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Snape couldn’t give away the fact that Dumbledore was disarmed as he made an unbreakable vow to malfoy’s mother that he would protect malfoy at all costs
Snape: "Mister Malfoy, it was your mother that approached me because of the failures of your father. If your father wouldn't have lost against Potter and his Friends, neither your mother nor I would have had to save your pathetic life."
The vow ends when he kills dumbledore. Note, when the vow is made the words are used: "To protect Draco until he finishes the mission, and if he fails do it for him".
But at that time harry was the master of the wand and idk if Snape knew that but i know what you mean he probably would have just went after Draco and then they both would have died
Loyal to Lily. Snape should have been more kind to Harry considering that he was the reason Harry was an orphan. He could have took Harry under his wing like Lupin and Sirius did, but he was blinded by his hatred of James. Begrudgingly protecting Harry does not absolve him of the murder of James/Lily. His goading even played a part in Sirius's death. I've never understood fan attempts to redeem characters like Snape and Draco. Was he pure evil? No. Was he still mostly bad? Yes. If Snape truly sought redemption he should have tried harder to be nicer to the orphan he created.
@@michaelmiller7928 i don't think it is inhuman to be nice to an orphan or to be even nicer when you are responsible for creating said orphan. I think most people would consider this basic human decency.
The fact that Snape accepted his death and kept the secret of ownership is what makes Snape a hero. That quality lead him to unbelievable amounts of self sacrifice during his life after he asked Dumbledore to save Lily, James, and Harry.
Snape was brave, but he was far from a hero. He asked Voldemort to only spare Lily. He didn’t care what happened to James and Harry. He only told Dumbledore to hide them all after Albus calls him out for it.
I mean it wouldnt have mattered if he told malfoy unarmed dumbledore because harry won malfoy in a duel after that. So in reality it was harrys at that point of time anyways.
@@ar471YES! His unyielding love and commitment to Lily is (book) Snape's only redeeming characteristic. Still beautiful and tragic. It's the most important reveal in the whole series in my opinion, but it's just not correct to paint Snape as a selfless hero. All that being said, I love Rickman's interpretation and how he brought more humanity to Snape. Like his almost pained look when McGonagall starts to duel with him.
He isn’t that great like he bullied 13 year olds to the point where one of thems worst fear was Snape himself we are so blinded by how he was a hero (which he was risking his life for Dumbledore) that we forget that he was also a terrible person for halve his life too
He couldn't tell Voldemort anything about Dumbledore having already been disarmed when he had killed him because as far as he knew it only would have ruined everything he had done and conspired with Dumbledore to achieve, including having to kill Dumbledore. He had no choice but to stick to a modified version of the plan to the bitter end by not revealing the truth of who he believed really was the wands true master...Draco. He likely didn't know that in the ultimately fortuitous series of events at Malfoy manor that Harry had disarmed Draco and thus was the wands true master. Snape's sacrifice wasn't in vein at all because fortunately it meant the plan worked out even better as Voldemort had no idea he was actually going up against the wands true master when he fought Harry during their final confrontation .
Plus, because he believed draco to be its true master, he couldn't say anything because of the unbreakable vow he made with narcissa to protect draco.....but also all that stuff you said lol.
@@Soren27 But this viw no longer worked, the task was to protect Draco until he killed Dumbledore, and if he can't, then he has to kill Dumbledore himself, which at this point already happened so the vow no longer worked
I don’t know if Snape was aware of the loophole. Though I’m sure with Voldemort, he thought killing the previous owner was the sure fire way to gain control, not the act of taking the wand itself
@@Soren27 the vow was broken after dumbledore died, so snape could tell the truth WITHOUT telling that Malfoy disarmed the wand and could get away alive.
Well, there's also only one word: Occlumency. Snape is an expert Legilimens at Voldemort's level. He's vigilantly protecting the truth from him at all times thereby risking his life in the process. Voldemort knew when a person is lying. Like Snape, he didn't have to cast a spell on his victim because he's already doing it during a conversation. He's also quick to twist the events in a person's mind as part of the Legilimens spell, then quickly make a surprise attack. So Snape, knowing all this, must expertly make Voldemort believe all throughout the interrogation that he's the Elder Wand's master. If I'm in his shoes, after Dumbledore's death, if there's one person I would want to tell the truth, that'd be my beloved Lily's only son Harry and no one else even if the Dark Lord will kill me.. Also, he must never let Voldemort know who his actual and real master all along: Dumbledore. Snape is obeying his master's will from the very beginning and from then on was actually ready to die anytime just for love. And from Voldemort's perspective, Snape is his smartest Death Eater with a questionable and mysterious level of loyalty that is too difficult to ponder because of his background, yet he still comes to his call anytime. Killing him with that spell is just too easy and too fast.
Part of it was occlumency and another part was the unbreakable vow to narcissa to protect Draco, he physically couldn't tell Voldemort Draco disarmed dumbledore because Voldemort would've killed Draco instead
Either way snape's dead whether due to Voldemort killing him for being a traitor, Voldemort killing snape for stopping him from killing Draco or the unbreakable vow would've killed snape for breaking it
@@joshuarobinson6011 how is he a traitor? Voldy would just be disappointed in snape that he just camped the old man and killed him when he was disarmed. And he might think highly of Malfoy and try to kill him instead
I think it’s because he truly didn’t want to kill Snape. He was a loyal (as far as he knew), powerful, follower. Voldemort might of even had his own form of respect for him, like Bellatrix. But because he didn’t truly want to kill Snape, the Killing Curse couldn’t be cast because you have to mean it.
Except Voldemort will kill anyone because they’re there. However that not why Voldemort did it. The elder wand wouldn’t attack its master, so avada kedavra wouldn’t do anything
Nope. Voldemort literally cannot feel love because he was conceived under the effects of a love potion. He could kill anyone at any time with that curse. It was because of the elder wand.
@@LycanKai14 it is though. There is no conscience, nothing holding him back besides whether someone is useful or not. That's why he can cast avada kedavra at anytime. He chose to kill Snape the way he did because of the elder wand and using Nagini was the best tactical move. It's not because he "respects" him. He doesn't respect anyone. The only person he was even remotely afraid of was Dumbledore and that's because he knew Dumbledore matched him, if not out ranked him on a power level. There is nothing emotional about Voldemort.
