Harry vents his frustrations over Snape's unfairness

PAGES: 235-235

After Potions class, Harry, Ron, and Hermione head to the Great Hall for lunch, where Hermione tries to console Harry. She mentions that Snape's treatment of Harry is unfair, especially when Goyle's potion had set his robes on fire and yet he received no punishment. Harry, however, feels increasingly bitter and resentful, acknowledging the deep-rooted enmity between him and Snape, which has been present since his first year at Hogwarts.