Vampire/Half Vampire/Schvampire -was all the other vampire Snape stuff

[jakedjensen]

No: HPFGUIDX 88645

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "junediamanti" <
> June:
> No - I haven't.  I hear what you are saying and I think you are 
> quite unwilling to listen to MY points. I have yet to read a 
> convincing rebuttal of the points I have made in answer to this 
> theory and the various "clues" you say prove it.  All I have read 
is 
> a constant re-iteration along the lines of "Vampire's can vary... 
> there is more to Vampires than you know..."  yada yada yada.  

First, this is not really an accurate protrayal of previous posts.  I 
am not sure why, but you seem determined to be very angry at anyone 
who even suggests that Snape might be a vampire. Let me be the first 
to say that I understand you don't agree.  That is cool with me. I 
don't see why you get angry?  It really takes all of the fun out of 
this (I put up with enough angry people in my real life as a 
teacher).  I know you have a lot of passion in what you believe. I 
know you make some good points.  Just take a deep breath and make 
your case.  People will listen.   

June:
Big question - still unanswered, why is it SO VERY necessary to you 
> all for Snape to be a vampire?  I prefer him human because I 
believe 
> he is a more interesting character as a flawed human being.  So go 
> on - what's your excuse?


Did you read the post I tossed up last night?  It is just one example 
of why it might matter.  I am sure others have many different ideas.  
It seems everyone has a different way the want the story to go and 
how Snape's history (whatever it turns out to be) will fit in.  In a 
nutshell, something very significant had to happen to Snape to drive 
him from LV and the DE and too DD.  Does that mean he has to be a 
vampire?  No.  I just think there is some fun canon support for it 
and it is a stimulating idea to consider.  If it turns out to be 
wrong, oh well.  A lot of theories on this board will (and already 
have).  

Jake