Snape's reasons
Lynx412 at AOL.com
Lynx412 at AOL.com
Wed Jul 20 14:23:31 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133461
First, let me say that I loved this book, I think it's her best eve and it is
now my favorite.
I saw the big climax coming in Chapter Two, when Snape made that vow. I'm
still not sure if he's ESE! or just playing a double hand, but what I do see is a
setup. Snape was sc...er...set up by Narcissa. Big time. he saw it too. So,
why did he fall for it? Why did he take that Vow? Well, I have a theory...
This whole book was about love, in all it's forms, from the ships to the
snoggin to the love potions to the wedding plans to Voldie's inability to love to
Voldie's mom dying for lack of it and Harry's mom dying for it. All about
wearing your heart on your sleeve. isn't this a comment we've heard before? During
the occulamency lessons?
Snape...wasn't JKR's comment who would love Snape? Not who could Snape love,
just who could love Snape. The Snape/Lily ship sailed on that. But I suspect
that was wrong. Snape has always looked out for Draco, cared for him, protected
him. Why? Lucius's friendship? Possibly. But how much more bangy if Snape was
looking out for the only child of the love of his life? Narcissa? Who came to
him as the only one who WOULD help her...because she knew he still loved her.
Sigh...I have to get ready for work, I'll expand on this more tomorrow, I
think this is my third post today.
The Other Cheryl
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