@@UnfazedPhoenixwhat do you mean by love potion? If you mean voldermort's parents, then wouldn't the love from others like Dumbledore's attention and care be enough to like give him something good
@nope4309 You really don't know anything about his history do you? Ok no worries I'll fill you in! Merope Gaunt (Tom riddle/ voldemorts mother) was a witch and used Amortentia on his father, Tom Riddle Sr - a Muggle, who later abandoned her once she stopped using the potion on him. She hoped Tom Sr would fall in love with her anyway but he didn't. He found her disgusting. But yea so voldemort was conceived under the effects of a love potion so he literally can't feel love. So nothing anyone does after that can affect him. He was born defective essentially because of his mother's actions. And the Gaunt family are direct descendants of Salazar Slytherin which is why he's the heir, but it's also why he hates half bloods. He's a hypocrite, like a lot of villains, and really he is a half blood. Check out this channel they have a lot of cool information about the hp world SuperCarlinBrothers. Also, it's suspected that's why he can split his soul so many times into the horcruxes, besides his all encompassing fear of death of course. But other humans are a means to an end for him. It's actually easy for him to murder people it's like a regular task that he has to do, the way we look at Idk brushing our teeth or something like that. The only reason he makes the purebloods feel like he respects them is because he needs them. No matter how strong he is, he needs followers and an army. He can't take over the world alone. And he is very charismatic, especially in the beginning of his reign, people are drawn to that and his power. He actually did have to prove himself to the purebloods.
Telling Voldemort that Dumbledore was disarmed wouldn’t have mattered since Voldemort believed that killing the previous owner was the only way to gain control of it.
He couldn't use Avada Kadavra on Snape because you have to WANT to kill that person when you use it. As with all unforgivable curses the key is intent. Voldemort truly didn't want to kill Snape. He genuinely accepted him as a true follower. It wouldn't have worked.
You're taking that intent a bit to far. Voldemort didn't want to kill Lily. And Snape certainly didn't want to kill Dumbledore. Determination is not desire. Snape as a double agent also likely would have to perform the cruciatus curse on many an innocent victim.
@Ethan V you have to take note that Dumbledore didn't actually die due to Snape's curse but was only pushed atop a tower. You can see that Dumbledore is still alive while falling and the fall is the thing that killed him, not the curse.
We're talking about Voldemort. The guy has no remorse whatsoever and does not value another person's life. He was willing to kill a 1 year old baby because of some prophecy that stated said child would bring his downfall. So surely he would have no problem killing a man if it would make him master of the most powerful wand ever.
Not really, cause Voldemort is described in every single book as being exceptionally brilliant. Dumbledore himself actually respects Voldemorts power and magical knowledge, and seems disappointed when it falls short of what he believes Voldemort should know. Voldemort simply had no way of knowing that information, because the few who did were either dead or his enemies.
People saying in the comments that he couldn't tell Voldemort because of the Unbreakable Vow: 1. The vow ended with Draco's mission, so after Dumbledore's death, he was free 2. He could have tried to defend himself at that point by other means, but then, Voldemort wouldn't think that the wand belong to him at last.
Snape only believed that Harry was growing up to die, it was basically Voldemort’s fear of death that allowed Harry to survive. Had anyone else tried to kill him, chances are Harry would be dead
Well, there were two reasons he couldn’t. First was the Unbreakable Vow. Second was that in doing so, he’d be saving the man who murdered the love of his life. Are there other reasons? Sure, there very well could be, but those two I mentioned are the strongest reasons - at least IMO - as to why he couldn’t.
Actually Voldy used Nagini on Snape because he thought Snape was the master of the Elder Wand so he didnt want the wand to rebound on him, which happened anyway when he faced Harry because Harry was the actual master of the Elder Wand.
so you're telling me, he could've saved himself but didn't to make sure the plan he and Dumbledore came up with to kill Voldemort succeeds? Damn, can't stop loving him. He could've spared himself but wanted voldemort to think he really was the master of the elder wand
Snape knew he would die either way, since he made an unbreakable vow with Narcissa about protecting Draco with his life. If he had told the truth, he would have broke the vow and eventually die.
That's the whole point of Snape's character, he only helped the good side for revenge for not getting Lily, if Voldemort agreed to only kill James and Harry and give Lily to him then he'd still been happily commiting magic terrorism
@@tgiacin435 Voldemort refused snape when snape asked, but changed his mind when going into the house, that's why snape ran to Dumbledore to try to save lilly
@@Snay1998 That’s only because Snape was smart enough to know he could never convince Voldemort to spare Harry (as Voldemort saw him as the chosen one prophesied to kill him). He tried to convince Voldemort to spare Lilly and he betrayed him by going to Dumbledore to try and protect them.
It's called a plot convenience. If Snape was killed with Avada Kedavra, he would have been killed instantly and not have a chance to give the main protagonist his memories explaining plotholes with flashbacks.
Voldemort not using Avada Kedavra isn’t a plot convenience because it makes sense and can be explained well. Voldemort leaving before making sure Snape was completely dead IS a plot convenience and doesn’t really make any sense.
It also creates the plot hole of Voldemort not actually killing the Elder Wands owner and therefore it’s power wouldn’t transfer to Voldemort but to Nagini
@@criert135once Nagini bit Snape, that was it. Voldemort didn’t know Harry was gonna go in behind him. Plus he left Snape to die in the shrieking shack, so who knew if anyone would stumble upon Snape’s body by accident
It's insane to me how many qualities of Gryffindor Snape frequently (albeit subtly) exhibits throughout the entirety of the series. Unbreakable vow or not, the dude was one of the bravest and most courageous wizards in the entire second wizarding war, and I stand by that. While replacing any one person on the cast for the TV series will come with tribulations and disagreement from the fans, I really can't imagine there being a different portrayal of Severus Snape. Alan Rickman, you left us too soon and we truly did not deserve everything you gave us. Rest in Peace, sir.
Cunning, shrewd, and the thirst to prove themselves are the qualities in Slytherin house. Gryffindors are brave and loyal. It is a different skill set. Snape was perfect for Slytherin, he could never be a gryffindor. When Dumbledore said that, it was chauvinistic, not entirely based off facts!
Snape giving away the fact that Dumbledore was disarmed wouldn't have altered anything, as Voldemort wasn't aware that disarming worked as well to become the elder wand's owner
I personally think that is because even Snape was thinking that he was the true master of elder wand as he killed Dumbledoor...you see, Expelliarmus was not used by other witches and wizards after rise of Voldemort even it was a useful spell. It was a signature spell for Harry in a way because he used it to fight against Voldemort in GOF. Lupin himself said that it in Deathly Hallows, that actually in the battle of seven Potters that was the spell that gave Harry away
@@gidzmobug2323 we didn't hear him cast any spell, and we didn't see and flash of light, or any sound, the only immobilizing spells I know are petrificus totalus and locomotor mortis, and locomotor mortis just binds your legs together so he could still heal himself, and I'm not sure but as far as I remember with my bad memory, you can't talk during petrificus totalus, and Snape was talking with Harry soon after he got his throat slit
I love the scene where Dumbledore's wand cracks after Voldemort forced the wand to attack Hogwarts Like Ollivander says the wand chooses the wizard. After being in the hands of murderers I think the wand recognized and respected actual greatness in Dumbledore and remain loyal to him in some ways as technically he was never truly defeated It's like the wand itself was part of the defense of Hogwarts, refusing to fully obey in the only ways it was able to Beautiful scene
Snape suffered and died to protect Harry, who was the son of his school bully and the son of Lilly, a woman who never stuck up for him after she met James Potter. Snape is hands down the saddest and most noble character.
