Snape's redemptive possibilites (was re: Snape's Destiny et al)
tiggersong
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Mon Jul 12 05:58:26 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 105725
Melanie said:
> For Snape to really have been a DE means that we have to come to
> grips with the fact that he probably witnessed rape, torture, and
> murder and did nothing to stop it, at the very least. And if he
>did participate in the festivities (and let's be honest, you
>probably had to kill kittens and burn down orphanages to even be a
>DE candidate), chances are that when he was casting Unforgivables
> around, *he meant it.*
Tiggersong:
Okay. So, if Snape, while he was a DE, participated in rapes,
murders, tortures and other Activities for the Well Rounded Death
Eater, doesn't it stand to reason that he STILL IS?
I mean, if he's spying for Dumbledore by pretending to still believe
the whole DE party line, doesn't that mean that he needs to
participate in the Campfire Activities? Don't you think that he
will have had to do something Really Horrible to prove to LV that
he's really still on their side?
Redemption might be an ... ongoing need for our lovely Professor
Snape.
Tiggersong
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