Questions regarding Snape's past and the choices he made.

[Sherlock (a.k.a Merlyn)]

No: HPFGUIDX 37189

In what circumstances do you believe Snape left Voldemort's circle of Death 
Eaters? Do you believe he went because he realised how wrong it all was, or 
became scared or in fear of his own life? Did he go willinginly to 
Dumbledore? Or did Voldemort send him to be his spy, and Snape chose to 
become Dumbledore's spy instead?

Is Snape a double agent, or just a plain spy for one side? Do you believe he 
served time in Azakaban even though he was a spy on Dumbledore/Ministry of 
Magic's side? If he did serve time, how long did he served and how did he 
take it? Was he offered a job and a second chance from Dumbledore whilst he 
was in Azakaban or was it after he was released?

When he joined the school as a teacher, was he like he is now, or did years 
of isolation and being left out of other teacher activity turn in him into 
how he is now?

How did he confess? Did he just confess and was believed, or confess and 
wasn't believed and so forced to take a truth potion? If he was forced into 
taking a truth potion, how did he react to that?

What do you believe he did for Voldemort? Was he in his inner circle? Did he 
just make potions for Voldemort? If he just made potions, what sort of 
potions did he make? Did he join Voldemort straight after leaving Hogwarts 
or did he complete some sort of Potions degree?

Why do you believe Snape wants the Defence against the Dark Arts job? Is it 
to make young people aware and stop them going down the path he went down? 
Or is it for a completly different reason? Do you believe he actually wants 
the job, or is Harry just suspicious of him because of his relationship with 
most of the Defence against the Dark Arts teachers?


As you can probably guess, I bored with nothing to do and at the moment 
trying to deal with an overly active imagination and ideas hedgehog who 
won't leave me alone. So what do you think?

Steph


"The distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly 
persistent illusion." Albert Einstein

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