If Albert had been there and heard that conversation, he probably would not have been able to swallow that insult. He would have punched Snape on the spot and given him a proper lesson in the power that existed beyond magic.
He was clearly a freedom-loving, peace-loving good wizard, so how had he somehow become the White Lord?
This was absolutely the greatest slander in history!
When all was said and done, it was their own fault.
If the Order of the Phoenix and the wizards of the British wizarding world had not been so utterly useless, would he have needed to deal with The Dark Lord himself?
Wouldn't it have been better to leave it to Harry Potter?
Not only did he have to worry and work himself to the bone, he also had to play the villain. Who would be willing to endure such a grievance?
Fortunately, Albert knew nothing about their conversation. Otherwise, he would probably have shown those hypocrites exactly what for.
Since his brief exchange with Dumbledore that night, Snape had tried to minimize the Death Eaters' influence over Hogwarts. Yet in the end, he had failed to change the plan decided at the Death Eater meeting: dismantle the Defense Association. The first step of that plan was the Dumbledore's Army hiding within Hogwarts School.
Over the following days, Hogwarts students discovered in horror that a large number of rude Death Eaters had appeared in the ancient castle, ludicrously claiming that they had come to arrest Albert Anderson, the leader of Dumbledore's Army.
Yes, the leader of Dumbledore's Army was Albert Anderson, not the famous Boy Who Lived, Harry Potter.
When the news first spread, many Hogwarts students were thoroughly confused. Once they came to their senses, however, they became even more convinced that