snape and Dumbledore
colebiancardi
muellem at bc.edu
Tue Aug 15 21:31:01 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 156997
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "P J" <midnightowl6 at ...> wrote:
>
>
> That's just one book but there are many more passages in the canon to
> suggest that Dumbledore and Snape aren't at all on friendly terms.
In PoA
> we have an expression of deep resentment which escalates in HBP
to "Snape
> gazed for a moment at Dumbledore, and there was revulsion and hatred
etched
> in the harsh lines of his face" (HBP pg 395 Scholastic)
>
> No, I don't think they're teasing at all......
>
ah, don't you have times where you just *hate* your best friend or a
loved one, because they don't agree with an issue that you feel
passionate about? Snape's so-called "resentment" was not towards DD,
but the fact that Black got off....again...
The revulsion & hatred in Snape's faced are echoed earlier in the same
chapter with Harry's feelings - he hated himself & was repulsed by
force feeding DD the green poison liquid.
We cannot *see* Harry's face, just as we cannot *see* our own faces
(unless we have a mirror in front of faces at all times). I am sure
Harry's expressions on his face mirrored his own feelings.
My own personal feeling with Snape is that he(Snape) was hating himself
for doing what he had to do - just as Harry did.
I think DD is teasing Snape; I never stated Snape teased DD - I doubt
Snape knows how to tease.
I am a type A personality and my friends tease me quite a bit when I
get too serious & jump up on my soapbox. I don't hate them for it -
quite the opposite. They know me & accept me & because of that, they
can get away with the teasing.
colebiancardi
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