Snape was the true hero of the Harry Potter series I read all the books before I saw the movies and I was so shocked by that turn of events and revelations of Snapes true plot and intentions he's one of the best characters of all time
Snape was the true hero of the whole series. I.K.R. kept us in the dark about it til the end almost! I trusted him from the beginning. I fell in love with the character and never faltered. Snape you are my hero!!
If snape didn't not fall in love with lily then he would have killed Voldemort ,surpassed Dombledor and would have become the true master of the elder wand and then would have become the greatest head master ever to live
If Snape believed that he could kill Voldemort, he would have. He doesn't want Harry to have that honor nor responsibility. He hates the Dark Lord for killing Lily. He just knew that He wouldn't be able to kill him himself.
Snape could not say: "Draco is the Master of the elder wand" because 1st, that could reveal something about his true loyalty, and 2nd, because he had an vow with Narcisa to protect Draco, giving an information that could end in Draco's death, would break the vow, and snape would die anyways
He didn't tell voldy that Dumbledore was disarmed because he thought that Draco was the wand's owner because he was the one to disarm him.... And if he told him that voldy would have gone after Draco and kill him which was in turn going to kill Snape anyway because he was under an unbreakable oath to protect Draco at any cost (we saw that in half blood Prince)
I’m not sure if that works, since Harry did tell Voldemort that he was wand’s true master, and Voldemort directly used the wand against him anyway. I think Voldemort just wanted to let Nagini have a little fun.
That's completely wrong. Kill curse demands a true desire to kill. Voldemort didn't want to kill Snape, he was a dear servant to him. He knew he had to kill Snape though, otherwise the wand wouldn't respond to him (In his mind). You can't use avada kedavra on someone you don't want to kill
Nobody ever talks about how Snape was saved by James from being bitten to death in the shrieking shack and owed him a life debt. So he never repaid that debt (he was trying to protect Harry for Lily's sake, not to repay James). He is then eventually bitten to death in the shack. I always thought that was an interesting conclusion to his arc. For all the personal growth he achieved he never was able to let go of his petty schoolboy hatred of James and it eventually led to his death. The running theme of choice/fate and its consequences is something I think Rowling does really well throughout the series. I don't absolve Snape of his sins just because he carried a torch for Lily all those years but he is a fascinating and flawed gray area character.
Bro James is Draco at his time the big bully who only saved Snape cause Lilly. Plus it's the least he could do after torchering him. I never understood how Lilly couldn't forgive words but could forgive someone who mentally and physically torchered some1. I guess it wasn't towards herself so she didn't care.
@@BadWoIfRose Honey, Snape betrays his oldest friend (Lily) by calling her the equivalent of the n-slur in front of their whole class and then goes on to join what is clearly analogous to the brown shirts. Snape is a pathetic character. James is not the Draco, they're both asses but Snape throws his lot in with Voldemort because he craves power. People who simp for Snape, I honestly worry about your real life interpersonal relationships if you think Snape isn't worthy of scorn. The man bullied children for chrissake, and only repented because the woman he loved was indirectly killed by him.
Ah. The Marauders were a big fat bully and judges people just because they belong to the Slytherin house. Plus, that 'prank' where James saving Snape life was Sirius fault just so he could 'prank' Snape not thinking of the consequences that may happen - which endangering Snape and Remus lives. But then again they're the golden students of the Headmaster and dear old Minnie so even if Snape died because of that 'prank' the only thing they would get was a detention. 🎉
And calling Lily a Mudblood which what she is. Someone who was born out of two Muggles. It's what the purebloods calls them, so what? It's just a word. Does being called a Mudblood lessen their capabilities to cast spells? No. Does being called a Mudblood cause their magic to disappear? No. The thing is, the belief of hating Mudbloods has been passed down to the pure bloods descendants and it won't change in a snap just because majority of the wizarding community was okay with Mudbloods. It takes time to for one's mind to tolerate certain beliefs until they accept it. So, being called a Mudblood by someone and the who was aimed it at being upset and all only means that the person's opinion who said to matters or just because they wanted to be loved by all - who wanted to be seen as high and mighty. The ones who says they dont give a dam about the blood status but gets sad and upset when they're called 'Mudblood', when they should be proud of being one because out of the billions of people they were given a chance to lived another life where magic is involved.
Honestly, I hated Snape in the first and second movies, and when he killed Dumbledore. Then, when he died in the Deathlyhallows pt2, I felt bad hating him. Then, when we learned he loved Harry Potter because of his mother I felt more bad.
Snape should have been more kind to Harry considering that he was the reason Harry was an orphan. He could have took Harry under his wing like Lupin and Sirius did, but he was blinded by his hatred of James. Begrudgingly protecting Harry does not absolve him of the murder of James/Lily. His goading even played a part in Sirius's death. I've never understood fan attempts to redeem characters like Snape and Draco. Was he pure evil? No. Was he still mostly bad? Yes. If Snape truly sought redemption he should have tried harder to be nicer to the orphan he created.
F off. The marauders have made his life a living hell at school. He’s allowed to dislike harry. The question should be why people like james and sirius are celebrated from being such assholes.
No lol, Snape asked Voldemort to not kill Lily, Snape wasnt really bad just because he was not a father to Harry, Yes, he caused his parents death, yet, he protected Harry not like Lupin or Sirius, but if it was not by Snape, Voldemort would NEVER be defeated, Snape never liked Harry as a friend.
@@princedaemontargaryen117 yes snape did make harry an orphan. He overheard trelawney's prophesy then ran and told voldemort about it. When he realised voldemort's target was going to be Lily, then he begged for her to be spared, but only her, not the rest of the family.
@@DanielLopes-uo7qo yes, he asked voldemort to spare only lily. Also, the only reason voldemort was targeting the potters in the first place is because of snape ran to tell him about trelawney's prophesy.
