But listen, Remus was so nice that when Moody \ Barty Crouch Jr gave Neville that book about Herbology to ‘cheer him up’, Harry thinks ‘it’s something Lupin would do’.

boom.

He would definitely do that, though Barty gave the book to Neville in an attempt to give Harry a clue about the gillyweed

^ Ik but Harry didn’t know that at the time so he just assumed ‘oh Moody’s being a Lupin level of kind’.

And the fact Lupin’s kindness is used as a high standard by Harry says somethin’

I love Lupin, so I voted for him. And though I don't think is a very good idea to bring a boggart to 13 y/o kids, they have to face their fears in life. In my opinion, he is still better than the rest of the other DADA professors even after that fact.

I think it was Snape who made werewolves part of the ciriculum tho, Lupin was 'ill' (actually going through werewolf stuff in private), so Snape was a sub for him and made everyone research werewolves

I mean it was already in the curriculum, My assumption was just that for third year there was a focus on dangerous creatures

As mentioned above, I believe Werewolves were part of the curriculum, they just weren't upto them quite yet- Snape had just jumped ahead to undermine Lupin.

That's kind of what I mean about Lupin teaching about Dark Creatures- it was more about Snape being justified in jumping ahead a few lessons to Werewolves. It was more about Lupin than actual DADA. Yes- it's part of it and the Boggart lesson is always super popular with the fans (which is why they revisit the lesson in Fantastic Beasts- Crimes of Grindelwald) but yeah- I think facing off against Dark Wizards and learning about actual Dark Magic is a more valuable lesson.

Ah...

I thought everyone would vote for Remus. @Uzithegremlin1234 whaaaaaaaaaaaaa????????????

Yeah, me too, I got surprised 😅

Some of us like insane teachers. 😈😈😈

@Kittysilerrose

So when so become our teacher I can bonk her with a pan and give her a love potion for filches cat