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According to Harry Potter lore, if a witch or wizard loves another so much, their patronus can change to match the likeness to that of said loved one. So when Snape produce the patronus of the doe, that was the same one that Lily can produce. It really shows how much he loved her. Rest in peace Alan Rickman, you will be remembered. Always 😢😢😢❤❤❤
I always hated that they left out that part in the movies, because the patronus only ressembles him helping harry in the forest but not his love/addicition to lily
Lily like the marauder group was a unregistered animagus where Peter was the rat, Sirius was a black dog, and James was a stag deer lily was a doe there patonus matched them and because Harry thought is was his dad orginally that produced the patronus in book 3 as he found out his dad being a stag animagus so in his mind it made sense that his dad made it which caused his to be a stag like his dad's
I loved the fact that after the first movie Alan rickman almost quit until J K Rowling told him snapes full story & only he knew so stayed, such a talented actor
He himself admitted that he was quite taken aback and very intrigued how his character would play out in Rowling’s world. It allowed him to wrap his performance around that secret until it was time to be revealed. Smart that only he and Rowling knew at the time, so the reveal wouldn’t be leaked out unless you already read the books.
It’s hard to believe that his first major film role was the villain in Die Hard as before that he had only been in the theatre lol Mad how quickly someone’s life can almost change overnight, such a shame to lose him at still such a young age
Snape was a truly tragic character. He lost the only woman he ever loved to the man who bullied him - James Potter. Later, he became a double agent in order to protect Lily. After her death, when her son Harry eventually came to Hogwarts, Snape protected him in many unseen ways because of the love he still had for Lily, in spite of Harry's resemblance to James. In the end he came to care deeply for Harry, and gave his life to protect him, in hopes that Harry would be the one to finally destroy Voldemort.
@@dale897 Get real. Neville could have just have equally died. It was not personal - just business - at the time. The Prophecy was overheard. The reason James and Lily died was due to Sirius. That arrogant little shit, the would-be-murderer who ALSO 'put his faith in the wrong person' and who brought about his own demise by his own indifference to his 'inferiors.'
@@lexiburrows8127 The prophecy spoke of a boy born at the end of July, the boy the prophecy spoke of could also have been Neville but Voldemort believed it was Harry, Snape, knowing that Voldemort was intent on killing Harry and his parents, begged Dumbledore to hide them all and keep them safe but unfortunately Lily and James placed their trust in the wrong person: Peter Pettigrew who betrayed them by selling them to Voldemort. Sirius was accused of being responsible for the deaths of Lily and James but the real traitor was Peter Pettigrew.
Dumbledore wasn't saying he didn't love Harry, he was throwing it at Snape. Snape always talked badly about Harry to Dumbledore, about how Harry was just like James, and yet he cared so much for Lily that he gave up everything to protect her only kid. Dumbledore was essentially asking Snape how he could act like that towards Harry, claim he only loves Lily, and yet still protects him with everything he has
It’s amazing how many people think Dumbledore is saying he doesn’t care. 🤦♂️🤦♂️ The line is more like an elegant form of “You don’t even care about him. you think it’s been easy for me?”
For me it's moreso that Dumbledore has had time to process the fact that Harry is a Horocrux, so he's had time to disassociate "the boy" from the Harry that he had come to love. But he was also asking Snape in a, "Why do you care? You've hated this kid since he was born, and you were a deatheater for a little while, why do you care now?"
The one who died for love: Snape The one who died for power: Voldemort The one who escaped death, but greeted death as a friend: Harry But who greeted Harry after death? The master chess player: death aka Dumbledore 🫣
people get it wrong all the time though, snape never loved harry, he hated him because he remind him of james. but he loved lily so he swore to protect her son
Excatly right. Snape hated James because he and his friends bullied him. He couldnt look at Harry because he looked like James. And couldnt really look in Harry's eyes because he saw Lily.
He most definitely loved part of Harry. Or at the very least cared for him. His feelings were always conflicted for him because he acted like his father, whom he hated, but his love and his eyes were just like Lily. He couldn't even bare to look at him because of that. He honestly was the most conflicted person in the entire series. It's explained much more elaborately in the book. It makes me so sad watching this now after Alan Rickman passed. But at the slight cost of his acting rep in these movies, which he did PERFECTLY, the books elaborate his character a little bit better......
Snape is amongst the greatest characters and a truly good man, someone who willingly allowed the blackening of his name so he could infiltrate the enemy's camp and help Harry and friends from within.
Lmao, he really isn't. The movies make him look way too good. In the books he's a petty and mean bully. The only reason he is doing everything is for Lily. His love for Lily was more of an obsession. In the end, he sacrificed himself, fine. But it was still selfish after all.
@@maraudentium2607 Snape wasn't a bully, he certainly wasn't always a good person, in fact he had joined Voldemort's team, but then chose to help the good guys, including Harry. Snape was a very strict man but not a bully.