Me personally, I think at some random meeting or while they are all together Snape should’ve just randomly used avada Leda ar and sind Voldemort wouldn’t be prepared and wouldn’t have time to strike he would just die and it would all be over even if it means snape dying from the death eaters because he planned to die anyways
Pulling that whole wand ownership out of her ass in the final book after never mentioning it in 6 books was an odd choice. What happened to the wand chooseth the wizard?
Also I bet you Snape would have gave the darklord one hell of a fight. Snape was definitely not a pushover. If I were to rate Snape in terms of power, he'd be just slightly under Dumbledore
Snape didn't know Dumbledore was disarmed by Malfoy. Even if he did, no one knew that disarming a wand could change loyalty. Voldemort believed it was only through the killing of the current wands Master.
I love how Snape proved a fatherly figure for both Harry and Draco. În spite of his grumpy nature and his personal dislikes. He proved fierce loyalty to all those who showed him a bit of kindness : Dumbledore, of course Lily, and, the Malfoys (I like to believe that Lucius was protective towards Severus în their school years
I’m surprised snape is a Slytherin. He seems to believe in sacrifice and he’s highly sensitive and acts impulsively too. Those are Gryffindor traits not Slytherin traits 🤷🏼♀️
The Unbreakable Vow was already broken after Dumbledore's death if you actually listened to wtf Bellatrix said, and If he told Voldemort that the true owner of the Elder Wand is Draco, everyone will just die, and Snape isn't that selfish. Now stfu and go cry in a corner, you pathetic hater.
Now explain why voldy didnt stay and confirmed snape died before he farted away… if he stayed the trio would’ve been caught right there at the boat house
Which again proves how loyal Severus truly was to Lilly and to Dumbledore in the end. ❤️ He knew that if Voldemort realized Severus was not the true master of the wand that he would not be able to fulfill his promise to Dumbledore and in order for the prophecy to fulfill itself Severus had to keep his composure and continue the lie to Voldemort even in the face of his death where I know he was afraid to die but did it with dignity and honor. I will always love and admire Severus.
Even if he did tell him that he was disarmed Voldemort believed that the killer of the previous owner would become the owner of the wand. He'd still kill him.
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Snape couldn’t give away the fact that Dumbledore was disarmed as he made an unbreakable vow to malfoy’s mother that he would protect malfoy at all costs
He also wanted to protect Draco from the dark lord killing him because Draco was the one who disarmed dumbledore
@@Cannaman2448 wow!! thank you for that I would’ve never known
@@Cannaman2448 you just repeated what the first guy said..
@@dylanmichael5332 didn’t mention the fact that he protected Draco from dying to the dark lord and sacrificed himself
@@dylanmichael5332 so not really copying
Snape played tom riddle like a fiddle.
😂😂😂
Yes and no. Lets not forget riddle murdered him 😂
@@Nikhil-hd5oireading the thread gave me a tickle
He died lol
This is making me giggle
Draco : "Unbreakable vow with my Mother? Wait til my Father hears about this!"
Snape: "Mister Malfoy, it was your mother that approached me because of the failures of your father. If your father wouldn't have lost against Potter and his Friends, neither your mother nor I would have had to save your pathetic life."
@@heramaaroricon4738 I actually read this in Snape’s voice
I should've let you die *looks up and down at him*
Snape: Did you mention your father? Avada Ketavra!
Snape: Did you mention your father? Avada Kedavra~
Snape had an unbreakable vow to protect Draco, so he couldn't tell voldemort that Draco was the true master of the elder wand
Exactly!
That's what I was thinking also. He couldn't have put Draco in danger.
He would die either way
The vow ends when he kills dumbledore. Note, when the vow is made the words are used:
"To protect Draco until he finishes the mission, and if he fails do it for him".
But at that time harry was the master of the wand and idk if Snape knew that but i know what you mean he probably would have just went after Draco and then they both would have died
Loyal to the woman he loved til the very end. The arc of Snape is one of the most incredible in any movie franchise. That's why we rave about him.
Loyal to Lily. Snape should have been more kind to Harry considering that he was the reason Harry was an orphan. He could have took Harry under his wing like Lupin and Sirius did, but he was blinded by his hatred of James. Begrudgingly protecting Harry does not absolve him of the murder of James/Lily. His goading even played a part in Sirius's death. I've never understood fan attempts to redeem characters like Snape and Draco. Was he pure evil? No. Was he still mostly bad? Yes. If Snape truly sought redemption he should have tried harder to be nicer to the orphan he created.
@marm.4622 I think you look too deep into it. That's an almost inhuman request to some. People that are good try to do their best and I'm sure he did.
Snape was a selfish pos majority of the time
@@michaelmiller7928 i don't think it is inhuman to be nice to an orphan or to be even nicer when you are responsible for creating said orphan. I think most people would consider this basic human decency.
@@Real_Beaky 🤦🏻♂️
he should’ve told him bellatrix disarmed him, two birds with one stone
gee, hishe _should've_ used that as an alternate end,
She wasn't there when dumbledore was killed, Voldemort never sent her on that mission.
@@douglasjfalcon9110Yeah- only the movies do that.
@@douglasjfalcon9110she was there tho
@@jamesdiamond533 no , only I. The movie she was
The fact that Snape accepted his death and kept the secret of ownership is what makes Snape a hero. That quality lead him to unbelievable amounts of self sacrifice during his life after he asked Dumbledore to save Lily, James, and Harry.
Snape was brave, but he was far from a hero. He asked Voldemort to only spare Lily. He didn’t care what happened to James and Harry. He only told Dumbledore to hide them all after Albus calls him out for it.
he even said "You can have James and the kid, just spare Lily" xD@@ar471
I mean it wouldnt have mattered if he told malfoy unarmed dumbledore because harry won malfoy in a duel after that. So in reality it was harrys at that point of time anyways.
@@ar471YES! His unyielding love and commitment to Lily is (book) Snape's only redeeming characteristic. Still beautiful and tragic. It's the most important reveal in the whole series in my opinion, but it's just not correct to paint Snape as a selfless hero. All that being said, I love Rickman's interpretation and how he brought more humanity to Snape. Like his almost pained look when McGonagall starts to duel with him.
He isn’t that great like he bullied 13 year olds to the point where one of thems worst fear was Snape himself we are so blinded by how he was a hero (which he was risking his life for Dumbledore) that we forget that he was also a terrible person for halve his life too
He couldn't tell Voldemort anything about Dumbledore having already been disarmed when he had killed him because as far as he knew it only would have ruined everything he had done and conspired with Dumbledore to achieve, including having to kill Dumbledore. He had no choice but to stick to a modified version of the plan to the bitter end by not revealing the truth of who he believed really was the wands true master...Draco. He likely didn't know that in the ultimately fortuitous series of events at Malfoy manor that Harry had disarmed Draco and thus was the wands true master. Snape's sacrifice wasn't in vein at all because fortunately it meant the plan worked out even better as Voldemort had no idea he was actually going up against the wands true master when he fought Harry during their final confrontation .
