[ SECRET POST #2394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2394 ⌋

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Re: OP here

[(Anonymous)]

There was a debate on here awhile back surrounding the novel Wuthering Heights where some people were arguing that what Cathy and Heathcliff had going between them was mutual obsession, not love. Others expressed the opinion that, coming from an abusive background themselves, they could empathize with the characters and see that the obsessive, controlling behavior is the only way these deeply impaired individuals knew how to express their love. That view struck me as very insightful, and perhaps applicable to an examination of Snape's character. Whether you choose to see that love as romantic, however, is entirely subjective.