Snape's teaching moments was CHAPDISC: HBP24, Sectumsempra, #12
nmangle at cox.net
nmangle at cox.net
Fri Nov 10 19:03:19 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 161352
:> Eddie:
> On face value, Harry could have learned that ultimately he will have a
> difficult time against Voldemort if he doesn't learn non-verbal
> spell-casting and occlumency. More subtly, that Snape is first and
> foremost his teacher and his ally. >
>
>
Nicole:
Eddie, great point there, he will not have a chance if he doesn't learn them. Really, the best he was doing with non-verbals, was reading the HBP book. Look at what he was learning, by reading on his own, and Snape wrote it all. I think if Snape & he were better aquainted (yeah right), it would really benefit him. Snape seems like a decent teacher, and could be a better one if he wasn't an ars, and I would like to think that given different ending circumstances, he could have helped Harry more. He is extrememly smart and if there wasnt all the hate & tension between the two of them, he could have taught Harry so much to help him in the downfall of LV. But that whole paragraph contained all if''s, buts & fairytale endings that don't exist.
So lets hope McGonagal really gets Harry learning in 7. I think Hermione will help him a lot too.
Nicole
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