Snape's true love
dumbledore11214
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Mon Nov 6 04:59:17 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 161041
> poetryfreedom:
> > What do you think...did Snape love Lily Potter? hence sharing
> > potions secrets, hence Lily being so good at potions (in Half-Blood
> > Prince). And maybe that has made him hate Harry's dad even more...
NJ:
> I have thought of that but Snape does have a hatred for muggle
> borns. So, following the theory that he loved Lily - did he hate
> James because Lily loved him or did he hate James because he could
> allow himself to love Lily without the restraints of prejudice?
> Regulus Black - I didn't think of him while I drove myself crazy
> wondering about those initials.
Alla:
Oooooo, I *love** it, in fact I love it a lot. I mean, of course it is
not very flattering for dear Severus, but hey, I am always happy to go
for these theories.
We know he calls Lily "mudblood", so we have pretty good indication of
at least his views when he was younger.
So, if Snape yearns to be a part of purebloodism and here he sees that
rich pureblood kid, who dares to love and seek attention of muggleborn
and all constraints be damned, then I can totally see Snape, who does
not like James as it (the war between them, etc), hating James who
could care less as to whether Lily is a muggle born or not, while
Snape may refrain from openly pursuing her because of his prejudices.
Very nice speculation and I think that "you and your filfy father" at
the end of HBP may sorta kinda provide the support in this direction.
The word filfy is at least on two occasions accompanies the
word "mudblood".
Sooooo, does Snape associate James with Muggleborns? Does he think
that James betrayed purebloods or something by falling for Muggleborn
girl and being brave enough to pursue her?
Splendid speculation and if Snape indeed had feelings for Lily but
sacrificed them towards deciding that he cannot fight for Muggleborn -
thus being a coward, that can explain also why he is so angry when
Harry calls him a coward.
Maybe that was a cowardice action in his youth that Snape still
regrets about?
Hmmmm. Isn't speculation fun?
Alla
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