Snape's Patronus
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Tue Jul 20 17:27:25 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 107056
> ChrisDJ:
snipping
> Therefore,
> > the only conclusion that one can take from this comment is that
Snape
> > is an animagi.
> James:
snip
>
> As for that leading to Snape being an animagus, I don't think we
> necessarily have enough evidence to say that one's animagus form is
> going to be identical to their Patronus.
>
Potioncat:
I read upthread to Chris' main post. Several threads are running
similar ideas. We've gone from cockroaches to swans to owls. I like
this!
At one time I thought (like Chris) that Snape may have learned to be
an animagus to compete with the Marauders. But Snape doesn't learn
about Serius being an animagus until GoF. He certainly didn't
recognise the Dog. So I don't think we have any canon for his
being one. We do have a lot of bug-like descriptions of him. (Bat-
like too.) So I don't know where that leaves us.
As far as the Animagus and Patronus forms being the same. I doubt
it. The Animagus form seems to be determined by what kind of person
the wizard is. The Patronus form seems to be determined by what
sort of Protective-figure (Father/Patron) the wizard has.(or seeks?)
Potioncat
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