Did you notice 'these subtle details' in HARRY POTTER?? #harrypotter

Did you notice "these subtle details" in HARRY POTTER?? #harrypotter

[ButImNotGonnaTalkAboutThat]

What's sad is he was more scared of Snape then the lady who tortured his parents into insanity

[pieceofgosa]

Snape makes the mandrake draught, Sprout just grows them. There's literally an entire scene where Snape gets super touchy about Lockheart wanting to make the potion. Regarding potions & herbology though, it's sort of like doctors & chemists, isn't it ? Like, they are closely related disciplines but most doctors can't physically make medicine & most chemists wouldn't have the first clue how to place an IV. Of course, a doctor should know some chemistry & a chemist should know anatomy but neither is really required to be an expert in the other's field.

[ecojosh]

According to the fifth book, he did better in his final potions exam than he did in his class because the government employee just stood there without bullying him like Snape.

[Marylsa]

Snape blamed Neville that he wasnt the choosen one, in snape s mind its Neville s fault Lily is dead.
So he torments Harry and Neville

[goe]

Just because a farmer doesn't know how to cook doesn't mean they cant grow potatoes

[meamagic]

Its also that neville had to use someone else's wand, not his own. He couldnt use spells properly.

[grantkruger]

I blame Dumbledore. He was so focused on Harry that he didn't notice any of these issues with other students, and tell the relevant professors to do something to solve the situation.

[kramana]

Snape is the one who brews the potion. Professor Sprout only raised the plants.

[artislifelivetheart]

I think it is the teacher's attitude really! Consider harry, he never liked potions, taught by snape. As we know snape usually wrote the recipe on the black board, he always gave then correct recipe as hermione manages to brew the potions well till 6th part. But when same instructions are in book, it works wonders for him. It is the teacher. Neville was not good with DADA, but with right help, be it lupin or harry or Azkaban breakdown, he did wonders.

[hunterkiller]

You can be good with chemistry but bad at physics.

[thewestfire]

Well in all fairness, Snape was the best Potions student that Hogwarts had ever seen, but by comparison was also the worst professor since Nigellus Black.

[agizmogamer]

Here's why he was scared of Snape: because he was scared of Snape.
Thank you for the riveting information.

[alexanderbruwer]

A bad teacher can absolutely ruin a student and their future

[TheAutumnGypsy]

It also shows How brave and strong never was, he faced his biggest fear every time he walked into the potions class.

[bladedragonheart]

Uhhh how does this tell us why neville was so afraid of snape?

[missyquill]

Where are we getting the "Neville is the best Herbology student in generations" bit? Yes he was very proficient, even Harry in DADA level proficient as in Harry could produce an advanced bit of magic. But I never saw Neville being praised as the best Herbology student Hogwarts had ever seen. Certainly Hermione's grades could rival his.

[violetweasleyveronicaazevedo]

Nah Neville feared Snape because Snape couldn’t keep a lily alive 💀

[thedemonicsusi]

You’re just going in circles. Poorly written.

[davidgarciasanchez]

That's the same as saying "You are a great botanist! You must be an amazing pharmacist!" It's not the same. Or "You're a great geologist! You must be a great architect".

[brittineyquinn]

I disagree think about it as a good farmer versus a good chef. just because you can take care of and make the ingredients doesn't mean you know what to do with them