Snape's Patronus
Berit Jakobsen
belijako at online.no
Fri Feb 13 00:57:07 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 90817
What do y'all think Snape's Patronus will look like, if he can make
one?
Kneasy wrote (#90794):
A wolverine.
Vicious, effective, a loner, but not a coward.
And very definitely not something to mess with.
Berit replies:
I'm not sure. I just can't imagine Snape's patronus being anything
that remotely resembles anything dog-like, considering how much he
hates the "dog" Sirius and the "wolf" Lupin... :-) I don't see Snape
as a "dog"-person (much to my dismay; I'm very much a dog-person
myself; but love Snape anyway). If Snape's patronus takes on the
shape of a carnivore, I rather think it's something cat-like, like a
panther or a leopard. A "cat" patronus also goes better with Snape's
personality, don't you think? The way he's prowling the corridors,
always ready to pounce on any student that steps out of line
(especially Harry :-). And he has the strength and the cunning of a
big, malicious cat as well...(not big and heavy and imposing and
openly boisterous and bragging like a lion; but sleek, secretive,
unpredictable, powerful and solitary like a panther/leopard. Very
definitely not something to mess with :-)
Anne wrote (#90797):
We have him with a Vulture Patronis--symbol of ressurection
Of course, we also have him as an animagi; we chose a Raven--another
symbol of night, darkness, and in some cultures ressurection.
Berit replies:
A vulture is not a bad suggestion! I can very well see Snape's
patronus taking on that form. I can see it take on the form of a
raven too; why not?
Berit
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