[ SECRET POST #4479 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4479 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is assuming he got better.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Surprised that everyone ITT considers him redeemed.

[philstar22]

I don't. I think he got better on the one issue of anti-muggleborn discrimination/prejudice. But he was still a terrible, abusive teacher and a terrible person in general.

[(Anonymous)]

Redeemed as in, he’s working for the good side, rejects Voldemort and doesn’t want all Muggles and Muggleborns to die like the other Death Eaters. He’s still a nasty person and a shit teacher.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, he's working for the good side, yeah. But not for some noble reason, not for love. He's working for the good side because of self-loathing, regret, and a foolish crush. "Always"? That's not JKR trying to be romantic. That's JKR showing us he's pathetic and incapable of moving on, although Harry had a point. He was very brave.

Not sure he ever got over his loathing of Muggles.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, like... saving people (even if someone's reasons aren't alturistic) is better than not saving people at all right?

[(Anonymous)]

I think most people would consider that a plus, yes, lol.

Mmmm but it's so much more interesting to me when their reasons aren't altruistic.

[(Anonymous)]

DA, but yeah. Snape progressed in that he started out murdering innocent people and later decided that was bad after he accidentally got the one person other than himself that he ever gave a shit about murdered, and then stopped murdering innocent people and then finally saved a couple of them from being murdered by his former colleagues.

Still, "Realized he couldn't control exactly who got murdered by Club Genocide: Became anti-genocide as a result" isn't much to write home about when elsewhere in the world kitty cats save toddlers from dog attacks without having to murder anyone at all first.

[(Anonymous)]

You don't think the guy whose last words boiled down to, "Stare at me, Harry, so I can pretend I had a shot with your mum one last time. Ack!" ever really grew as a person? For shame.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt lmao ty