[ SECRET POST #3371 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3371 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yeah, that completely coincidental shift in lesson plans.

[(Anonymous)]

It was petty, but it is not abnormal for substitute teachers to dick with lesson plans for no good reason. And it was something that they were going to get to anyway, so the material was still getting covered. Still the most normal thing that Snape has ever done as a teacher.

[(Anonymous)]

The method of teaching it would have been vastly different (most likely more humanely and sympathetically) if the class had gotten to it with Lupin as opposed to Snape. Meanwhile Snape just taught it without getting the students to question what the text told them.

[(Anonymous)]

Well of course Lupin would be biased given that he himself is a werewolf.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and letting people who actually experience the condition be the ones to teach about it in a way that doesn't encourage othering and dehumanizing ... nuts, right?

[(Anonymous)]

Dehumanizing? He turns into a fucking wolf.

[(Anonymous)]

lollll

as usual, trying to equate a fantastical fictional ALLEGORY 100% with real-world issues fails completely.