| Title: Testing boundries
| 08 Aug 2008 3:51 pm
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| Reviewer: Icepick (Anonymous)
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It's a well written story, but Snape is being ridiculous. Somewhere along the line, when you have teenagers, you have to let them *communicate* with you. I'll grant that Harry's comment to Snape was disrespectful (we'll look past the fact that Snape deserves it ten-fold for how he has treated Harry is the past) but how about making it clear it's not an option, and then discussing why Harry feels that way...so they could actually try to work through it? All relationships, even parenting, need to have communication at their core.
Author's Response: "...but how about making it clear it's not an option, and then discussing why Harry feels that way...so they could actually try to work through it?"
I see what you're saying, but is it consistent with Snape? He's never struck me as a 'talk about feelings type'. He's very much a man of action, though often, I would think, subtle, covert action.