@@abhisheklama1393 Snape certainly loved Lily but it wasn't an obsessive love. However, even from the films we can understand that Snape was not always a good person but despite this he then chose to help the good people, it is true that initially he only did it for Lily but even after Lily's death he continued to help the good people, even when Voldemort returned in the end he always chose to remain loyal to Dumbledore and secretly helped and protected Harry. I wouldn't define him as selfish since he also sacrificed himself and certainly a person who sacrifices himself cannot be defined as selfish but rather as a courageous person, even Harry eventually recognizes Snape's courage, calling him one of the bravest people he has known.
k sorry but homie in the odd costume @13:10 isn’t exactly the smartest tool in the shed lol, he watched all the previous movies and had absolutely no idea what was going on as his friends understood completely 🤣
This ended up being my fav chapter in all of the HP books- The Prince's Tale (remember he is the Half-Blood Prince). This explained everything and certified Snape as the best written char in the series for me (not my fav Char, Luna's still my fav, but he's up there). I don't know if you're aware of this, but when the movies started up, the 4th book was out. Rowling actually had to tell the actor (and only him) what would happen to Snape in the long run so he would know how to portray Snape accordingly. But yeah brilliant acting by Alan Rickman, RIP.
This is the one scene that people who only watched the movies almost understood fully… for you non readers a patronous is the embodiment of one’s soul. Harry’s a stag from his connection to his dad and similarity… lilys was a doe this so was snapes he was that true to his feelings for her that like Tonks who’s patronus became a werewolf from her love of lupin so likewise did snape. Hence the line Lily.
Alan Rickman killed that part. That last movie his performance was something else. Reading the books is so much fun too. When Harry calls Snape a coward at the end of Half Blood Prince and he goes crazy. Means so much more.
I loved Snape's hesitation before revealing his Patronus to Dumbledore. The proof of how absolutely he loved Lily must have been his most precious secret.
The incredible pen of J.K. Rowling was able to turn one of the most hated characters of all into one of the most loved of all time. Rest in peace... Half-Blood Prince. Rest in peace Alan Rickman.
Eh, he was still a creep and an a**hole in the books. He did some pretty messed up stuff, like bullying Neville constantly for no real reason. The movie really glorified his motives and made him appear more noble. But nonetheless, Harry in both the movies and books would look at him and actions a bit differently and with some respect.
I didn't ready the books just saw the movies first but finding out snape wasn't a bad guy and the plan dumbledore had was unreal, I was shook. Then Snape still loving lilly all that time was so emotional.
“Severus Snape wasn’t yours,” said Harry. “Snape was Dumbledore’s, Dumbledore’s from the moment you started hunting down my mother. And you never realized it, because of the thing you can’t understand. You never saw Snape cast a Patronus, did you, Riddle?” -HP and the Deathly Hollows
I've always hated snape as a kid, I never truly understand his character until I rewatched it again as an adult. He was never the villain but he was painted like one maybe that's why most of ppl hates and doesn't really understand his character but all I know HE'S THE BRAVEST MAN I'VE EVER KNOWN! His character is by far the best and the most well written character I've ever known. And Alan Rickman's performance was just perfect!
Nah he was Definitely a grey character and a terrible teacher Who abused of His Power in order to torture the students that he didn't like. Literally half of every single snape lesson was dedicated to bullying Harry and Neville for literally no reason. That to not talk about all the occasions when he insulted Hermione making her cry only because he could not stand her
Who never read the books can't understand that Dumbledor knew stuff all along but he also hoped there would be a way for Harry to survive. And in the 4th book when Voldemort used Harrys blood to come back to life made Harry and him even more connected. They shared the same blood. So when Albus heard that he smiled. In the books he smiled. He realizied that Voldemort made a mistake and gave Harry an extra life by mistake. But it was essential for Harry to never know this. Thus Albus only told Severus one fact and he never told him that Harry wont die. It was essential for Harry to want to die to sacrifice himself for others as Lilly did. Without that I don't think he would defeat Voldemort.
When I read all this when the books came out, I hated Dumbledore so much and almost wet the pages because of the Snape reveal. Snape was awesome-- no one even realized he actually took out those death eaters in the assembly hall while "escaping"
I mean, she foreshadowed Dumbledore's nature. "For the greater good". He tells Harry why he didn't tell him everything sooner, he cared for Harry too much. Also, in Goblet, when Harry shows him that Voldemort regenerated by using Harry's blood it says that Dumbledore, "had a strange look in his eye that almost seemed like triumph". He knew that Voldemort had tied Harry to life as long as Voldemort lived. But Harry had to truly believe he was going to sacrifice himself for, again, the greater good. Harry was the Chosen One, but Albus and Severus were the heroes.
It's a shame that they didn't explain in the movies that his patronus is a doe and that it became equals to lilys because of his love for her. People would understand that he didn't like Harry, he did it all in memory of Lily.
The bad thing abaut this movies is that no one tell us that the patronus only change for love an that Lilly patronus was a female deer, thats why Dumbledore surprise when he see Severus patronus, Because after all that time severus still loves Lilly but if you don't khow that you lose part of that
The scene already hits the plot point over the head enough. If the viewer can't comprehend a second order metaphor that's on them. It would have been better without the depiction of Snape at Goddrich's Hallow honestly.
We may speak different languages, we may come from completely different cultures. But ALL of us feel the same emotions and the same feelings. Why do fight each other? When despite our differences. We're all the SAME human beings. There is hope for us all. If we remember how the same, we are.
