Snape's future (Was: Snape's other books)

[dumbledore11214]

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> Potioncat:
> Well, there are some nice caves not too far from Hogsmeade. He can 
> hang from the ceiling there..erm I mean...hang out there. Of 
course, 
> the first time he saw words carved in the cave wall "Padfoot was 
> here" he'd go ballistic.

Alla:

LOLOL. Not only I am bookmarking this post of yours,I am printing it 
out and putting it near my computer ( at home of course, not at work, 
people may hear me laughing very loud then).

I think that if Snape sees such  writing on the wall, he may want 
immediately change the place of his hanging.... erm hiding.




> 
> Potioncat:
<snip>
You bring up a good point, 
> Snape could end up in Azkaban. If so, I'm sure we'll get the scene 
> where he's tossed into his cell and the first thing he sees is 
> writing on the wall "Padfoot was here". There's no dementors there 
> now. I wonder how much contact the inmates have? Hiding at Malfoy 
> Manor might work as well. I don't think the MoM has found all the 
> secrets in the that house. (I don't want want to picture him with 
> Bella though.) 


Alla:

Well, seriously speaking and I am not sure if I can speak seriously 
after reading your post ( just house for sale bit which I snipped was 
hilarious :-)) I think that ending up in Azkaban would be very GOOD 
ending for Snape. That is of course if one believes in killing of 
Dumbledore for whatever reasons good or bad BUT not on Dumbledore's 
orders. If you believe in killing on DD orders than of course Snape 
should get off punishment free.

If one is hoping for ESE! Snape, but is willing to settle for OFH!
Snape.... well, then I would think that going to Azkaban would mean 
Snape surviving the war, doing some kind of redemptive act, sort of 
and feeling remorse for killing Dumbledore, deciding to go serve some 
kind of sentence in Azkaban. 

Hmmm, speculation IS fun.


> Potioncat, who will add that the resolution will be clear that he 
is 
> DDM!Snape or else the ending will prove to some of us that he 
> maintained his cover to the very end.


Alla:

" or else" :-)


JMO of course,

Alla