[ SECRET POST #3311 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3311 ⌋

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Comments

[diet_poison]

Fucking thank you. Why do people think Lily's rejection (or more accurately, Snape's response to that rejection) is why Snape joined up with Voldy? That's missing sooooo much of the situation with Snape - feeling like a loner in general (NOT JUST from Lily), being Sorted into Slytherin and spending tons of time with hateful assholes, being indoctrinated, and of course being bullied by James - those were all factors. I think the root cause was desperation to feel like he belonged and indoctrination offering him that belonging.

[solticisekf]

I think his father abused him, or was it just fanon *scratches head*

[(Anonymous)]

Fanon. His father shouting at his mother is the only time we ever see evidence of Elder Snape doing anything, so a case of abuse could be made for his mother, but not for Snape himself. Weellll, arguably neglect, but both parents would probably be guilty of that as there's no indication of who is more "at fault".