snape was one of my favorite characters ;-;

Id probably feel the same. Emotional trauma was a pain to deal with when I had it. :(

This just made me realise Snape looks a lot like Robert Smith

Woah

And apparently, Alan Rickman himself had a lot to do with the design: "Rickman felt that he needed a lot of buttons, because, in his mind, he saw Snape buttoning up when he developed the character. He also wanted the sleeves to be tight. He realized that the whole look was essential to the character's completeness."

And that, really is what the series is all about.

I HATED how adorable/ good looking Harry, Hermione, and Ron were in the movies. They were all described as ugly-ish misfits in the books, with Hermione bearing the brunt of it.

Or, it could be interpreted as "your mother's dead".

Makes you wonder what sort of potions he was cooking up between classes...

OML... I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT!

Well...Hermione isn't suprassed by Harry in their 6th year because Snape no longer teaches Potions but because Harry has Snape's book. If he didn't have it, she would most likely still be better than Harry because there's no reason to think that Slughorn was that much of a worse teacher than Snape nor that his methods would suit Harry that much better than Hermione.

the story of many people

i never thought about that

What are you talking about? In the books Lily and Petunia meet Snape at the same time when they were kids. So of course they knew each other. Also Petunia didnt have a crush on him hahaha.

Everyone: HARRY!! use anything other than expelliarmus. Harry: LOL!!! NO, Expelliarmus.

the slightest moment of hesitation as he looked back. you could see all the conflicting thoughts run through his head. Alan Rickman was a genius.

love this scene. Could write a thesis on the multiple levels of selflessness and sacrifice on behalf of Snape in this scene, in order to help protect the son of a woman he loved & lost. He intentionally chose to play the role of the 'bad guy', directly accepting Harry's hatred, in order to help Harry learn how to protect himself.

Respect!

This scene always breaks my heart - knowing the choice that Snape had to make: to kill his only ally, and to accept the hatred of the entire school / his own friends, in order to try and save them. That moment, he was sacrificing everything within himself, for the better of everyone else, knowing that he would be despised for it. :(

Seems like Harry Ron and Hermione. I can see Hermione as McGonagal, Harry as Dumbledore, but Ron as SNAPE?! (Actually, Harry could be Snape)

Only thing I got from this scene was the "damnit woman I don't want to fight you" look on his face

Aside when they call him "Coward"

Seven godkids. All in the Harry Potter age range for books and/or movies. You have no idea how much I h ate Umbridge...

To me Harry Ron a hermione was really unrealistic . every character was either in: bad mood: murderous mood: a death eater: prayed to Harry: normal

Oh my god, I never noticed that! It's kinda.....cute....in a way

If you look at the behind the scenes footage from this scene Alan Rickman was laughing along with them.

Snape was emotionally stunted and scarred, and he was an a*****e, but he was still an adult that did value the life of his students and the students of the whole school. He knew what was happening, and it probably hurt a lot to think about because he was walking the line between dark and light. Lily was his light, and his desire for acceptance pushed him to the dark.

Except they skip the part where they try to tell him that he's not the murderer. Severus didn't do it because he was trying to protect anyone. Don't forget that because he was mad about not getting the accolaids of capturing Sirius Black he told people about Remus Lupin being a werewolf thus getting him fired, and the fact that he basically set up Harry's whole class to look into all the signs of a werewolf in hopes that someone would figure it out.

Because he Dumbledore and McGonagall where best friends it's even proven in an earlier post.