Wondering how many just comfortably forgot that McGonagall put Neville's life in risk in his third year?
He 'lost' his list of passwords (Crookshanks stole it) which resulted in Sirius getting in the dorms.
When Neville confessed it was his - she turned to all the students and told them to not dare tell him the password. He was dependent on others letting him in (after Sirius already got into the castle and could very much do so again).
It came to a point where the trio were sneaking out - and walked on Neville sleeping at the entrance.
Now not even speaking on how they didn't notice Neville was not on the dorms, or that the prefect didn't check on him, or Percy who was a head boy - but his own Head of House who told everyone to not give him the password didn't even check of he got in.
He was basically forced to stay out of a safe place (also denying him proper sleeping and access to his belongings and to sanitary necessities) - while there's a supposed mass murderer trying to get to Harry - who's in the Gryffindor dorms.
She was risking his life in their eyes not knowing Sirius is innocent.
Yet somehow Snape is worse then her for telling Neville he's going to feed his toad whatever he brewed.
Good to know.
