[ SECRET POST #2805 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2805 ⌋

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Comments

[alwaysbeenasmiler]

Personally I like Snape and I like the Snape/Lily pairing. I think that it set in motion a special sort of barrier that would 'protect' Harry, a special barrier that would not of been in place otherwise. You are probably right, Snape would of set Harry on fire if it hadn't been for Lily's sake but the very fact that he didn't says quite a bit. J.K Rowling knew what she was doing when she wrote in Snape's love for Lily, it was to serve it's purpose.

That he was a jerk, undoubtedly? Did he die in the end, yes.. but Harry did live to fight another day because of him. He didn't get the girl and that in and of itself is it's own character building exercise. Snape didn't get the girl in the end and that's it's own form of punishment for being a jerk, and it's a lesson that no matter what you do.. the reverberations of those actions stay with you long after.

He tried to make amends in his own way.