Re; Re: Is Snape a pureblood?

[Hitomi]

No: HPFGUIDX 89535

> Sawsan here:
> Well if we remember back to OotP at Grimmauld Place, the Black
> ancestry listed the pureblood families who intermarried. No one
> mentioned Snape's name while observing it, which leads me to 
believe
> that he is not a pure blood. Most likely if the snape family is
> pureblood, their name would be up there and someone would have 
pointed
> it out, being that Snape is really disliked by Harry and Sirius. 
> 
> Also, in the piensive scene, when Snape calls Lily a mudblood, she
> seemed to take it like, ' I know YOUR not talking'. At least that's
> the way I read it.
> 
> SO i do not think Snape is a pureblood, but still is very 
Slytherinish :P

Hitomi:
You definitely have a point, and he could very well be a half-blood 
(I doubt he's muggle-born, but you never know).  My only thing is 
Snape might have still been on that family tree, or is so distant 
his family is not on it.  The Notts, Goyles, Crabbes, etc., were not 
on there either (that we know of, because it isn't mentioned).  But 
they very well could be.  All I'm saying is that we have no idea 
WHAT Snape is.  He could be either; neither would surprise me, to be 
honest.  And he is definitely very Slytherin-ish :)

If any one can find canon evidence proving either point, I would 
love to hear it.  I've been looking, and besides what Sawsan and I 
have found, I haven't seen anything definite.

Sleep or stay up well, everyone!

~ Hitomi