Plus, because he believed draco to be its true master, he couldn't say anything because of the unbreakable vow he made with narcissa to protect draco.....but also all that stuff you said lol.
@@Soren27 But this viw no longer worked, the task was to protect Draco until he killed Dumbledore, and if he can't, then he has to kill Dumbledore himself, which at this point already happened so the vow no longer worked
So Harry was always safe even if he lost that dual??
I don’t know if Snape was aware of the loophole. Though I’m sure with Voldemort, he thought killing the previous owner was the sure fire way to gain control, not the act of taking the wand itself
@@Soren27 the vow was broken after dumbledore died, so snape could tell the truth WITHOUT telling that Malfoy disarmed the wand and could get away alive.
Well, there's also only one word: Occlumency. Snape is an expert Legilimens at Voldemort's level. He's vigilantly protecting the truth from him at all times thereby risking his life in the process. Voldemort knew when a person is lying. Like Snape, he didn't have to cast a spell on his victim because he's already doing it during a conversation. He's also quick to twist the events in a person's mind as part of the Legilimens spell, then quickly make a surprise attack. So Snape, knowing all this, must expertly make Voldemort believe all throughout the interrogation that he's the Elder Wand's master. If I'm in his shoes, after Dumbledore's death, if there's one person I would want to tell the truth, that'd be my beloved Lily's only son Harry and no one else even if the Dark Lord will kill me.. Also, he must never let Voldemort know who his actual and real master all along: Dumbledore. Snape is obeying his master's will from the very beginning and from then on was actually ready to die anytime just for love. And from Voldemort's perspective, Snape is his smartest Death Eater with a questionable and mysterious level of loyalty that is too difficult to ponder because of his background, yet he still comes to his call anytime. Killing him with that spell is just too easy and too fast.
Part of it was occlumency and another part was the unbreakable vow to narcissa to protect Draco, he physically couldn't tell Voldemort Draco disarmed dumbledore because Voldemort would've killed Draco instead
Either way snape's dead whether due to Voldemort killing him for being a traitor, Voldemort killing snape for stopping him from killing Draco or the unbreakable vow would've killed snape for breaking it
@@joshuarobinson6011 how is he a traitor?
Voldy would just be disappointed in snape that he just camped the old man and killed him when he was disarmed. And he might think highly of Malfoy and try to kill him instead
@@joshuarobinson6011 Unbreakable vow was over when they killed Dumbledore.
I loved Snape so much, Alan Rickman was an amazing actor and I miss him.
We all do. He was truly amazing.
I think it’s because he truly didn’t want to kill Snape. He was a loyal (as far as he knew), powerful, follower. Voldemort might of even had his own form of respect for him, like Bellatrix. But because he didn’t truly want to kill Snape, the Killing Curse couldn’t be cast because you have to mean it.
Except Voldemort will kill anyone because they’re there. However that not why Voldemort did it. The elder wand wouldn’t attack its master, so avada kedavra wouldn’t do anything
Nope. Voldemort literally cannot feel love because he was conceived under the effects of a love potion. He could kill anyone at any time with that curse. It was because of the elder wand.
@@LycanKai14 it is though. There is no conscience, nothing holding him back besides whether someone is useful or not. That's why he can cast avada kedavra at anytime. He chose to kill Snape the way he did because of the elder wand and using Nagini was the best tactical move. It's not because he "respects" him. He doesn't respect anyone. The only person he was even remotely afraid of was Dumbledore and that's because he knew Dumbledore matched him, if not out ranked him on a power level. There is nothing emotional about Voldemort.
@@UnfazedPhoenixwhat do you mean by love potion? If you mean voldermort's parents, then wouldn't the love from others like Dumbledore's attention and care be enough to like give him something good
@nope4309 You really don't know anything about his history do you? Ok no worries I'll fill you in! Merope Gaunt (Tom riddle/ voldemorts mother) was a witch and used Amortentia on his father, Tom Riddle Sr - a Muggle, who later abandoned her once she stopped using the potion on him. She hoped Tom Sr would fall in love with her anyway but he didn't. He found her disgusting. But yea so voldemort was conceived under the effects of a love potion so he literally can't feel love. So nothing anyone does after that can affect him. He was born defective essentially because of his mother's actions. And the Gaunt family are direct descendants of Salazar Slytherin which is why he's the heir, but it's also why he hates half bloods. He's a hypocrite, like a lot of villains, and really he is a half blood. Check out this channel they have a lot of cool information about the hp world SuperCarlinBrothers. Also, it's suspected that's why he can split his soul so many times into the horcruxes, besides his all encompassing fear of death of course. But other humans are a means to an end for him. It's actually easy for him to murder people it's like a regular task that he has to do, the way we look at Idk brushing our teeth or something like that. The only reason he makes the purebloods feel like he respects them is because he needs them. No matter how strong he is, he needs followers and an army. He can't take over the world alone. And he is very charismatic, especially in the beginning of his reign, people are drawn to that and his power. He actually did have to prove himself to the purebloods.
Telling Voldemort that Dumbledore was disarmed wouldn’t have mattered since Voldemort believed that killing the previous owner was the only way to gain control of it.
Than Voldemort was just an idiot. He knew that Dumbledore got the wand from Grindelwald without killing him.
@@rittersportfanLots of ppl miss this
@@rittersportfanno, what he did know is the fact that the wand chooses the wizard, but killing one also for sure would get him the wand.
He couldn't use Avada Kadavra on Snape because you have to WANT to kill that person when you use it. As with all unforgivable curses the key is intent. Voldemort truly didn't want to kill Snape. He genuinely accepted him as a true follower. It wouldn't have worked.
You're taking that intent a bit to far. Voldemort didn't want to kill Lily. And Snape certainly didn't want to kill Dumbledore.
Determination is not desire.
Snape as a double agent also likely would have to perform the cruciatus curse on many an innocent victim.
@Ethan V you have to take note that Dumbledore didn't actually die due to Snape's curse but was only pushed atop a tower. You can see that Dumbledore is still alive while falling and the fall is the thing that killed him, not the curse.
Nah he totally wanted to
We're talking about Voldemort. The guy has no remorse whatsoever and does not value another person's life. He was willing to kill a 1 year old baby because of some prophecy that stated said child would bring his downfall. So surely he would have no problem killing a man if it would make him master of the most powerful wand ever.
@@ethanv7330 the avada kadavra that killed lily was aimed at Harry, so the intent was in the spell....it just hit the wrong person.
