Snape and Harry and expulsion LONG

[potioncat]

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> Alla:
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> Heh, not quite I think. What I am saying is that Snape who sincerely wants Harry out of his sight (providing of course that Harry who is out of his sight stays alive and not dead) is in my eyes less sadistic evil bastard then the one who does not want Harry out of his sight (providing that he wants him in his sight to torment him and not just keep him alive).

Potioncat:
Uh, so you're saying that Harry is Snape's boy toy? That expelling Harry would be something of a sacrifice for Snape and therefore noble? 

I don't believe that Snape enjoys Harry's presence at all and would be glad to avoid him entirely. If he gets any satisfaction out of Harry's discomfort, it's the same that we get out of seeing a bad guy suffer. (So like you feel when Snape is discomforted; or like I feel when Nagini gets killed.)