https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx Everyone believed him a villain, but under that black cloak and angry's face was hiding the greatest hero of all time en-us 2022-07-29 00:38:02 UTC 2022-07-29 01:21:31 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/1646062555/576c9da75c1802eb59f3cfc6fc26267b/images.jfif vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251455161 2022-07-29 01:01:13 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251455161 vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251455822 2022-07-29 01:02:38 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251455822 vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251457401 Snape died looking into Harry’s eyes: the eyes of the boy who survived because the woman he loved died. The eyes of the boy who looked like the spitting image of his father; the man who bullied him, then married the love of his life. Imagine having to look into those eyes in that moment; the eyes that both pained you intensely and yet made you feel love more than anything in the world. Snape’s final moments are perhaps the bravest we saw of any character.

Within Deathly Hallows’ lingering final chapters we understood that Snape lived his life as a tortured double-agent, constantly flickering from the good side to the bad like a broken light, and all in the name of an undying love that cemented his loyalty to Harry and Dumbledore.]]> 2022-07-29 01:06:19 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251457401 vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251458341 He knows how to keep a secret.
He's cold and calculated.
He's so romantic. 
He's dark an basic. 

About the importance acts in his life 
He used to be a Death Eaters.
He used to be in love of Harry Potter mom.
He promised loyalty to Dumbledore in exchange for protection for Lili Potter]]> 2022-07-29 01:08:29 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251458341 vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251459402 ‘The Prince’s Tale’ is quite the story. We see Snape’s life as a young, neglected boy with (heavily implied) warring parents, his unrequited love for someone who married his school bully, and his stressful life as a double agent.

This pattern is woven through each book – Snape is bad; Snape is good; Snape’s a total git; Snape saved your life over and over. When Snape was tasked with the awful burden of killing Professor Dumbledore, he fulfilled everyone’s narrative perfectly: here was the final proof that Snape was untrustworthy, yet we learn that he had to kill Dumbledore for noble reasons that barely anyone knew about.

Snape’s bravery was staggering. He was always viewed as the cartoon bad guy, yet what he furtively did for Harry along the way was his tragic secret – one nobody would be likely to figure out. Of course, Snape being who he is, he made no habit of being cheery, which didn’t help matters.

It’s almost like Snape created a kind of butterfly effect across all the books. It was Snape who overheard the prophecy that would go on to define Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter’s lives for years afterwards. The prophecy can be seen as the catalyst for everything; it led to the death of Lily, his great love, and Snape spent the entire course of Harry’s (and his own) life trying to make amends. If you think about it, Snape could be seen as the greatest instigator of the story’s events.]]> 2022-07-29 01:10:38 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251459402 vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251459754 2022-07-29 01:11:21 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251459754 vrestrepor https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251462335 2022-07-29 01:16:47 UTC https://padlet.com/vrestrepor/g6xjy3ww9al63kvx/wish/2251462335