Snape, Snape, Snape--favorite moments
Goddlefrood
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Sat May 26 07:40:52 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 169298
Goddlefrood:
Even though this is purely subjective, and leaving aside for a
moment any prejudice relative to Severus's allegiances, I have
to tell you that my favourite Snape moment is the speech with
which he introduces himself in the first Potions lesson Harry
takes.
My opinion of that monologue is that it is the best, bar none,
in the series to date. That means from any character. Unlikely
as I find it that anyone here would not know this, it is the
one that starts:
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of
potionmaking ... as there is little foolish wand-waving here,
many of you will hardly believe this is magic."
It goes further and is always a highlight of book 1 for this
member. It is on Page 102 of Bloomsbaury Paperback for those
who may wish to savour it once more.
Goddlefrood, grasping to recall the Queen's English :-)
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