This just goes to show that Voldemort is not the sharpest knife in the crayon box
You have a way with words and I am jealous, for I am also not the sharpest knife in the crayon box
Not really, cause Voldemort is described in every single book as being exceptionally brilliant. Dumbledore himself actually respects Voldemorts power and magical knowledge, and seems disappointed when it falls short of what he believes Voldemort should know.
Voldemort simply had no way of knowing that information, because the few who did were either dead or his enemies.
@@witdajuice6763 why’ve you gotta make it boring
@@adamshmadam14 🤣🤣 I’m just intelligent bro
@@witdajuice6763 that’s what a dumb person would say 😂
People saying in the comments that he couldn't tell Voldemort because of the Unbreakable Vow: 1. The vow ended with Draco's mission, so after Dumbledore's death, he was free 2. He could have tried to defend himself at that point by other means, but then, Voldemort wouldn't think that the wand belong to him at last.
Not only is Snape the fakking MVP of Harry Potter, Alan Rickman is the MVP of the cast.
God damn, what a phenomenal actor.
May he rest in peace. 🙏😔
Yesss people don't talk enough about how Snape was gambling on harry being plot armored
Snape only believed that Harry was growing up to die, it was basically Voldemort’s fear of death that allowed Harry to survive. Had anyone else tried to kill him, chances are Harry would be dead
The tragedy of Severus Snape. The bravest man in the story.
Have you ever heard the Tragedy of Severus Snape the Edgy? It's not a story you would hear from the muggles, it's a wizard tale 🤣
I thought this was all part of Dumbledore and Snape's plan.
It was. But Voldemort would not have known this (Snape would have blocked such knowledge).
Snape’s next to last act of protection towards Lily’s son.
Well, there were two reasons he couldn’t. First was the Unbreakable Vow. Second was that in doing so, he’d be saving the man who murdered the love of his life.
Are there other reasons? Sure, there very well could be, but those two I mentioned are the strongest reasons - at least IMO - as to why he couldn’t.
What a neek
Actually Voldy used Nagini on Snape because he thought Snape was the master of the Elder Wand so he didnt want the wand to rebound on him, which happened anyway when he faced Harry because Harry was the actual master of the Elder Wand.
This is exactly what is explained in the video?
so you're telling me, he could've saved himself but didn't to make sure the plan he and Dumbledore came up with to kill Voldemort succeeds? Damn, can't stop loving him. He could've spared himself but wanted voldemort to think he really was the master of the elder wand
Snape knew he would die either way, since he made an unbreakable vow with Narcissa about protecting Draco with his life. If he had told the truth, he would have broke the vow and eventually die.
@@ao3934 the vow ended with the end of Draco's mission, so that is irrelevant no?
That's the whole point of Snape's character, he only helped the good side for revenge for not getting Lily, if Voldemort agreed to only kill James and Harry and give Lily to him then he'd still been happily commiting magic terrorism
@@wireboar7321that’s what he originally asked Voldemort to do. And Voldemort did tell her to stand aside, but she refused
@@tgiacin435 Voldemort refused snape when snape asked, but changed his mind when going into the house, that's why snape ran to Dumbledore to try to save lilly
Snape is the G.O.A.T. 💯 He singly handedly saved the whole magical world by protecting Harry all along. His flashback scene is ICONIC & so sad
U should see the book snape..that one would just say to keep lily alive and kill the baby and James
I want Lilly all to myself lol
@@Snay1998 That’s only because Snape was smart enough to know he could never convince Voldemort to spare Harry (as Voldemort saw him as the chosen one prophesied to kill him). He tried to convince Voldemort to spare Lilly and he betrayed him by going to Dumbledore to try and protect them.
🤡🤡
I personally like to think that Snape accidentally stepped on Nagini’s tail once and she wanted revenge to Voldy let her kill Snape.
lol.....I like this theory its funny
😂😂😂😂
It's called a plot convenience. If Snape was killed with Avada Kedavra, he would have been killed instantly and not have a chance to give the main protagonist his memories explaining plotholes with flashbacks.
No Voldemort couldn’t use the elder wand on who he thought was it’s master
Voldemort not using Avada Kedavra isn’t a plot convenience because it makes sense and can be explained well. Voldemort leaving before making sure Snape was completely dead IS a plot convenience and doesn’t really make any sense.
@@criert135 same as hand on hand combat between Voldemort and Harry in the movies.. like why the fuck do you kick and punch another WIZARD.
It also creates the plot hole of Voldemort not actually killing the Elder Wands owner and therefore it’s power wouldn’t transfer to Voldemort but to Nagini
@@criert135once Nagini bit Snape, that was it. Voldemort didn’t know Harry was gonna go in behind him. Plus he left Snape to die in the shrieking shack, so who knew if anyone would stumble upon Snape’s body by accident
It's insane to me how many qualities of Gryffindor Snape frequently (albeit subtly) exhibits throughout the entirety of the series. Unbreakable vow or not, the dude was one of the bravest and most courageous wizards in the entire second wizarding war, and I stand by that.
While replacing any one person on the cast for the TV series will come with tribulations and disagreement from the fans, I really can't imagine there being a different portrayal of Severus Snape. Alan Rickman, you left us too soon and we truly did not deserve everything you gave us. Rest in Peace, sir.
I Salute This.
Dumbledore to Snape, "I sometimes think we sort too soon."
Most Slytherin exhibit Gryffindor qualities and vice versa.
Cunning, shrewd, and the thirst to prove themselves are the qualities in Slytherin house. Gryffindors are brave and loyal. It is a different skill set. Snape was perfect for Slytherin, he could never be a gryffindor. When Dumbledore said that, it was chauvinistic, not entirely based off facts!
Snape giving away the fact that Dumbledore was disarmed wouldn't have altered anything, as Voldemort wasn't aware that disarming worked as well to become the elder wand's owner
More like he believed killing was the real way to claim it.
@@tgiacin435 the only way
I personally think that is because even Snape was thinking that he was the true master of elder wand as he killed Dumbledoor...you see, Expelliarmus was not used by other witches and wizards after rise of Voldemort even it was a useful spell. It was a signature spell for Harry in a way because he used it to fight against Voldemort in GOF. Lupin himself said that it in Deathly Hallows, that actually in the battle of seven Potters that was the spell that gave Harry away
That's why all glasses raised to :
Professor Severus Snape
The elder wand is like the dark Saber I'm star wars in which they both must be won from the previous owner
That’s exactly what I was thinking about just now
Snape, being to potions master, should have known this attack to be a possibility and dosed himself with an antidote prior.