There’s two scenes in cinema that will always make me cry. This is one of them. The first is when Aragorn tells the four hobbits “My friends, you bow to no one.”
A lot of people who didn’t read the books before seeing the movies thought that Snape was bad, although there were some who reserved judgment. These reactors were in good company.
Snape is one of the most tragic characters I’ve ever read about. He convinces Voldemort not to kill Lilly. But her being a mother protected her son and died. He finds the love of his life’s dead body. Saves the son of his loves other marriage. Then on top of it, must live as a double agent, work for the man who killed his love and also be in a position to kill his headmaster. Having everyone in his life hate him completely. I’m always in my feels when I think about Snape. I can only imagine how much turmoil he must’ve been in all the time. Maybe in his sleep he had peace when he would dream of Lilly.
Snape is one of the best tragic heroes of all time. Man that memory scene... 😢 Masterfully done by J.K. Rowling .. No one could ever see this comming until this moment.
Keep in mind Snape was a villain, but he was a deeply complicated one. He wasn't evil, he was angry at the man who bullied him and stole the girl he loved, and he was angry at the man who he gave allegiance to, Voldemort, for killing the woman he loved. If not for that love, Voldemort would have won early on. And yes, he came to care for Harry as being more than just an extension of Lily. As for Dumbledore, don't be mad at him. He was singularly focused on defeating the Dark Lord, but that did not mean that he did not care for Harry either.
The one thing I never see any reactor pick up on: Snape is the one who found Harry that night. He is literally the reason Harry left that house at all.
few people realize that death eaters cannot reproduce the Patronum because there is nothing bright about them. and Severus was so attached to Lily that a piece of her remained in his soul and was the light that could transform his Patron into a Doe. Lily's patronum was a Doe
Sometimes i think Maybe J.K Rowling made the mistake ..the more appropriate ending to the Harry Potter series would have been both Harry and Voldemort dying in the end.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that was a mess 😭😭 If you guys want to see another Snape reaction, go check out my latest video, “Teachers REACTS to Professor Snape.” Would love to know your thoughts!
I read all the books as they came out, and i remember when Half-Blood Prince released. My whole town turned into a Harry Potter roleplay (cafes served drinks from the books, wand shops popped up, everyone was speaking and acting as wizards. It was fun). Pnce the end of the night came, we all lined up to get our copies if the book, i overheard these teenage girls talking about how Snape will probably be a villain, and as the autistic little boy i was at the time, i barged in and was like "But why would Snape do this, and that, protect Harry, blah blah." so confidently, lol. We had a fun discussion about it Little kid me was better at picking up little things in stories than adult me has ever been xD Snape really was a great character.
Nobody that read the book... ...or they'd have kown about the deer that's the expecto patronum of Lily, and he loved her so much that his expecto patronum in the same of her 💔
Everyone who never read the books misinterpret this. Snape never gave a damn about Harry. In the book when Dumbledore asks has Snape grown to care for the boy?, Snape replies "For Him"?? Then he cast tge Doe petronis which was the match for Lilly's which was also a doe. The only interest he had in protecting Harry was as a promise to Dumbledore on condition that noone was to be told. And only because he loved Lilly.
@chiragwadhwa4795 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to ruin anything for anyone. Please don't let that stop you from reading the books. Truth is, there are so many things different in the books compared to the movies, I think you will find so much more than just finding out that Snape Truely even if unfairly disliked Harry. If you are just getting started with the books, strap in and hang on tight. You are in for a ride. I myself have read every book about 20 times each. Of course I read them via Audible audio books. I'm an over tge road long haul trucker, so read reading doesn't work well with driving and bumpy roads. Lol. Anyway, hope you come to love the story as much as I did.
He most definitely loved part of Harry. Or at the very least cared for him. His feelings were always conflicted for him because he acted like his father, whom he hated, but his love and his eyes were just like Lily. He couldn't even bare to look at him because of that. He honestly was the most conflicted person in the entire series. It's explained much more elaborately in the book. It makes me so sad watching this now after Alan Rickman passed. But at the slight cost of his acting rep in these movies, which he did PERFECTLY, the books elaborate his character a little bit better......
It's sad that Professor Snape couldn't get his happy ending with Lily, but he called her a mudblood during an argument and caused a rift between them. He carried that regret for so long, which led him to leaving the Death Eaters and subsequently became Professor Dumbledore's double agent. The regret only increased once Voldemort murdered her & James.
The movie had killed dumbledore, snape so when they said harry has to die it really breaks us all, we knew it’s gonna happen, and we realised this is how Harry Potter movies going to end with sad ending 😢
I tried to put myself in snape's boots. I am 34, I loved once in my life, i still love her from 2008. I know nothing of her whereabouts now. Would I protect the child of the woman i love, to the point of sacrificing everityhing? I imagined how her child would be, seeing her child with my own eyes. Yes, I would, I would do it.
