Snape's true love
dumbledore11214
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Mon Nov 6 16:50:48 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 161064
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "justcarol67" <justcarol67 at ...>
wrote:
> Hi, Alla. I didn't want to correct you onlist, but the word is
> "filthy," as in covered with filth, not "filfy." I'm guessing that the
> soft "th" sound doesn't exist in Russian?
Alla:
No, this sound does not exist in Russian.
Carol:
> As for Severus's hatred of James relating to Lily, weren't they
> enemies from their first year onward? The enmity seems to predate any
> attraction Teen!James might have had to Lily. I think what *really*
> made Severus hate James, even more than the Pensieve incident, was
> that James saved his life. How humiliating to be so deeply indebted to
> your enemy!
Alla:
The fact that they indeed were enemies from the first year really does
not preclude anything that I speculated about from being correct.
I did not say that Snape hated James **just** because he was attracted
to Lily, or maybe I was not clear about it.
I said that Snape who was attracted to purebloodism and wanted to be a
part of it ( speculation obviously, but IMO supported by the fact that
Snape joined DE and called Lily mudblood), hated pureblood James ( whom
as I said he hated anyways for the other reasons), because pureblood
James dared to love muggleborn and all restraints be damned.
That does not even require Snape having feelings for Lily, although if
he did, that would be nice additional reason.
That just requires Snape thinking how dare pureblood James pursues
muggleborn witch.
And of course it is possible that Snape was cowardly enough to not do
so.
Alla
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