Snape's Destiny/JKR quotes
lifeavantgarde
musicofsilence at hotmail.com
Fri Jul 9 00:23:38 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 105153
<snipped extraneous interview bit>
> > > SF: Right I shall bear that in mind. Worth watching Serverus
Snape
> > >
> > > JKR: He's worth keeping and eye on, definitely
>
> Stefanie:
>
> > She is yet again telling us to keep our eye on Snape. Very
> > interesting...and we needn't think he's too nice?
>
>
> Katie:
>
> Hmmm... At this point, I don't think JKR would trick us about
which
> side Snape is on; I believe he's firmly on the side of the Order.
So
> I'd guess that it would be something in the past-- something we
don't
> know yet-- that she's hinting at. But what could be so terrible
that
> it would make her constantly temper her liking for Snape?
>
> I'd guess he was indirectly responsible for or somehow complicit
in
> someone's death, back in his DE days. Maybe, just possibly...
someone
> like the Potters?
>
> -Katie
> who likes Snape, but knows that JKR isn't telling us something
Stefanie:
I don't know...I wouldn't put it past JKR...
...Buuuut, you've hit on one of the theories I can't seem to unstick
my mind from. I *do* believe that Snape knew that Peter was the spy
(- His being a spy during the year the Peter was feeding information
-His Occlumens powers rending him trustworthy in LV's eyes [no
reason to keep things from him]
-His decided lack of anything but personal remarks in the Shrieking
Shack
-His determination to soul-rape Lupin and Snape before they met with
anyone from the MoM
-His being friendly with Lucius Malfoy even though Malfoy is
friendly with Karkaroff who knows from being at his trial that Snape
was a spy for Dumbledore
...and more...I've had an essay on the back burner but I'm a
procrastinator of the first order)
My main gripe is that we've not been given a precedence for Snape
containing his vindictiveness. Could he be ambitious for his own
preservation?
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