I’ve always had a tough about snape’s patronis being a doe and Harry seeing it numerous times throughout when hunting for horcrux that when I reread prisoner of Askiban the bit in the dark forest with the dementors and harry claimed he saw his dad seeing a deer I always got to wonder did he see a stag or a doe and if so was it Snape who cast it and saved him I know it’s shown to us that it’s Harry’s spell but it’s always been in the background of my mind
bruh just a friendly reminder people snape was also the same guy that was bullying a child just because the childs father bullied him when they were younger and just because the loved his mother people are like awww hes so innocent now haha. come on bro imagine if that was your kid just starting at middle school and a ADULT teacher is bullying him. he chose to be a death eater he was not some saint that got absolution just because he was obsessed with the main characters mom bro
Its painful to watch this people reacting to snape patronus without knowing the context. For those who want to know snape and lily have the same doe patronus snape patronus took the form of a doe because of his deep feelings to lily and even she was long gone snape patronus still take form as a doe.
I wish most of these reactors would get the idea that Snape only cares for Lily not Harry. Hell I don't really think He cares for Lily is just obsessed with the idea of loving Lily which has bittered his life towards everything potter. I still don't like Snape if he really loved Lily he should at least treated her son better. No matter what even if it was in private. Cause in the book it even says during this scene when Dumbledore asks if he cares for Harry Snape says"For him expecto patronum " (then he cast his patronus) showing it is only Lily he cares for. Snape is a selfish bitter man in my opinion but he at least he worked to bring Voldemort down to try an answer for some of his sins even if a part of it was for vengeance
I think most reactors realised that Snape sent the deer but failed to realise that Lily's Patronus was a doe and Snape's became a doe also because of his love for her.
Why do people interpret this as Dumbledore not caring for Harry? And Snape caring for him? It’s definitely not the case. Dumbledore loved Harry. Snape was indifferent.
"You've kept him alive...so he can die at the proper moment?!" Is easily one of the hardest hitting lines in all of movie history. Followed by the pig for slaughter. 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻
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I like your compilation and would gladly react to it, but respectfully, having you react alongside each and every reactor ruins it for me.
Thank you.
There is nothing like a specialization on reaction compilation videos. It’s Not creation of content either.
Yeah bro - no need for a double reaction@nanakwame641
Stop putting yourself in the videos. No one is watching you and it's super weird.
According to Harry Potter lore, if a witch or wizard loves another so much, their patronus can change to match the likeness to that of said loved one. So when Snape produce the patronus of the doe, that was the same one that Lily can produce. It really shows how much he loved her. Rest in peace Alan Rickman, you will be remembered. Always 😢😢😢❤❤❤
I always hated that they left out that part in the movies, because the patronus only ressembles him helping harry in the forest but not his love/addicition to lily
It's not exactly lore--it's stated very clearly in the book.
And ppl still say that he's a creep and a horrible person and he's obsessed with lily! They don't even understand his character!
It makes sense as to Harry's patronus. His love for his father. Snapes because of his love for Lilly. And even tonks for her love for lupin
Lily like the marauder group was a unregistered animagus where Peter was the rat, Sirius was a black dog, and James was a stag deer lily was a doe there patonus matched them and because Harry thought is was his dad orginally that produced the patronus in book 3 as he found out his dad being a stag animagus so in his mind it made sense that his dad made it which caused his to be a stag like his dad's
I loved the fact that after the first movie Alan rickman almost quit until J K Rowling told him snapes full story & only he knew so stayed, such a talented actor
He himself admitted that he was quite taken aback and very intrigued how his character would play out in Rowling’s world. It allowed him to wrap his performance around that secret until it was time to be revealed. Smart that only he and Rowling knew at the time, so the reveal wouldn’t be leaked out unless you already read the books.
He was knowingly playing the part of a hateable villain who was heroic in secret for years just as his charachter in the story was
It’s hard to believe that his first major film role was the villain in Die Hard as before that he had only been in the theatre lol Mad how quickly someone’s life can almost change overnight, such a shame to lose him at still such a young age
@@spencerluton7721 he played an excellent villain in Sweeny Todd!
Only he knew?
The books were out 😂
"You've been raising him like a pig for slaughter?!" Is one of the hardest hitting lines in all of movie history!
Yeah, that's when it finally dawned on Snape what was REALLY going on. "I understood this was about protecting Lily's son?"
“Always” gets me every frickin time
Every single time I cry 😢
He says it with such absolute conviction.
Snape was a truly tragic character. He lost the only woman he ever loved to the man who bullied him - James Potter. Later, he became a double agent in order to protect Lily. After her death, when her son Harry eventually came to Hogwarts, Snape protected him in many unseen ways because of the love he still had for Lily, in spite of Harry's resemblance to James. In the end he came to care deeply for Harry, and gave his life to protect him, in hopes that Harry would be the one to finally destroy Voldemort.
Let's not leave out the fact snape is the reason lilly and james are dead.
Unless your just a movie watcher.
@@dale897 Get real. Neville could have just have equally died. It was not personal - just business - at the time. The Prophecy was overheard. The reason James and Lily died was due to Sirius. That arrogant little shit, the would-be-murderer who ALSO 'put his faith in the wrong person' and who brought about his own demise by his own indifference to his 'inferiors.'
@@dale897 The reason Lily and James died is because Peter Pettigrew betrayed them by going to tell Voldemort where they were hiding.
