If Snape is a vampire, he isn't bothered by sunlight...
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Mon Apr 28 22:27:36 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 56370
Izaskun wrote:
>>> i don't think he's a vampire, a half-vampire or anything near
it. He's not affected by sun, he's not afected by garlic, and he eats
and drink like a normal person. Doesn't look like a vampire to
me. I think JK was just trying to describe him, and the bat-alike
description is a very powerful image, that's all. But again, maybe
I'm wrong. <<
Snape's appearances in daylight are, to me, suspicioiusly
seldom. Snape is out in full sun at the Gryffindor/Slytherin
Quidditch match in Book Three. When he referees the
Gryffindor/Hufflepuff match in Book One, it's so late in the day that
owls are hooting by the time Harry gets out of the showers after a
very brief match. Otherwise, we see Snape only indoors or at
night. His dungeon and office are windowless. Surely a potion
or some such could protect Snape from sunlight for brief
periods.
How do we know that Snape isn't affected by garlic, and eats and
drinks like a normal person?
Pippin
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