There is no antidote for a sliced throat--unless you are right there to stop the bleeding.
@@gidzmobug2323 he can heal bleeding injuries. Didn't we see in one of the movies that he healed draco after Harry sectumsempra'd him?
@@FreeHugsVoldemort Maybe Voldemort used some sort of spell that temporarily immobilized Snape.
@@gidzmobug2323 we didn't hear him cast any spell, and we didn't see and flash of light, or any sound, the only immobilizing spells I know are petrificus totalus and locomotor mortis, and locomotor mortis just binds your legs together so he could still heal himself, and I'm not sure but as far as I remember with my bad memory, you can't talk during petrificus totalus, and Snape was talking with Harry soon after he got his throat slit
I love the scene where Dumbledore's wand cracks after Voldemort forced the wand to attack Hogwarts
Like Ollivander says the wand chooses the wizard. After being in the hands of murderers I think the wand recognized and respected actual greatness in Dumbledore and remain loyal to him in some ways as technically he was never truly defeated
It's like the wand itself was part of the defense of Hogwarts, refusing to fully obey in the only ways it was able to
Beautiful scene
The only reason why snape let voldemort kill him is because otherwise mechanical would kill him for taking her position as head master of hogwarts
Snape suffered and died to protect Harry, who was the son of his school bully and the son of Lilly, a woman who never stuck up for him after she met James Potter. Snape is hands down the saddest and most noble character.
Why didn't Snape tell Voldi that he can just defeat him non-lethaly to gain mastery over the wand?
''no... I AM extraordinary''
-tom riddle
Snape was the true hero of the Harry Potter series I read all the books before I saw the movies and I was so shocked by that turn of events and revelations of Snapes true plot and intentions he's one of the best characters of all time
A true broken hero
Snape could've just kicked Voldemort in his nuts
So...Nagini was the true master of the elder wand all along!
Snape was the true hero of the whole series. I.K.R. kept us in the dark about it til the end almost! I trusted him from the beginning. I fell in love with the character and never faltered. Snape you are my hero!!
As we learned Snape is a good but broken person and he didn’t want Malloy to get caught up in his battle ig
If snape didn't not fall in love with lily then he would have killed Voldemort ,surpassed Dombledor and would have become the true master of the elder wand and then would have become the greatest head master ever to live
If Snape believed that he could kill Voldemort, he would have. He doesn't want Harry to have that honor nor responsibility. He hates the Dark Lord for killing Lily. He just knew that He wouldn't be able to kill him himself.
Snape could not say: "Draco is the Master of the elder wand" because 1st, that could reveal something about his true loyalty, and 2nd, because he had an vow with Narcisa to protect Draco, giving an information that could end in Draco's death, would break the vow, and snape would die anyways
Actually the vow ended after killing Dumbledore
@@DARKVEEMON1 wait how?
@@Elite08_hoqs The vow was to help Draco kill Dumbledore, so after his death it has been fulfilled
He didn't tell voldy that Dumbledore was disarmed because he thought that Draco was the wand's owner because he was the one to disarm him.... And if he told him that voldy would have gone after Draco and kill him which was in turn going to kill Snape anyway because he was under an unbreakable oath to protect Draco at any cost (we saw that in half blood Prince)
I’m not sure if that works, since Harry did tell Voldemort that he was wand’s true master, and Voldemort directly used the wand against him anyway. I think Voldemort just wanted to let Nagini have a little fun.
He was truly the bravest man that harry ever met
The only word to strike your heart deep: "Always", like Robert said: Even The 7 kingdom cant fill the hole she left...
Harry killed Voldemort because he used Expelliarmus and that deflected voldermorts Arvada kedavra turned back against him, leading to killing himself
Man good luck to the actor going to be snape in the tv show. They will need it.
By this universes logic he could have just disarmed Snape to become the true owner, (even though it wouldn't work because it's Harry's)
That's completely wrong. Kill curse demands a true desire to kill. Voldemort didn't want to kill Snape, he was a dear servant to him. He knew he had to kill Snape though, otherwise the wand wouldn't respond to him (In his mind). You can't use avada kedavra on someone you don't want to kill
Nobody ever talks about how Snape was saved by James from being bitten to death in the shrieking shack and owed him a life debt. So he never repaid that debt (he was trying to protect Harry for Lily's sake, not to repay James). He is then eventually bitten to death in the shack. I always thought that was an interesting conclusion to his arc. For all the personal growth he achieved he never was able to let go of his petty schoolboy hatred of James and it eventually led to his death. The running theme of choice/fate and its consequences is something I think Rowling does really well throughout the series. I don't absolve Snape of his sins just because he carried a torch for Lily all those years but he is a fascinating and flawed gray area character.
Bro James is Draco at his time the big bully who only saved Snape cause Lilly. Plus it's the least he could do after torchering him. I never understood how Lilly couldn't forgive words but could forgive someone who mentally and physically torchered some1. I guess it wasn't towards herself so she didn't care.
@@BadWoIfRose Honey, Snape betrays his oldest friend (Lily) by calling her the equivalent of the n-slur in front of their whole class and then goes on to join what is clearly analogous to the brown shirts. Snape is a pathetic character. James is not the Draco, they're both asses but Snape throws his lot in with Voldemort because he craves power. People who simp for Snape, I honestly worry about your real life interpersonal relationships if you think Snape isn't worthy of scorn. The man bullied children for chrissake, and only repented because the woman he loved was indirectly killed by him.
@@lorblauh He only said that out of anger. Because he was humiliated in front of the whole class. James was about to pull his pants off.
Ah. The Marauders were a big fat bully and judges people just because they belong to the Slytherin house. Plus, that 'prank' where James saving Snape life was Sirius fault just so he could 'prank' Snape not thinking of the consequences that may happen - which endangering Snape and Remus lives. But then again they're the golden students of the Headmaster and dear old Minnie so even if Snape died because of that 'prank' the only thing they would get was a detention. 🎉
And calling Lily a Mudblood which what she is. Someone who was born out of two Muggles. It's what the purebloods calls them, so what? It's just a word. Does being called a Mudblood lessen their capabilities to cast spells? No. Does being called a Mudblood cause their magic to disappear? No. The thing is, the belief of hating Mudbloods has been passed down to the pure bloods descendants and it won't change in a snap just because majority of the wizarding community was okay with Mudbloods. It takes time to for one's mind to tolerate certain beliefs until they accept it. So, being called a Mudblood by someone and the who was aimed it at being upset and all only means that the person's opinion who said to matters or just because they wanted to be loved by all - who wanted to be seen as high and mighty. The ones who says they dont give a dam about the blood status but gets sad and upset when they're called 'Mudblood', when they should be proud of being one because out of the billions of people they were given a chance to lived another life where magic is involved.