@@lexiburrows8127 The prophecy spoke of a boy born at the end of July, the boy the prophecy spoke of could also have been Neville but Voldemort believed it was Harry, Snape, knowing that Voldemort was intent on killing Harry and his parents, begged Dumbledore to hide them all and keep them safe but unfortunately Lily and James placed their trust in the wrong person: Peter Pettigrew who betrayed them by selling them to Voldemort. Sirius was accused of being responsible for the deaths of Lily and James but the real traitor was Peter Pettigrew.
snape never cared for harry, he always hated him, but he loved lily
Dumbledore wasn't saying he didn't love Harry, he was throwing it at Snape. Snape always talked badly about Harry to Dumbledore, about how Harry was just like James, and yet he cared so much for Lily that he gave up everything to protect her only kid. Dumbledore was essentially asking Snape how he could act like that towards Harry, claim he only loves Lily, and yet still protects him with everything he has
It’s amazing how many people think Dumbledore is saying he doesn’t care. 🤦♂️🤦♂️
The line is more like an elegant form of “You don’t even care about him. you think it’s been easy for me?”
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For me it's moreso that Dumbledore has had time to process the fact that Harry is a Horocrux, so he's had time to disassociate "the boy" from the Harry that he had come to love. But he was also asking Snape in a, "Why do you care? You've hated this kid since he was born, and you were a deatheater for a little while, why do you care now?"
The one who died for love: Snape
The one who died for power: Voldemort
The one who escaped death, but greeted death as a friend: Harry
But who greeted Harry after death? The master chess player: death aka Dumbledore 🫣
Just like the tale of the three brothers and the making of the hallows (the wand , the stone of resurrection and the cloak of invisibility)
people get it wrong all the time though, snape never loved harry, he hated him because he remind him of james. but he loved lily so he swore to protect her son
Nobody said he loved Harry, but he protected her like he would had Lily. Never have i heard he loved Harry, that goes beyond weird
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Dude….not one single person is thinking Snape LOVED Harry, 🤦
Excatly right. Snape hated James because he and his friends bullied him. He couldnt look at Harry because he looked like James. And couldnt really look in Harry's eyes because he saw Lily.
@@kristysuggs3282 exactly
He most definitely loved part of Harry. Or at the very least cared for him. His feelings were always conflicted for him because he acted like his father, whom he hated, but his love and his eyes were just like Lily. He couldn't even bare to look at him because of that. He honestly was the most conflicted person in the entire series.
It's explained much more elaborately in the book. It makes me so sad watching this now after Alan Rickman passed. But at the slight cost of his acting rep in these movies, which he did PERFECTLY, the books elaborate his character a little bit better......
Snape is amongst the greatest characters and a truly good man, someone who willingly allowed the blackening of his name so he could infiltrate the enemy's camp and help Harry and friends from within.
In the books, he was a fucking asshole and unnecessarily cruel towards children.
Good men don't bully children.
Lmao, he really isn't. The movies make him look way too good. In the books he's a petty and mean bully. The only reason he is doing everything is for Lily. His love for Lily was more of an obsession. In the end, he sacrificed himself, fine. But it was still selfish after all.
@@maraudentium2607 Snape wasn't a bully, he certainly wasn't always a good person, in fact he had joined Voldemort's team, but then chose to help the good guys, including Harry. Snape was a very strict man but not a bully.
@@abhisheklama1393 Snape certainly loved Lily but it wasn't an obsessive love. However, even from the films we can understand that Snape was not always a good person but despite this he then chose to help the good people, it is true that initially he only did it for Lily but even after Lily's death he continued to help the good people, even when Voldemort returned in the end he always chose to remain loyal to Dumbledore and secretly helped and protected Harry. I wouldn't define him as selfish since he also sacrificed himself and certainly a person who sacrifices himself cannot be defined as selfish but rather as a courageous person, even Harry eventually recognizes Snape's courage, calling him one of the bravest people he has known.
For me, one word was the most powerful in the entire thing and that was "always". One little word said, did and meant so much.
Snape's patronus was a doe, the same as Lily's. He was the only death eater who could conjure a patronus -- they're borne from love.
Dumbledore, Snape and Voldemort played a really dangerous version of Wizard's Chess the entire series.
k sorry but homie in the odd costume @13:10 isn’t exactly the smartest tool in the shed lol, he watched all the previous movies and had absolutely no idea what was going on as his friends understood completely 🤣
Can't believe I'm reacting to a guy, reacting to people, react to harry potter 😂
Oh I've watched a few of these complications and only just noticed there's a dude in the upper right corner. 😂😂
@@tailssonicteam1604 🔍🤓😂
It goes deeper in. Just wait.
Ahhh so this moaning guy in the corner is reacting to the reactions? Good to know
😂😂
Thank god Albus didn't want to rule the wizard world, because magic skill aside his manipulation and wordplay are of the charts
That's why his brother hated him.
This ended up being my fav chapter in all of the HP books- The Prince's Tale (remember he is the Half-Blood Prince). This explained everything and certified Snape as the best written char in the series for me (not my fav Char, Luna's still my fav, but he's up there). I don't know if you're aware of this, but when the movies started up, the 4th book was out. Rowling actually had to tell the actor (and only him) what would happen to Snape in the long run so he would know how to portray Snape accordingly. But yeah brilliant acting by Alan Rickman, RIP.
