Hogwarts Gymnastics Professor

Chapter 152 Snape's eyes darkened

Lockhart felt that Snape's life was too bitter. Lockhart didn't like Snape, but he sympathized with and pitied Snape.

Therefore, it is true that Lockhart said that he did this for Snape's good.

Look at Snape, the tragedy of his life was filled with two emotions - repression and writhing.

The family environment in which Snape grew up in his childhood was too bad. Such a family environment undoubtedly suppressed the expression of Snape's most basic emotions.

This also created Snape's twisted childhood.Snape thought he was a genius and a wizard, but others thought he was a silly boy, he was full of grievances, but he couldn't tell anyone.

During the study period, Snape's depression came from himself.He loves Lily, but he doesn't want to speak, because he is afraid, he has low self-esteem, he is afraid that if he speaks out, he will not be a friend, and he is afraid that falling in love with a "mudblood" will make him lose his Slytherin friends.

During this period, Snape was also full of twists and turns.This kind of twisting comes from pride in one's own talent and low self-esteem about one's own origin. The name "Half-Blood Prince" is the best description for this kind of twisting.Snape claimed to be a prince, but said he was a half-breed, which is too obvious.

When joining the Death Eaters and following Voldemort, Snape's repression came from within the Death Eaters.Even though he has become some of Voldemort's most trusted subordinates, even though he himself is a master of potions, even though he has mastered many powerful black magic, but when various blood discrimination appeared among the Death Eaters, the mixed-race Sne Pu still has to suppress himself.

But at this time, Snape's twist was very obvious.He wanted to kill everyone who opposed Voldemort, even if it was a one-year-old child.But except for Lily Potter who is already married.

After Lily Potter's death, Snape's repression reached its peak—he became an undercover, a double-faced undercover. In Dumbledore, Snape acted as an undercover for the Death Eaters. Under Voldemort, Snape It's an undercover agent for Hogwarts.

As an undercover agent, there is no doubt that many things must be hidden. In this way, the suppression of Snape, who had been suppressed all his life, reached its peak.

Compared with Harry Potter's twists after entering school, Snape's self-repression as an undercover agent seems nothing.

Snape, without a doubt, hated Harry, Harry was the son of Lily and James Potter, Lily was his favorite person, and James Potter, without a doubt, was his most hated person, and Their son, Harry Potter, was the object of Snape's obsessive attention.

Snape hated Harry Potter, but since Harry was the only one who could kill Voldemort in the prophecy, Snape had to protect Harry all the time.

This kind of emotional twisting is simply unimaginable.

When Lockhart said that he sympathized with Snape, he was definitely not talking casually. From Lockhart's point of view, Snape never seemed to live a good day for himself.

What did Snape really want?What did Snape really want to do?

Lockhart didn't know that perhaps Snape's various improved potions and created spells in the textbook under the pseudonym Half-Blood Prince were what he really wanted.

Since Snape's reply to Lockhart's eccentricity last night, Lockhart has begun to think about Snape's various personalities. It's not that Lockhart is holding grudges, it's all for the great cause of Hogwarts education system reform. .

Therefore, when Dumbledore put down his teacup and began to persuade Snape and Lockhart, who were at war with each other, Lockhart didn't pay much attention, but turned his head and walked out.

Whether the reform of the Hogwarts education system can be successful, Dumbledore has nothing to say, especially in potions.

As we all know, the professor has a lot of power in the teaching method of each course in Hogwarts. Every professor can use the method he likes to teach. Dumbledore will not take care of this, and it seems that he has no power to do so.

Hogwarts also does not have a link where students give teachers marks and write evaluations at the end of each semester, so professors follow their own temperaments in how they teach, and they can do whatever they like.

Note that the professor teaches the class the way he likes it, not the way he thinks it is appropriate.

If a professor likes to sleep in class every day, then he will have no problem taking all the little wizards to catch up on sleep every day in class.

Therefore, Lockhart came out of Dumbledore's office without hesitation. Dumbledore had nothing to say about this matter, and it seemed impossible to persuade Snape.

However, Lockhart didn't go far, but stood directly behind the two guardian stone statues, used the illusion spell to hide his figure, and quietly began to wait patiently.

Lockhart was not impatient, but it didn't seem like he needed much patience waiting for Snape. After less than 5 minutes, Lockhart saw Snape come out of Dumbledore's office.

Snape came out from between the two stone statues, with heavy steps, shaking his clothes, everything indicated that he seemed to be in a bad mood.

Then, Snape's eyes went dark, and he knew nothing.

Lockhart separated two shadow clones, quickly packed Snape into the box, and one of the shadow clones carried the box containing Snape, opened a copy of "The New Wizard", and quickly used it with Snape Portkey teleported to Azkaban.

The other went back to Lockhart's own office, took the undergraduate course and class materials, and prepared to take a Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Lockhart himself was going to give a potion class to the young wizards.

Yes, Potions class, Lockhart felt that taking Snape to Azkaban to reform, let him come out of self-repression and twisted mental illness, and during this time, Lockhart decided Take Snape's class in person.

Firstly, it can test the feasibility of education system reform, and secondly, Lockhart can pave the way for the subsequent thorough education system reform.

Lockhart took out a sealed test tube of Polyjuice Potion from his pocket, and with his right hand took out a few hairs that he picked up when he knocked Snape unconscious just now, and prepared to add it.

But when Lockhart really wanted to do it, he stopped again, for no other reason than he felt a bit overwhelmed.

This hair is too greasy. Who knows how long Snape hasn't washed his hair. Lockhart hesitated, but in the end he couldn't do it. Originally, he planned to use the transformation technique and the polyjuice potion together as a double insurance , Lockhart looked at Snape's hair and suddenly thought it was better to forget it.

Transfiguration is enough.

(End of this chapter)