Severus Snape
Katty Geltmeyer
kattygeltmeyer at gmail.com
Mon Oct 22 08:33:53 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 178242
Amanda wrote:
"Since I started to reread the books from the beginning, I have
noticed something. She gives a brief glimpse that maybe Severus
Snape was not exactly who we thought him to be."
<SNIP>
Well, Amanda, this is because Rowling used Harry's point of
view, and hating or loving someone is a complex thing. If you
are confessed someone is bad (or don't like you in particular)
it's mentally difficult to change this image/point of view. A
coach told me "our way of thinking/ideas is influencing our
experiences.", and this is the case with Harry. He didn't
know why Snape didn't like him, and can't understand why Snape
is doing what he did.
Snape expected to see James in Harry, So he saw James and his
arrogance and bad character.
Best, Katty
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