Snape's hidden plan?

[colebiancardi]

No: HPFGUIDX 136116

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "slgazit" <slgazit at s...> wrote:
 
> These images all conjure (to me) the image of some scheming spider
> hiding in a corner, waiting for his time and spinning webs of deceit
> for unsuspecting comers. Like Hagrid's spiders in the forest, he has
> no real allegiance to anyone except to himself.
> 
> So... we have been arguing whether Snape's real allegiance was on DD's
> side or on LV's side. What if it is to neither? What if Snape
> (arguably the most talented wizard we've seen after DD and LV) really
> wants to rule the roost and not follow anyone's orders?
> 
> Obviously Snape must first eliminate the two Big Shots on top, in such
> a way that he will suffer minimal repercussions. Clearly that's not an
> easy task, but then miraculously comes the Prophecy suggesting a way
> to get rid of Voldemort. He still needs to figure out a way to kill of
> Dumbledore and ensure that the prophecied boy both makes it to
> adulthood able to fulfill it, and is weaker than him. Harry (in
> Snape's view at least) is easy meat. So once he can get rid of DD and
> get Harry to eliminate LV, it should be a simple matter to kill Harry
> off in turn, and then who is The Grandest Wizard In the World? :-)
> 

colebiancardi:
this theory, in several forms, has been posted before.  I have even
posted it, but not as well-thought out and neatly summarized as your post.

I like to call it the TW!Snape - Top Wizard Snape theory, for a lack
of a better term, as no one has come up with one yet :)  so I did :) :)

colebiancardi