Honestly, I hated Snape in the first and second movies, and when he killed Dumbledore.
Then, when he died in the Deathlyhallows pt2, I felt bad hating him. Then, when we learned he loved Harry Potter because of his mother I felt more bad.
The one thing i wish we could have seen was Harry fix his wand before snapping the Elder Wand in half
What?? This was the exact question I asked myself yesterday!!! What a coincidence!
snape just wanted to kill voldy to avenge lily 😭
Elder Wand ruined the series
Snape should have been more kind to Harry considering that he was the reason Harry was an orphan. He could have took Harry under his wing like Lupin and Sirius did, but he was blinded by his hatred of James. Begrudgingly protecting Harry does not absolve him of the murder of James/Lily. His goading even played a part in Sirius's death. I've never understood fan attempts to redeem characters like Snape and Draco. Was he pure evil? No. Was he still mostly bad? Yes. If Snape truly sought redemption he should have tried harder to be nicer to the orphan he created.
F off. The marauders have made his life a living hell at school. He’s allowed to dislike harry. The question should be why people like james and sirius are celebrated from being such assholes.
He didn’t make Harry an orphan 🤦♂️
No lol, Snape asked Voldemort to not kill Lily, Snape wasnt really bad just because he was not a father to Harry, Yes, he caused his parents death, yet, he protected Harry not like Lupin or Sirius, but if it was not by Snape, Voldemort would NEVER be defeated, Snape never liked Harry as a friend.
@@princedaemontargaryen117 yes snape did make harry an orphan. He overheard trelawney's prophesy then ran and told voldemort about it. When he realised voldemort's target was going to be Lily, then he begged for her to be spared, but only her, not the rest of the family.
@@DanielLopes-uo7qo yes, he asked voldemort to spare only lily. Also, the only reason voldemort was targeting the potters in the first place is because of snape ran to tell him about trelawney's prophesy.
Poor prof snape simping for someone else wife/mother
"His silence ensured Harry's victory"
-J.K Rowling
How the fuq did the potions teacher whom was "working" for voldemort didn't have a remedy for naginis potion
Snape is fucking selfless.
He protect both of Malfoy and Harry untill the end, so brave man ever, although voldy have legilimens skills everytime 😎
and this is why snape is so underrated
Me personally, I think at some random meeting or while they are all together Snape should’ve just randomly used avada Leda ar and sind Voldemort wouldn’t be prepared and wouldn’t have time to strike he would just die and it would all be over even if it means snape dying from the death eaters because he planned to die anyways
Snape last word:"I don't taste like Cheeseburger......"
Pulling that whole wand ownership out of her ass in the final book after never mentioning it in 6 books was an odd choice. What happened to the wand chooseth the wizard?
Also I bet you Snape would have gave the darklord one hell of a fight. Snape was definitely not a pushover. If I were to rate Snape in terms of power, he'd be just slightly under Dumbledore
Because JK Rowling needed Snape to tell Harry to get his tears and to make it more emotional
Put in real life Voldemort snake is a Burmese python and its not very good at biting but its good at strangled
Snape didn't know Dumbledore was disarmed by Malfoy. Even if he did, no one knew that disarming a wand could change loyalty. Voldemort believed it was only through the killing of the current wands Master.
But if nagini is a person, as outlined later in the beast content, than even if snape was the owner of the wand wouldn’t it pass to nagini?
Voldemort liked torture over murder Snape died slowly in pain the curse kills you instantly
I always just assumed it was because tom was a sick piece of 💩 and wanted to give the snake some fun
Not to mention it's a much more nasty way to kill your biggest betrayer
I love how Snape proved a fatherly figure for both Harry and Draco. În spite of his grumpy nature and his personal dislikes.
He proved fierce loyalty to all those who showed him a bit of kindness : Dumbledore, of course Lily, and, the Malfoys (I like to believe that Lucius was protective towards Severus în their school years
I’m surprised snape is a Slytherin. He seems to believe in sacrifice and he’s highly sensitive and acts impulsively too. Those are Gryffindor traits not Slytherin traits 🤷🏼♀️
He was ambitious af
@@mrnk88 yeah, and he was sassy as hell (not necessarily a Slytherin trait, but name me a sassy character that isn't in Slytherin)
@@FreeHugsVoldemort Slughorn (even though he taught Tom about the Horcruxes) and maybe Merlin
@@mrnk88 didn't Merlin go to Slytherin? Also idk about slughorn, I wouldn't call him sassy, but I wouldn't call him deprived of any eithet
@@FreeHugsVoldemort he did
R.I.P Severus Snape and Alan Rickman. 💔
Lol all the people saying he was doing it because he loved Lily when in reality it was because he made an unbreakable vow to protect Malfoy.
The Unbreakable Vow was already broken after Dumbledore's death if you actually listened to wtf Bellatrix said, and If he told Voldemort that the true owner of the Elder Wand is Draco, everyone will just die, and Snape isn't that selfish. Now stfu and go cry in a corner, you pathetic hater.
His vow ended when draco finished his mission, aka till dumbledoore dies, which happened before Snape hit the bucket.
Even if he did, it wouldn’t help as it was believed, that the elder wand I only transferred to a new owner through death
Me as a child: Snape is the villain
As an adult: Snape is 🐰💔💖?
Now explain why voldy didnt stay and confirmed snape died before he farted away… if he stayed the trio would’ve been caught right there at the boat house
Better question - why didn’t he apparate?
Which again proves how loyal Severus truly was to Lilly and to Dumbledore in the end. ❤️ He knew that if Voldemort realized Severus was not the true master of the wand that he would not be able to fulfill his promise to Dumbledore and in order for the prophecy to fulfill itself Severus had to keep his composure and continue the lie to Voldemort even in the face of his death where I know he was afraid to die but did it with dignity and honor. I will always love and admire Severus.
RIP ALAN RICKMAN🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🖤🖤🖤🖤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Is Harry Potter good
Should I watch it?
Thank you for clearing that up!
And all this time I thought it was the power of the plot, to keep him barely alive so he could give Harry his memories😂
I already knew it as soon as I watched it
And he also lost most of his memories with lily
The true hero ❤ Always ❤
Harry Potter lore is on another level
Snape was an undercover good guy.
Even if he did tell him that he was disarmed Voldemort believed that the killer of the previous owner would become the owner of the wand. He'd still kill him.
He wanted to see the woman he loved❤
Because the writers needed a way to get Snape to cry into a vial for Harry/redeem Snape
I have wondered why Snape did not have anti Nagini anti venom on him at all times.
Pythons don't have venom.