his conduct with Fudge in POA illustrates: it's his one major opportunity to go over Dumbles' head and really punish the boy, and he immediately says Harry and co. aren't responsible for their actions.
It is strange to me that people take Snape's threats to expel Harry seriously. Obviously Dumbledore would never let Harry be expelled.
For all of Snape's supposed hatred of Harry and how Harry thinks Snape is out to get him, look at what happens when Snape really could get Harry in serious trouble. Snape doesn't assume the worst about Harry.
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Date: 2012-08-07 01:48 pm (UTC)It is strange to me that people take Snape's threats to expel Harry seriously. Obviously Dumbledore would never let Harry be expelled.
For all of Snape's supposed hatred of Harry and how Harry thinks Snape is out to get him, look at what happens when Snape really could get Harry in serious trouble. Snape doesn't assume the worst about Harry.