[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and being that no one can ever even come up with one (and I can't remember one myself) makes me thing a lot of people are just protecting the teachers they hated on Snape.

Asking your students to pay attention and not show off in class isn't abusive. If you can't list anything he did that was actually abusive, maybe he wasn't actually abusive.

[(Anonymous)]

It's abusive when they were legitimately performing well in class, not "showing off". Pretty much any interaction he had with Hermione in class was abuse--she was answering his questions and trying her best and he called her a know-it-all. That is an abusive teaching style.

Also may I remind you that Neville had a thousand things he could have been terrified of (like what happened to his parents), the thing that scares him MOST is Snape. It's not that "Neville is afraid of Snape", it's "Neville is MOST afraid of Snape."