My bro rereacted to every reaction!! 😂😂😂
I didn't even know he was there til like half way through the video 😂😂
This is the one scene that people who only watched the movies almost understood fully… for you non readers a patronous is the embodiment of one’s soul. Harry’s a stag from his connection to his dad and similarity… lilys was a doe this so was snapes he was that true to his feelings for her that like Tonks who’s patronus became a werewolf from her love of lupin so likewise did snape. Hence the line Lily.
Alan Rickman killed that part. That last movie his performance was something else. Reading the books is so much fun too. When Harry calls Snape a coward at the end of Half Blood Prince and he goes crazy. Means so much more.
Snape was the best written character arc in the whole series other than his death deserved a better moment.
I loved Snape's hesitation before revealing his Patronus to Dumbledore. The proof of how absolutely he loved Lily must have been his most precious secret.
The incredible pen of J.K. Rowling was able to turn one of the most hated characters of all into one of the most loved of all time.
Rest in peace... Half-Blood Prince.
Rest in peace Alan Rickman.
he was still an evil bully though.
And then she butchered her universe
Eh, he was still a creep and an a**hole in the books. He did some pretty messed up stuff, like bullying Neville constantly for no real reason.
The movie really glorified his motives and made him appear more noble. But nonetheless, Harry in both the movies and books would look at him and actions a bit differently and with some respect.
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13:14 htf did he get "lily is alive" outta that?
This Guy is completely idiot…
Dumbest guy I've ever seen 🤣🔥
I wish that orange tshirt guy and 15.16 girl who said "Is Snape is his dad?" Should marry 🤣🤌🤦 I wish to see a couple like No beauty and No brains 😂🤣😂🤣
Clearly wasn't paying attention to the story I hate when people don't makes for a horrible reaction
Literally 😂
- Severus? After all this time?
- Always.
I didn't ready the books just saw the movies first but finding out snape wasn't a bad guy and the plan dumbledore had was unreal, I was shook. Then Snape still loving lilly all that time was so emotional.
“Severus Snape wasn’t yours,” said Harry. “Snape was Dumbledore’s,
Dumbledore’s from the moment you started hunting down my mother. And
you never realized it, because of the thing you can’t understand. You never
saw Snape cast a Patronus, did you, Riddle?”
-HP and the Deathly Hollows
I've always hated snape as a kid, I never truly understand his character until I rewatched it again as an adult. He was never the villain but he was painted like one maybe that's why most of ppl hates and doesn't really understand his character but all I know HE'S THE BRAVEST MAN I'VE EVER KNOWN! His character is by far the best and the most well written character I've ever known. And Alan Rickman's performance was just perfect!
Nah he was Definitely a grey character and a terrible teacher Who abused of His Power in order to torture the students that he didn't like. Literally half of every single snape lesson was dedicated to bullying Harry and Neville for literally no reason. That to not talk about all the occasions when he insulted Hermione making her cry only because he could not stand her
Who never read the books can't understand that Dumbledor knew stuff all along but he also hoped there would be a way for Harry to survive. And in the 4th book when Voldemort used Harrys blood to come back to life made Harry and him even more connected. They shared the same blood. So when Albus heard that he smiled. In the books he smiled. He realizied that Voldemort made a mistake and gave Harry an extra life by mistake. But it was essential for Harry to never know this. Thus Albus only told Severus one fact and he never told him that Harry wont die. It was essential for Harry to want to die to sacrifice himself for others as Lilly did. Without that I don't think he would defeat Voldemort.
When I read all this when the books came out, I hated Dumbledore so much and almost wet the pages because of the Snape reveal. Snape was awesome-- no one even realized he actually took out those death eaters in the assembly hall while "escaping"
I didn't notice that detail for years. Not only does he take them out he also takes their wands.
I mean, she foreshadowed Dumbledore's nature. "For the greater good". He tells Harry why he didn't tell him everything sooner, he cared for Harry too much.
Also, in Goblet, when Harry shows him that Voldemort regenerated by using Harry's blood it says that Dumbledore, "had a strange look in his eye that almost seemed like triumph".
He knew that Voldemort had tied Harry to life as long as Voldemort lived. But Harry had to truly believe he was going to sacrifice himself for, again, the greater good.
Harry was the Chosen One, but Albus and Severus were the heroes.
It's a shame that they didn't explain in the movies that his patronus is a doe and that it became equals to lilys because of his love for her. People would understand that he didn't like Harry, he did it all in memory of Lily.
Alan Rickman's finest moment. Wands up. ALWAYS.
The bad thing abaut this movies is that no one tell us that the patronus only change for love an that Lilly patronus was a female deer, thats why Dumbledore surprise when he see Severus patronus, Because after all that time severus still loves Lilly but if you don't khow that you lose part of that
The scene already hits the plot point over the head enough. If the viewer can't comprehend a second order metaphor that's on them. It would have been better without the depiction of Snape at Goddrich's Hallow honestly.
We may speak different languages, we may come from completely different cultures. But ALL of us feel the same emotions and the same feelings. Why do fight each other? When despite our differences. We're all the SAME human beings. There is hope for us all. If we remember how the same, we are.
