An out-there Snape theory?

romuluslupin1 romuluslupin1 at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 23 09:31:46 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 110983


> Remulus Lupin wrote:
> >We know there is *one* DE LV (had) killed because he refused to
> >follow orders. What if he ordered Reggie to marry a nice, 
pureblood,
> >female DE (or DE relative) and he was zapped. *This* is why Severus
> >turned traitor on his former master, that's the story he told DD. 
He
> >loved Regulus, the only one who loved him back, and he died because
> >of that love. Regulus became a DE to make Snape happy and this 
caused
> >his death. No wonder Severus wants revenge against LV and his
> >henchmen. All in my opinion, of course.
> 
> 
 "Susana da Cunha" wrote: 
> Actually, I always thought the story Snape told DD involved the 
death of
> someone he loved by the hands of the DE's. But I picture his wife: 
one of
> the old Slytherin gang who joined the DE along with the others but 
without
> real conviction and then tried to back out and was killed. The only 
canon to
> support this is the fact that Snape always wears black.


Romulus Lupin:
Actually, my Regulus/Severus ship came from someone thinking a 
Severus/Sirius ship was viable, and I leapt from there. JKR implied 
nobody would want Severus, and I guess this is for his past as a DE. 
I know a lot of posters don't think SS could have participated in all 
DE activities, but I don't agree. I'm sure *all* DE are tested on 
their willingness to use Unforgivables and participate in Muggle 
torture even before they're marked. And he bears the mark. That's why 
I don't think someone would become a DE "without real conviction". 

Susana de Cuhna
> I think your theory is out-there only because if Regulus and 
Snape's stories
> are one and the same then might seem like an isolated case within 
the DE's.
> And I'm sure there were several cases like of the kind.
> 

Romulus Lupin. 
I never said theirs was a -once-in-a-lifetime occurrence. There may 
have been a lot of similar cases, we only know about Regulus because 
he's related to one of the characters. I'm not even saying I really 
believe in my theory (I actually wrote it as a joke, mostly), but the 
mnore I think about it, the more I believe it.  


Romulus Lupin, who usually abstains from Snape's threads because he 
doesn't like the potion master much







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