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Severus I like to compare it to the art of kintsugi.

Literally "repair with gold," it is a restoration technique devised in the late 1400s by Japanese potters to repair ceramic cups.

Broken lines are left visible and highlighted with gold dust.

Severus' fragile soul and his imperfections, in my opinion, are magnificent reflections of most people.

But that very fragility of his needs to be accentuated by making it a strength like Japanese vases.

The cracks in Severus's soul are painful and imperfect but from the wounds one can be reborn to achieve a complete form of inner stability.

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every snape moment ever: philosopher’s stone (13/28)

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Snape’s passport photo x

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every snape moment ever: philosopher’s stone (11/28)

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every snape moment ever: philosopher’s stone (12/28)

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Will Turner bringing peak dramatic pining

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A beautiful drawing made by a dear and talented friend, thank you for the gift dear😭💚💚💚 @maphy-art

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severus! but young :^)

(portrait commission)

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Keep smiling through

Just like you always do

'Til the blue skies chase those dark clouds far away

I want some comfort for them

(I stole Marie Laforet’s face for Eileen)

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"Will, look at me... Look at me!"

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No . . . no, no!! NO! Don't leave me . . . Don't - no!! I won't leave you!

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Seas of Life & Death

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every snape moment ever: philosopher’s stone (2/28)

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He looks sooo fine in the new game 🤯.

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some old stuff

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every snape moment ever: philosopher’s stone (1/28)