That lovely moment after Harry snooped in Snape's pensieve.
I can just picture Harry sitting little Al down and telling him of the great times he had with Snape.
"And there was this one time that Snape shook me violently then threw things at my face and screamed- I had just seen one of the most shattering moments of my life, seeing my parents in a horrible way. Snape was really sympathetic and acted like a real adult about it."
Snape is such a lovely person- I don't know why Lily went for James when there was Snape around. Sure, he was a <s>racist</s> bloor-purist Deatheater jerkface who was ugly, but James picked on Snape, so that makes Snape super great, and James super evil for being cocky at the age of 15.
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lol! Since lot's of people have something to say when their Snape gets negative attention, here is my answer to you.
He's not a nice man.
He just isn't.
He did some brave things- but I will never think of him as a 'nice' person. He made his choices, and his choices were to be incredibly cruel to CHILDREN (like Harry, Ron, Hermione and Neville.)
I admire what all he did in the series, of course, because they were wild feats of bravery, and I just LOVED that whole 'look at me' thing. It was so sad and iconic!
Seeing his love for Lily was very moving.
HE'S STILL A JERK, though. He called Lily the Wizarding Equivalent of the n-word in front of everyone. He was too weak to reject the Deatheaters when he was younger- and that's when he had his chance with Lily. He squandered it until it was too late. Why WOULD Lily choose him at the time? I certainly wouldn't.
James, for all his faults, grew OUT of his cruelty according to everyone. Yeah, he and Snape still occasionally did things to eachother, but to me there's a distinction in that James was a cocky teenage boy when he did his cruel things and obviously changed or Lily would not have been involved with him.
Snape, upon growing up, continued to be a cruel immature person (in fact he looks like he got worse)- and yet people look over that and jut think of him as a hero. Heroes can be jerks, guys.
Snape is no saint. He is an interesting hero BECAUSE he's not a nice person.
Some people will say: 'but-but Snape was awesome! How could you say such ironic things about him?!?!?!?!?!'
Lol. Get out the books and read some Snape scenes in book 1- remember how cruel he was to Harry (an 11 yr old orphan). Remember how cruel he was to Neville (and he KNEW what sort of life Nev was leading.) Remember how he mocked Hermione's appearance in book 4? ('I see no difference.' and remember how he was always making Ron do things for that brat Malfoy in book 3?
He is a petty man, who I don't think was ever mature enough or nice enough for Lily to want to have a relationship with.
Snape was a Hero. Snape was a total jerk. TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN.
Really great image. Gotta say, I love the shaft of light. It adds a really nice effect. Harry's face looks really, really nice. And, as usual, I love your insightful comments. Because everybody knows that if you were a jerk at 15, you totally deserve every bad thing that happens to you after it.
exactly! If you're a jerk as a kid, you have no chance of outgrowing it later! Heck, he was so damn selfish- you know, turning into an animagus for one, letting the other live with him, fighting for the Order of the Phoenix, sacrificing himself for his wife and child? Jerkface!
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"It was all perfect and real then -BAM!- Robot!" -me
Yeah, it is anti-Snape pro-James. I was being ironic in my reply. I think James grew out of his adolescent behavior (lots of guys were prigs from ages 11-15) where as Snape didn't. I like Snape as a character- I find him very interesting, but I like James too.
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"It was all perfect and real then -BAM!- Robot!" -me
While I'm not fond of James in school and rather found his behavior disgusting, I like how he acted as a father to Harry. He did grow up, and it was nice seeing that.
Snape took a bit longer. I understand why he didn't necessarily get over his grudge against James and why he was so bitter, though I still found it immature. But he did protect victims of Voldemort when he could and the students at Hogwarts who had nothing to do with Lily or Harry (as stated in Deathly Hallows).
So in a sense, they both grew up in different ways. Both definitely deserved to get slapped during their school years in my opinion, but deserved credit for what they did later in life.
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So wise so young, they say, do never live long. - Richard III
Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest! - Hamlet
Total jerkface. I mean, forget the fact that he didn't care that Remus was a werewolf when everybody else did, and forget the fact that Lilly could obviously recognise the fact that he'd out grown it. I mean, come on, the kid was fifteen, popular and cute - nothing can ever redeem him of such a sin. After all, nobody here ever did anything stupid or mean when they were growing up.
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Love the expressions, great job!
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So wise so young, they say, do never live long. - Richard III
Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest! - Hamlet
James picked on Snape and was cocky at age 15- therefore he is a jerk who didn't deserve Lily.
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"It was all perfect and real then -BAM!- Robot!" -me
Harry's face looks really, really nice.
And, as usual, I love your insightful comments. Because everybody knows that if you were a jerk at 15, you totally deserve every bad thing that happens to you after it.
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I don't really care. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. :/ I still love the expressions in this piece.
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So wise so young, they say, do never live long. - Richard III
Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest! - Hamlet
Yeah, it is anti-Snape pro-James. I was being ironic in my reply. I think James grew out of his adolescent behavior (lots of guys were prigs from ages 11-15) where as Snape didn't. I like Snape as a character- I find him very interesting, but I like James too.
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"It was all perfect and real then -BAM!- Robot!" -me
Snape took a bit longer. I understand why he didn't necessarily get over his grudge against James and why he was so bitter, though I still found it immature. But he did protect victims of Voldemort when he could and the students at Hogwarts who had nothing to do with Lily or Harry (as stated in Deathly Hallows).
So in a sense, they both grew up in different ways. Both definitely deserved to get slapped during their school years in my opinion, but deserved credit for what they did later in life.
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So wise so young, they say, do never live long. - Richard III
Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest! - Hamlet
After all, nobody here ever did anything stupid or mean when they were growing up.
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