Snape the Half-blood?
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Thu Oct 3 01:48:00 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 44829
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "bluesqueak" <pipdowns at e...>
wrote:
>
> Is Snape a half-blood? Not half-vampire, or half-dementor, or
half any other 'interestin' creature' but plain old half-muggle.
>
Time to trot out one of my theories for the benefit of those who
haven't heard it before. Snape could be the child of Squibs. I can
imagine that many old wizarding families have Squib servants
like Filch. There could even be families of such servants
attached to some of the old wizarding manors, no more
magically able than Muggles really, but part of the wizarding
world, and still clinging to pride in their wizard descent.
Perhaps young Snape, fascinated by magic, raided his
wizarding manor's library secretly. The family wouldn't think they
had to protect their magical knowledge from a Squib.
Then Snape's Hogwarts letter came. Determined to establish
his pureblood heritage, Snape became a Slytherin and even
joined Voldemort, but eventually became disillusioned.
This might also explain why Snape is on such close terms with
Filch.
Pippin
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