Did Snape really abandon his post? Was: No progress for Slytherin?
colebiancardi
muellem at bc.edu
Mon Jul 30 16:36:39 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 173784
> Montavilla47:
> In the Bloomsbury Chat (which I haven't read but I've seen bits of), JKR
> was asked if the absence of Snape's portrait in the Headmaster's office
> was deliberate. Her reply was that it was, because Snape had
> abandonned his post and therefore did not merit inclusion.
>
> She added that she hoped Harry would have seen to it that Snape was
> later included.
colebiancardi:
I do wonder about that quote. It wasn't that Snape "abandoned" his
post - he was run off. If he had stayed, he would have been killed or
he would have killed. Not exactly a *win-win* situation. Not to
*question* JKR's answer, but that reply doesn't connect with The
Sacking of Severus Snape chapter. What was he supposed to do? I do
not agree that he abandoned his post.
but that is just *my take* on it.
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