[ SECRET POST #2805 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2805 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If by hero, you mean, he only did anything he did because he was obsessed with a woman that didn't love him back...

[(Anonymous)]

"But James reminds me of the kids who were mean to me in school!"

Thing is, Snape was probably the kid who you bumped into on accident, and decided that merited an "I hope your puppy dies."

So I mean, they were both assholes. One ended up being a good person; the other one was always creepy.

[(Anonymous)]

Except Snape was a good person at the end. Dumbledore wouldn't have trusted him with everything of he wasn't.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Snape:

- Outed Remus as a werewolf because of a grudge.

- Made Neville think he was going to kill Trevor the Toad because he... wanted to. (Whether or not Snape was actually going to is up for debate - the point is, Neville believed he was, and that's a horrible thing to do to an already nervous thirteen year old boy.)


- Bullied Harry constantly because of a grudge.

Did he do some good things? Yes. And I think part of him felt remorse, still cared for Lily, and in his own way he protected Neville, Ginny and Luna in DH by sending them to Hagrid for detention. So he wasn't all bad. But in the end, he was still petty and nasty.

[(Anonymous)]

Outing Lupin wasn't a bad thing. I mean, Snape clearly did it for all the wrong reasons, but Lupin was genuinely dangerous for the children. Yet another proof of Dumbledore's atrocious hiring policies. Tbh, Lupin was probably more dangerous for the children well-being than Snape, Umbridge AND Quirrell.

[(Anonymous)]

lol

[diet_poison]

Tbh, Lupin was probably more dangerous for the children well-being than Snape, Umbridge AND Quirrell.

Ok, you've lost me.

Snape, ok, I'll grant you that one. But the others? Umbridge was a psycho control freak hell-bent on breaking students into a brainwashed Ministry-endorsed state of mind that would have put them in greater danger had they been attacked (since, you know, her whole schtick was "the murderous villain you have real reason to fear doesn't actually exist"), and Quirrell had said murderous villain PASTED TO THE BACK OF HIS HEAD. Lupin, otoh, was responsible about taking his potion every full moon and never posed a threat to anyone until the end of the story (and even then that was quickly neutralized).

Please tell me you're trolling.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, he helped out Dumbledore at great risk to himself and protected Harry because he loved his mother. Harry who had good reason to despise Snape named his son after him because of it.

[(Anonymous)]

Which says more good about Harry than it does about Snape.