Broomsticks And Owls

by **draconeedsahug** » Tuesday 27 June 2006 1:53:11pm

I've just re-read the 5th book and when Snape tells Harry he is to take Occlumency lessons, he calls Sirius a coward and Sirius reacts in the exact way. What do you think that entails?

by **Jaikai** » Saturday 5 August 2006 6:31:20am

Well, all these theories about why he hates being caled a coward in the first place seem totally possible, but I think the fact that he got so angry is because Harry himself was saying it. If the theory that Snape is good after all, the tremendous pressure of having to kill dd and then have the person he saved, the person that this is all about, the person he claims to "hate" so much and who hates him so much when underneath he is on the right side call him a coward...

Pressssssssssure :-)

Poor Snape.

I suppose we'll all be gobsmacked if he turns out to be ultimately evil

Jaikai°

by **Simatra** » Wednesday 11 October 2006 9:54:21pm

He's angery because he's a git...

by **Snow_Crystal** » Friday 13 October 2006 2:01:38pm

No need to swear here please - this is still a forum for people of all ages the last time I checked.

by **Simatra** » Friday 13 October 2006 7:35:49pm

sorry... He's a poophead then... :grin:

by **Eol** » Monday 16 October 2006 10:32:16pm

I still think Snape's going to help Harry. He's proven his loyalty to Voldemort by killing Dumbledore, and so perhaps will be privy to more information, such as where the other horcruxes are. Dumbledore is the type of person to sacrifice his life for the greater good and so I think this was all part of the plan.

When Hagrid overheard Dumbledore and Snape arguing, Snape said that perhaps he didn't want to do it anymore and Dumbledore was taking too much for granted. Dumbledore told Snape in reply that he'd promised to do it and that was all there was to it. They could easily have been talking about Snape's unbreakable vow to Narcissa Malfoy.

by **Simatra** » Thursday 30 November 2006 3:52:59pm

I really don't know,... I just wish he were a bad guy... I love to hate him! :evil grin:

by **FawkesthePhoenix** » Monday 1 January 2007 8:32:55pm

I think it's because James tormented him so much in school. He was made fun of by a Potter before, and he hates to hear Harry continue the tradition. Snape needs some anger management. :grin:

by **Simatra** » Friday 5 January 2007 7:57:56pm

More than that if you ask me!

by **FawkesthePhoenix** » Monday 8 January 2007 12:20:44am

yeah

SNAPE GETTING ANGER MANAGEMENT

"now,Snape, pet the kitty, pet the pretty kitty."
I DON'T WANNA PET THE KITTY!
okay, pet the puppy
NO!
* kitty and puppy both start licking his hair, but die from eating the slime*
"YOU KILLED MY PETS! I'M SUEING YOU!"

by **Mike89** » Tuesday 9 January 2007 11:56:33am

Simple Male ego, if you think you are powerful and will not be stopped by nobody wont you get ticked off if u are called a coward. I also think it has to do with the bullying he recieved.

by **Simatra** » Tuesday 9 January 2007 7:22:26pm

all I want is for Harry to kick him off his high horse. *Sigh, Who knows if that will happen though...* :-?

by **Chimera** » Tuesday 9 January 2007 10:51:04pm

Snow_Tiger wrote:No need to swear here please - this is still a forum for people of all ages the last time I checked.

Not meaning to nitpick here, but it's a site for Potterheads, and Ron says git at least 5-6 times a book...

by **FawkesthePhoenix** » Sunday 14 January 2007 1:46:24am

i've never considered git a swearword. if it is, i sweared a ton in elementery school. :lol:

by **DucksRMagical** » Sunday 14 January 2007 2:30:38am

You are still in elementary school, Fawkes. :lol:

I never really thought of it as a swear word, either. But I'm from the US, so it's not used a whole lot where I live.

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