No. [For what might be seen as an abrupt, bizarre question, Will doesn't seem at all bothered by it. His answer is simple and immediate. No, he hadn't seen any torture or coercion. Well, not really.] Unless you mean coercing students to do their homework and their studies, and then yes. That happened. Multiple times. I did it myself.

[The Asgard Homework Coercer. A better title than his last. He's moving to the freezer as he speaks, grabbing a bag full of fish to make up something fresh, and there's no more grimace to his smile. It's just a regular smile, because this is exactly Will's type of thing.]

I'd notice, too. That's my job back home. I teach how to recognize patterns, track, and catch serial killers. [Of which Snape does not seem like one, unless Albus' little write-up is a bunch of bullshit. Really doesn't look like the case here. Would he notice torture? Sure, just not his own. What he doesn't know yet, oh boy.] Torture's part of that, unfortunately.

[It's a heavy topic, but Will seems rather used to it, sliding that fish off onto a plate and sprinkling a little spice over it. Torture and murder is all a part of a regular day for him, apparently, if the way he holds the plate out for the kid is anything to go by.]

Will Graham. I didn't really have time to introduce myself last night.