Is Snape's blunder, or rather half-knowledge, here intentional? *wonders* It doesn't seem so from the later discussions and his imparting Shakespeare and historical knowledge, but I'm not sure. Because it's either "the Roman god JUPITER" as they called this particular deity - or "the GREEK god Zeus".
It just struck me as a bit weird and oddly uneducated for the expert!Snape you've been portraying here to mix the names and cultures up ...
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Date: 2008-04-02 06:17 pm (UTC)Is Snape's blunder, or rather half-knowledge, here intentional? *wonders* It doesn't seem so from the later discussions and his imparting Shakespeare and historical knowledge, but I'm not sure.
Because it's either "the Roman god JUPITER" as they called this particular deity - or "the GREEK god Zeus".
It just struck me as a bit weird and oddly uneducated for the expert!Snape you've been portraying here to mix the names and cultures up ...