[ SECRET POST #3311 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3311 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Because she was a know-it-all who would talk out of turn, not because of her parentage.

[(Anonymous)]

She wasn't a 'know-it-all'. She was a smart, motivated student. Please don't frame it as though Snape's reaction was in any way justified - it was unjustified whether or not it was an outgrowth of his racism. That's kinda disgusting.

[(Anonymous)]

I guess Ron is being a bully here too.

https://youtu.be/x1bvb8EHu2M?t=84

[(Anonymous)]

Friendly ribbing from a peer and friend is categorically different from similar action taken by an adult teacher in a position of authority

[diet_poison]

Dude, come on. Anon is trying to explain why Snape didn't like her, not share their own opinion. >____>

[(Anonymous)]

Holy shit... we have actually hit the point of a Snapefan saying not only that Snape's bullying of children was excusable or okay, but that IT DIDN'T EVEN HAPPEN.

I feel like I should be collecting on a bet right now, but I didn't have the foresight to make one.

[(Anonymous)]

Could do a drinking game instead. Just don't die.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you lack reading comprehension?

I'm not denying he was an asshole, I'm denying that he was an asshole BECAUSE of any belief in full-blood superiority.

[(Anonymous)]

No, you were saying that Hermione deserved it.

[(Anonymous)]

No I didn't. I said Snape disliked her because she was a know-it-all. That doesn't mean she deserves to be treated in such a fashion, it just means that he didn't take issue with her parentage.

[(Anonymous)]

She wasn't a know it all, though.

[diet_poison]

SNAPE THOUGHT SHE WAS A KNOW-IT-ALL.

[(Anonymous)]

There's a mile of difference between saying that and saying the other thing.

[diet_poison]

I thought it was pretty clear that anon was discussing Snape's motivations. Anon said:

"Because she was a know-it-all who would talk out of turn, not because of her parentage."

in regards to Snape's behavior. Implication: Snape bullied her because she was a know-it-all. Implication: Hermione being a know-it-all is Snape's opinion.

Plus, you know, the context of the whole thread.

[(Anonymous)]

This is why everyone fucking hates Snapefen.

[(Anonymous)]

And he happily let Draco have a go at her every chance he got, even when Lucius Malfoy himself obliquely pointed out Draco was only screwing himself over being so openly spiteful and racist.

[(Anonymous)]

"He stood to gain nothing personally but the triumph of the cause Lily had believed in. He was trying to do right."

-- J.K. Rowling

Yeah he died for Lily's cause but I'm sure he was still a racist you guys.

[(Anonymous)]

It's possible to commit an act by omission - that is, failing to do something that ought to be done, and not shutting Draco Malfoy up is such an example.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. He died for it but just because it was Lily's.

[(Anonymous)]

He seemed more interested in power than in any racist agenda tho