Really love the concept behind this channel man. I know it's a lot of work, keep it up.
this scene devastated me years ago---even after all this time, it hits me in the gut my goodness its powerful. ALWAYS.
There’s two scenes in cinema that will always make me cry. This is one of them. The first is when Aragorn tells the four hobbits “My friends, you bow to no one.”
13:03 the worst reaction.
A lot of people who didn’t read the books before seeing the movies thought that Snape was bad, although there were some who reserved judgment. These reactors were in good company.
And this is why everyone should read the books!
This is the heart of the entire film series
It is so sad. Shape acted like the villain for so long yet inside he was one of the kindest people ever.
RIP Great Alan Rickman
Snape is one of the most tragic characters I’ve ever read about. He convinces Voldemort not to kill Lilly. But her being a mother protected her son and died. He finds the love of his life’s dead body. Saves the son of his loves other marriage. Then on top of it, must live as a double agent, work for the man who killed his love and also be in a position to kill his headmaster. Having everyone in his life hate him completely. I’m always in my feels when I think about Snape. I can only imagine how much turmoil he must’ve been in all the time. Maybe in his sleep he had peace when he would dream of Lilly.
13:05 😂😂😂😂 my man was clueless
My heart broke into pieces when I first watched it
14:15 he is the last “croxhul” 😂
Lmaoo the way she covers her mouth too knowing she f'd up💀
Snape is one of the best tragic heroes of all time. Man that memory scene... 😢 Masterfully done by J.K. Rowling .. No one could ever see this comming until this moment.
Nothing will ever replace these movies. They were made so so well. Rest in Peace Alan Rickman
Keep in mind Snape was a villain, but he was a deeply complicated one. He wasn't evil, he was angry at the man who bullied him and stole the girl he loved, and he was angry at the man who he gave allegiance to, Voldemort, for killing the woman he loved. If not for that love, Voldemort would have won early on. And yes, he came to care for Harry as being more than just an extension of Lily. As for Dumbledore, don't be mad at him. He was singularly focused on defeating the Dark Lord, but that did not mean that he did not care for Harry either.
Thank you for this wonderful compilation of reactions!
"Lily's Alive?"😂😂😂😂
i trust that the best character in Harry Potter series is Snape and he's the most popular.
Alan Rickman is the only actor that could’ve brought Snape to life. Might be the best casting in movie history.
The fact that he is no more in real life makes it even more heart breaking
i cried at this whole video im so emotional when it come to sad scenes and i cry out of nowhere all the time at sad scenes 😭😭
The one thing I never see any reactor pick up on: Snape is the one who found Harry that night. He is literally the reason Harry left that house at all.
few people realize that death eaters cannot reproduce the Patronum because there is nothing bright about them. and Severus was so attached to Lily that a piece of her remained in his soul and was the light that could transform his Patron into a Doe. Lily's patronum was a Doe
Am I going to cry every time I see this scene?
Always.
20:03 her little hyperventilation moment made me suddenly go from crying to laughing uncontrollably
Harry named his son Albus Severus Potter..what does that tell you about how special those two men eventually were for Harry! Rip Alan Rickman
The "always" is such a gunt hitter
@13:03 he’s really trying to put it together 🤣
Its still hard to believe people are reacting to this movie and never saw it in theaters… ☹️
Does this scene bring tears to your eyes?
Me : ALWAYS 😭😭😭
Sometimes i think Maybe J.K Rowling made the mistake ..the more appropriate ending to the Harry Potter series would have been both Harry and Voldemort dying in the end.
We need more reaction mashup videos of Snape's memory 🖤
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that was a mess 😭😭
If you guys want to see another Snape reaction, go check out my latest video, “Teachers REACTS to Professor Snape.” Would love to know your thoughts!
I read all the books as they came out, and i remember when Half-Blood Prince released. My whole town turned into a Harry Potter roleplay (cafes served drinks from the books, wand shops popped up, everyone was speaking and acting as wizards. It was fun). Pnce the end of the night came, we all lined up to get our copies if the book, i overheard these teenage girls talking about how Snape will probably be a villain, and as the autistic little boy i was at the time, i barged in and was like "But why would Snape do this, and that, protect Harry, blah blah." so confidently, lol. We had a fun discussion about it
Little kid me was better at picking up little things in stories than adult me has ever been xD Snape really was a great character.
Please stop talking during reactions people! You can’t talk and hear at the same time!
😂😂😂😂😂
The fuc is the point of a reaction if you’re not voicing your reaction😂 You wanna watch people just watching silently😂
Nobody that read the book...
...or they'd have kown about
the deer that's the expecto
patronum of Lily, and he
loved her so much that
his expecto patronum
in the same of her 💔
Everyone who never read the books misinterpret this. Snape never gave a damn about Harry. In the book when Dumbledore asks has Snape grown to care for the boy?, Snape replies "For Him"?? Then he cast tge Doe petronis which was the match for Lilly's which was also a doe. The only interest he had in protecting Harry was as a promise to Dumbledore on condition that noone was to be told. And only because he loved Lilly.
