Petunia mystery (new idea?)

colebiancardi muellem at bc.edu
Fri Jul 29 19:06:32 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 135573

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "adrieneamadis"
<adrieneamadis at c...> wrote:
> colebiancardi wrote:
> > No cannon or anything - but there is no cannon for the Snape
loves
> > Lily theory anyway :)
>
>
> Adriene:
> Well of course there's no cannon yet. Otherwise we'd be sure. It's
> just a theory right now. But if Snape admired Lily( and JK says
that
> the fact that Lily was a popular girl is important to the story, so
> someone else or some other people liking her is important) and
hated
> James, he might have been upset or jealous that they ended up
> together. He might have felt "the greatest regret of his life"
(DD's
> words in HBP) at having in advertently caused her death. He also
might
> feel anger towards Harry for being the proof and result of James
and
> Lily's love and also part of the reason Lily died( she sacrificed
> herself for Harry instead of taking Voldemort's offer to save
> herself). This is not cannon, but a theory. A guess that in my
opinion
> isn't contradicted by anything else I know of.
>
>
> Adriene.

I prefer the Regulus Theory that was the reason why Snape turned. I
used a lot of "what do we know based on what the books state" to
support that theory and timelines. It at, least, demostrates that
Snape isn't just a love-sick fool, which just isn't in his nature - 
which is why I reject the Snape/Lily theory. And anyways, isn't 15 
years long enough for him to get over this?


like I said, it could be they are cousins - nothing cannon about it,
but there isn't anything else contradicting it either :)  Petunia 
seems to resemble Snape in both looks & temperment.

colebiancardi












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