Why does Snape wants DADA job if it cursed? LONG

[lagattalucianese]

No: HPFGUIDX 148857

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> There are plenty of novels that work well as novels that would NEVER 
> work as movies.  Often it's because they aren't very cinematic in their 
> take on things -- i.e. that they just let irrationality be 
> irrationality and self-destructive behavior be self-destructive 
> behavior and they acknowledge that sometimes human motivation is 
> neither logical nor meaningful for anyone other than the person being 
> motivated. They don't try to make every answer to every question be 
> some kind of deep revelation that takes the plot and characters in a 
> surprising or new direction.  That's terribly uncinematic and would 
> make for a horrible film script -- but it can make for a very good 
> novel.
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> Lupinlore
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La Gatta Lucianese:

But not, I think, for children or young adults, an audience that
expects a more artistic and emotionally satisfying structuring. Kids
don't really want to read about people doing laundry, however
realistic it is. And I think they'd be really bothered by character
motivation that doesn't make sense.

Sydney:
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> Why doesn't JKR have the books consist of entire chapters where 
> people do laundry?  That's life-like!
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Because the house elves do the laundry, silly! ;D