Dang it I just started reading but I didn't wanted that scene to be destroyed. I can't be mad at you but am a little bit mad at you😅
@chiragwadhwa4795 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to ruin anything for anyone. Please don't let that stop you from reading the books. Truth is, there are so many things different in the books compared to the movies, I think you will find so much more than just finding out that Snape Truely even if unfairly disliked Harry. If you are just getting started with the books, strap in and hang on tight. You are in for a ride. I myself have read every book about 20 times each. Of course I read them via Audible audio books. I'm an over tge road long haul trucker, so read reading doesn't work well with driving and bumpy roads. Lol. Anyway, hope you come to love the story as much as I did.
He most definitely loved part of Harry. Or at the very least cared for him. His feelings were always conflicted for him because he acted like his father, whom he hated, but his love and his eyes were just like Lily. He couldn't even bare to look at him because of that. He honestly was the most conflicted person in the entire series.
It's explained much more elaborately in the book. It makes me so sad watching this now after Alan Rickman passed. But at the slight cost of his acting rep in these movies, which he did PERFECTLY, the books elaborate his character a little bit better......
It's sad that Professor Snape couldn't get his happy ending with Lily, but he called her a mudblood during an argument and caused a rift between them. He carried that regret for so long, which led him to leaving the Death Eaters and subsequently became Professor Dumbledore's double agent. The regret only increased once Voldemort murdered her & James.
Snape dodged a bullet. Lily would've gave him a Genital Hogwarts.
Of course Severus is amazing. He's the Metatron, and by Grabtha's Hammer, he will have his detonators back!
Snape is absolute good.
I do dislike people getting it wrong or not understanding at all. Give a s***
The movie had killed dumbledore, snape so when they said harry has to die it really breaks us all, we knew it’s gonna happen, and we realised this is how Harry Potter movies going to end with sad ending 😢
I tried to put myself in snape's boots. I am 34, I loved once in my life, i still love her from 2008. I know nothing of her whereabouts now. Would I protect the child of the woman i love, to the point of sacrificing everityhing? I imagined how her child would be, seeing her child with my own eyes. Yes, I would, I would do it.
I’ve always had a tough about snape’s patronis being a doe and Harry seeing it numerous times throughout when hunting for horcrux that when I reread prisoner of Askiban the bit in the dark forest with the dementors and harry claimed he saw his dad seeing a deer I always got to wonder did he see a stag or a doe and if so was it Snape who cast it and saved him I know it’s shown to us that it’s Harry’s spell but it’s always been in the background of my mind
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bruh just a friendly reminder people snape was also the same guy that was bullying a child just because the childs father bullied him when they were younger and just because the loved his mother people are like awww hes so innocent now haha. come on bro imagine if that was your kid just starting at middle school and a ADULT teacher is bullying him. he chose to be a death eater he was not some saint that got absolution just because he was obsessed with the main characters mom bro
It's called a redemption arch bro
Its painful to watch this people reacting to snape patronus without knowing the context. For those who want to know snape and lily have the same doe patronus snape patronus took the form of a doe because of his deep feelings to lily and even she was long gone snape patronus still take form as a doe.
My question is: How so many people misjudged Snape and didn't see through his facade 😑
You don't give assholes much thought is my guess
13:09 it was at this moment…. I lost faith in our education system. Deductive reasoning should be brought back into the schools.
red santa suit is dumb as hell lol
I thought the same thing. Dude is fucking clueless and embarrassingly stupid.
People who don’t cry have no feelings lol Even a psycho would cry after watching this. HOW CAN YOU DON’T CRY !?????????
Gone too soon Alan Rickman 😢
I didn’t know I could have a channel of me reaction to other react to videos
Time to start my channel 😂
I wish most of these reactors would get the idea that Snape only cares for Lily not Harry. Hell I don't really think He cares for Lily is just obsessed with the idea of loving Lily which has bittered his life towards everything potter. I still don't like Snape if he really loved Lily he should at least treated her son better. No matter what even if it was in private. Cause in the book it even says during this scene when Dumbledore asks if he cares for Harry Snape says"For him expecto patronum " (then he cast his patronus) showing it is only Lily he cares for. Snape is a selfish bitter man in my opinion but he at least he worked to bring Voldemort down to try an answer for some of his sins even if a part of it was for vengeance
At the 13:05 Mark "huh, Lily's alive" 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 how dense are you my guy? How do you completely miss EVERYTHING?!?
I read these books as they came out, and I almost quit after book 6 because of snape offing dumbledore. Like I debated buying book 7
That first lady looks like Adele.
I think most reactors realised that Snape sent the deer but failed to realise that Lily's Patronus was a doe and Snape's became a doe also because of his love for her.
They can't realise something that they even don't know. The movies never explained that part of patronus changing like in the books.
@@KR555FAIZ Well they did actually th-cam.com/video/VmVWuswEBSk/w-d-xo.html
Why do people interpret this as Dumbledore not caring for Harry? And Snape caring for him? It’s definitely not the case. Dumbledore loved Harry. Snape was indifferent.
For all time. Always.
Snape is the GOAT
Love this scene
The best plot in all movie industry
"You've kept him alive...so he can die at the proper moment?!" Is easily one of the hardest hitting lines in all of movie history. Followed by the pig for slaughter. 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