But to give him that link, she would not have had to put him on the team. She could have given him the detention the rulebreaking would have warranted and still told him about his father's talent, and that he would be a good seeker next year.
And we have no idea when they came up with the rule that first years are not allowed their own brooms (which came across as a prerequisite for being on the team) and then and I cite "I have to talk to Dumbledore and see that we can bend the rules for first graders" giving him a brand new broom. No this was all about her seeing a chance to get one over Serverus Snape and not about Harry.
he had already begun to grow close to Ron and I doubt that she knew much about Harry's homelife. She only saw one Day in the life of the Dursleys. She knows that "No one loves him" is an interpretation, just like mine is, that she is as biased as Serverus Snape was.
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Date: 2018-10-29 07:12 pm (UTC)And we have no idea when they came up with the rule that first years are not allowed their own brooms (which came across as a prerequisite for being on the team) and then and I cite "I have to talk to Dumbledore and see that we can bend the rules for first graders" giving him a brand new broom. No this was all about her seeing a chance to get one over Serverus Snape and not about Harry.
he had already begun to grow close to Ron and I doubt that she knew much about Harry's homelife. She only saw one Day in the life of the Dursleys. She knows that "No one loves him" is an interpretation, just like mine is, that she is as biased as Serverus Snape was.