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<blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 1591784" data-attributes="member: 1013">Ok, now we are talking about my favorite HP book so here is my opinion, you are pretty muc correct but[spoiler] it's not just Snape that Potter &amp; crew torment.&nbsp; Potter would hex people just for fun while walking down the hall.&nbsp; And in the scene that where Potter hangs Snape upside down, Black and Potter see Snape walking across the lawn after O.W.L. exams and they bushwack him for the hell of it.&nbsp; I don't think there was a girl he had a crush on, they do it in front of Lily Potter who tells James Potter what a prat he is for being a stuck up and arrogant jerk.&nbsp; Potter doesn't care and says he'll let him down if she will go out with him.&nbsp;&nbsp; And hell they don't just hang him, they hit him with multiple curses.&nbsp; It's shown what a show off Potter is and he isn't a saint by any means. Snape from that book comes from an abusive home where his father apparently beat his mother in front of him as a child.&nbsp; And Snape seems to have slightly shabby clothes as well which makes me think he didn't have a lot of money in the family even if they were pure bloods, kind of like the Weasleys.&nbsp; He was unpopular with greasy hair and the &quot;jocks&quot; picked on him a lot.&nbsp; He was a jerk though, so I'm sure he brought some of his on himself.&nbsp; He still tells Lilly as she is trying to help him that he doesn't need any mudblood help.&nbsp; After Potter discovers all this about Snape he really gets on his bad side, as if it's possible for Snape to hate Potter even more! [/spoiler].&nbsp; I am eagerly awaiting more background on Snape in the sixth book.&nbsp; He's an ass but I really like him for some reason.&nbsp; I think he's going to suprise people by the end of the series.&nbsp;&nbsp; I kind of have the same feeling about Draco Malfoy but to a lesser degree, he may be just as bad as his father.&nbsp; Evil to the core.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flexor the Mighty!, post: 1591784, member: 1013"] Ok, now we are talking about my favorite HP book so here is my opinion, you are pretty muc correct but[spoiler] it's not just Snape that Potter & crew torment. Potter would hex people just for fun while walking down the hall. And in the scene that where Potter hangs Snape upside down, Black and Potter see Snape walking across the lawn after O.W.L. exams and they bushwack him for the hell of it. I don't think there was a girl he had a crush on, they do it in front of Lily Potter who tells James Potter what a prat he is for being a stuck up and arrogant jerk. Potter doesn't care and says he'll let him down if she will go out with him. And hell they don't just hang him, they hit him with multiple curses. It's shown what a show off Potter is and he isn't a saint by any means. Snape from that book comes from an abusive home where his father apparently beat his mother in front of him as a child. And Snape seems to have slightly shabby clothes as well which makes me think he didn't have a lot of money in the family even if they were pure bloods, kind of like the Weasleys. He was unpopular with greasy hair and the "jocks" picked on him a lot. He was a jerk though, so I'm sure he brought some of his on himself. He still tells Lilly as she is trying to help him that he doesn't need any mudblood help. After Potter discovers all this about Snape he really gets on his bad side, as if it's possible for Snape to hate Potter even more! [/spoiler]. I am eagerly awaiting more background on Snape in the sixth book. He's an ass but I really like him for some reason. I think he's going to suprise people by the end of the series. I kind of have the same feeling about Draco Malfoy but to a lesser degree, he may be just as bad as his father. Evil to the core. [/QUOTE]

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