[ SECRET POST #2329 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2329 ⌋

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Comments

[seventh_seal]

Sorry to hear about your teachers, I had some bad ones as well, but they never focused on me, so I got away easy.

Yeah, Snape is terrible to Neville and Hermione. There are definitely some drawbacks to Dumbledore's habit of employing people for the sake of keeping them close and loyal rather than because of them being competent teachers.

[philstar22]

Seriously. Snape was good at potions, but he sucked as a teacher. Maybe he could have done something like make potions for Madam Pomphrey or something. Dumbledore really didn't think things through in terms of who he hired.

[seventh_seal]

Wait, I don't think The Half Blood Prince would suffer being reduced to an assistant to a nurse, though. So instead, he is condemned to a life of perpetual frustration when he realizes his classroom is full of kids every morning.

You know, JKR skirted the line between caricature and sort-of-realism well until the later books, but when you take Hogwarts seriously, it turns out to be a pretty horrifying place ;)