James Potter = Voldemort

[A Featheringstonehaugh]

No: HPFGUIDX 81227


Not only would James = Voldemort be too Star Wars, I think it'd be awfully amateurish. 

Personally, I've long harbored the feeling that Snape is Harry's father. Yes, yes, I know...the physical resemblence between Harry and James, but Snape has black hair too, is thin and who knows, may clean up remarkably well?...Anyway,  Snape and Lily were in love... unbeknownst to all but a very few, but known to DD... (Lily exhibits  a bit of missionary zeal toward the loner Snape and her sympathy takes on a new dimension)... Snape's pureblood family (part of the Tom Riddle family tree?) are against it, ...Harry is conceived around the time Snape leaves the Death Eaters, a betrayal by Snape that enrages Voldemort... The Plan:... to protect Lily and their child, Snape enlists the help of the one person NO ONE would expect to help him - James (who still cares for Lily anyway, so it's a pretty good deal for him) ....Snape goes to ground, James and Lily marry and soon (less than 9 months later) Harry arrives as a Potter and as such, has nothing to fear from Voldemort....but Voldemort
 learns of the deception and goes after Harry both to punish Snape and to dispose of this infant rival to his power....Lily's own family know nothing of this, and so forever blame James for "compromising" their daughter/sister and hold him responsible for her death .... Snape is anguished at the loss of Lily but is determined to keep track of his son, whom he cannot acknowledge... so he goes to Hogwarts to teach, knowing that someday they'll be reunited there.... While he appreciates the ultimate sacrifice made by James, it rankles that someone he so dispised is revered by Harry and that his (Snape's) personal sacrifices and sorrows must remain hidden....His alleged hatred of Harry is a carefully crafted charade that must be mainatined in order to allow him to protect his son.  The End.

Thank you. You may now applaud.

AF

 

 


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