No but actually Snape with a tranq dart gun that he can use as a ranged weapon to inject people with potions is something I need. This is the level of fantasy video game BS that I would love to see more of.
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lucius: i am narcissa’s
snape, thinking that indeed, lucius is egocentric: don’t u mean narcissus
lucius: no narcissa’s, i belong to her
snape:
lucius, showing off his ring finger: like legally, we’re married
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I'm back talking about Harry Potter and Snape's worst memory because while I hate the author y'all bug me.
Snape worst memory isn't James bulling him or string him up in front of the school, (that was bad I'm not saying it wasn't) it was Lily ending her friendship with him because he called her a Mudblood. With evidence.
To prove my point we have to go read the Deathly Hallows when Snape gave Harry his memories! We get to see the scene again but this time the thing that sticks out the most is Snape calling Lily a Mudblood. Now if that's not enough proof the next memory goes like this.
*Outside Gryffindor Tower*
Snape: I'm sorry
Lily: I'm not interested
S: I'm sorry!
L: save your breath... I only came out here because Mary told me you were threatening to sleep here.
S: I was. I would have done. I never ment to call you a Mudblood it just-
L: Slipped out? It's too late. I've made excuses for you for years. None of my friends can understand why I even talk to you. You and your precious little Death Eater friends- you see, you don't even deny it! You don't even deny that's what you're all aiming to be! You can't wait to join You-Know-Who, can you? I can't pretend anymore. You've chosen your way, I've chosen mine.
S: No-listen, I didn't mean-
L:-to call me a Mudblood? But you call everyone of my birth Mudblood, Severus. Why should I be any different?
*Lily leaves. Memory ends*
The next memory is Snape becoming a turn coat for Dumbledore so he could keep Lily safe because Voldemort wouldn't spare her.
Snape has had worse experiences then a teenage James Potter being a bully (even if it was shitty). so we look at the rest of the memory and lo and behold what do we see? The actual worst moment of Snape life, the moment he lost Lily forever.
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The Prank
OK Marauders fans, I'm here to rant because the prank has been driving me crazy since I read the books back when I was 12.
So, we know the prank consisted on Sirius telling Snape that if he wanted to know what they (the Marauders) were hiding, he should go to the Whomping Willow during a full moon, so he'd get attacked by Remus in his werewolf form, and become a werewolf, and then when he was almost killed by the Whomping Willow, James saved him by pushing him out of the way. And, if I remember correctly, it was Dumbledore who told Harry about it.
Now, this has never made much sense to me. Why would Sirius put his best friend in danger? These guys were his family more than his real family was, why would he betray them like that?
And it's always been in my mind, what if he didn't tell Snape anything? We know of their rivalry, we know they couldn't stand each other at all, even have the theory that "sectumsempra: for enemies" was meant for them (which I do not doubt Snape'll be capable of), so how do we know Snape wasn't spying on them? It makes more sense than Sirius directly speaking to him.
So, maybe Sirius was talking about "tonight at the Whomping Willow" with Peter or James, and Snape thought he'd finally get them if he followed them, and surprise! A werewolf and a bunch of Animagi (?), and when the Whomping Willow tries attacking him, James transforms back, pushes Snape out of the way, and saves his life.
Of course Snape would run to Dumbledore, who'd tell him that it was alright and would definitely not kick Remus out, he needs him anyway, but maybe Snape doesn't tell him the truth, and tells him that Sirius told him to go to the Whomping Willow and that his almost dead was his fault, in a wish to get him expelled.
Or maybe, just maybe, Dumbledore decided to change the story for Harry, so he'd be more easily manipulated. Maybe Snape told him the truth, or the Marauders did, but he decided to tell Harry of how Sirius tried to kill a man, to subconsciously make him untrustworthy.
Idk, I've had this theory for 10 years, and it makes more sense than "Sirius betrayed and put Remus in danger for shits and giggled"
But well, tell me what you think
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I actually see snape as some sort of rasputing, solely on the fact that I believe despite his looks, he had enough charisma and power to be a total slut idc
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