JKR's answer to "Was Snape ever loved?"
leslie41
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Sat Jul 23 06:47:54 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 134333
~Silence:
> As I think, as a firm Snape-lover, the choice of
> wording is rather depressing. The word culpable is
> what got me there. She's basically saying that Snape
> is worthy of some blame here. Which makes me think
> that I'm one of the 'delusional desperate clingers'
> when it comes to Snape.
>
> It just would be so disappointing to have him be
> really evil after all this time. Snape has been one of
> my favorite fictional characters for years now. To
> have him be a bad guy after all...I don't know if my
> heart can take it!
If Snape does turn out to be evil, I'll be disappointed not just
because I guess I expected better of him, but because, well...it
just seems so *boring*. However I at least hope I won't go stark
raving mad if that's what happens in book 7. It's been embarrassing
to witness the complete insane fandom meltdown with H/Hr shippers in
the past week (esp. with regard to these interviews)
I'm not a canon nazi anyway, really. (Otherwise I wouldn't read
Snarry fics!)
Despite my previous optimism, keeping my fingers crossed about
Snape, in the wake of these interviews, seems like a foolish hope,
no matter what seems to be in the text. I think I will start
resigning myself to the ESE theory, and then if it doesn't turn out
that way, it will be a nice surprise.
(:^I
Leslie41
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