[ SECRET POST #2283 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2283 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of that can be attributed to the Death Equals Redemption/Never Speak Ill of the Dead tropes. Snape may have been an asshole when he was alive but after he died (revealing his 'sympathetic' backstory) Harry was able to retroactively justify his behavior to fit with his new 'heroic' status.

So once he was dead a) Harry felt guilty about hating him since he died helping him defeat Voldemort and b)being dead, Snape could no longer continue to act like a dick, thus giving Harry no further reason to dislike him and allowing Harry to entertain the illusion that he would have stopped being a dick once he was no longer pretending to be the servant of Voldemort.