[ SECRET POST #2426 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2426 ⌋

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

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

You might have been a bit Cap Obvious-ish here, but the second part got me interested. IIRC, the creators of the film!canon didn't change much about the facts of Snape's biography, and I can't see how the interpretation of his personality alone could have made a significant difference. I can't even guess whose guilt you deem more expiatable. Film!Snape, perhaps?

[(Anonymous)]

not op, but film!Snape didn't have as many moments of dickishness piled on one after the other like the books (most likely due to the time constraints when adapting, to be fair), and Rickman's performance was more subdued and less aggressive than book!Snape often behaved- it even had a dignity of sorts to him, while book!Snape was childish and petty all through

as in, film!Snape was this bitter dude who still held onto some shreds of dignity despite his dickishness, which seemed more of a "for god's sake stop being idiots", if very disproportionate to the offenses and the ages of the students, but you could see with book!Snape how he delighted in torturing his students and insulting them over and over and over and picking and digging at all their insecurities just because he didn't like them

[(Anonymous)]

^this

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. Not to mention his most spectacular freak outs, like the one in the Shrieking Shack in PoA, and again after Sirius escaped, were toned way down.

[tree_and_leaf]

Yes, that's spot on.