[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape's love
Alexandra Y. Kwan
litalex at yahoo.com
Thu May 10 01:51:57 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 18472
Hello,
> Perhaps the love (or lack of love) in his past is not or a romantic
> type, but of the sort between a parent and child. I wonder if
> Snape's father was much like Barty Crouch, Sr.--a stickler to the
> rules who spent little time with his son. Like Barty Crouch, Jr.,
> this sort of relationship pushed him toward the "dark side" and the
> Death Eaters, but something happened in his life (or being) that,
> unlike BC Jr., made him rethink his choices.
Oh, I see definite potential in such a scenario.
> Maybe there was a romance in his life after all. This could possibly
> be why he turned out so different from BC Jr. This relationship
> would have been long enough that he left the DEs for it and that when
> it ended he was scorned and bitter.
Snape fell for James and it was enough to push him back to the "Light Side,"
but when James picked Lily instead... <g>.
Or at least many hp-slashers seem to think. Could be Lily whom he fell for
and that's why Snape hates Harry.
> family influence. For example, would Draco have been chaser for
> Slytherin had his father not provided the funds for new brooms? How
> else does Lucius provide money to Slytherin, keeping Draco in his
> housemates' favor?
Draco is a seeker, like Harry <g>. What I want to know is, where was the
old seeker to the Slytherin team, then? Or was there one? I really don't
think Draco can stay on if he isn't at least adequate. Not spectacularly
good as Harry, but good.
little Alex
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