it's interesting, her being human

and i'm fascinated by their dynamic 

at the same time, she locked harry in a fucking cupboard and made him sleep there and starved him and worked him half to death

snape verbally and emotionally abused harry in class but at least he didn't fucking starve him and let his son get his friends to join him in beating harry up

harry spent years bruised and beaten and starving and exhausted and imprisoned in a tiny space

there's no part of that that's okay or forgivable

it's interesting, her being human

and i'm fascinated by their dynamic 

at the same time, she locked harry in a fucking cupboard and made him sleep there and starved him and worked him half to death

snape verbally and emotionally abused harry in class but at least he didn't fucking starve him and let his son get his friends to join him in beating harry up

harry spent years bruised and beaten and starving and exhausted and imprisoned in a tiny space

there's no part of that that's okay or forgivable

i think it's adorable how at least minerva and flitwick seem to still see him as a student in need of guidance

they probably taught him when he was

graduated when he was eighteen, now he's thirty one

13 years isn't terribly long for people who taught for decades and spent seven years seeing him as a student

aahahaaa the threat about the great hall was so funny

it makes sense that harry is testing snape, though

he needs to find out where the boundaries are, at what point snape will snap and punish him and how bad the punishment will be

also snape was cruel and horrendously unfair to harry from day 1 so he definitely deserves it