What Did Snape Do In GoF?
jqwerty1
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Mon Feb 4 01:05:33 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 34609
Voldemort knows *for sure* what side Snape is on. Remember
> in PS/SS - Snape opposes Quirrell _directly_ and _openly_.
> So there's no chance Voldemort can be left uninformed about
> Snape. I would even suppose that Severus is #3 or #4 in VSL
> (Voldemort's Slaying List).
Oh, I don't know, I would think Snape is probably the one Voldemort
most wants to keep alive at the moment. I'm maybe SS's number one
fan, but even I admit that there's a good deal of darkness in him,
and for Voldemort that must the ideal weapon. He's someone very close
to the war effort, and more importantly, Dumbledore, and he's
probably the only one of the inner circle (of goodies) that isn't
100% behind the morals of the light side. There must have been
something which made he join Voldemort in the first place, and don't
forget, he's sworn allegiance to the Dark Lord. Undoubtably,
Voldemort has shown him some kindness or at the least, reason to join
him, in the past, and Snape is bound to still have some loyalty,
regardless of how much he may hate him.
A high level enemy who actually has some mixed loyalties must be your
most powerful weapon in a war - if Voldemort's got any sense, he'll
keep Snape alive until the last minute, then make him an offer he
can't refuse.
Jo
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