What is Snape doing for the Order of the Phoenix?
by Tammy Nezol “Severus,” said Dumbledore, turning to Snape, “you know what I must ask you to do. If you are ready . . . If you are prepared . . .” Book Four,...
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The Burrow: Harry Potter and (Snape) the Half-Blood Prince
by Jasmine I was thinking about the title for the sixth book and I really have my heart set that the half blood prince is Snape. I mean JK has never said that he...
I Hate Snape
by Jonathan Pessin Severus Snape. He has been called a hero, a bastard, a spy, a double-crosser, an ugly git, and several other sobriquets besides. Some feel he’s a good man who’s done bad...
The North Tower #19: Severus Riddle, Harry Snape and Tom Potter
When reading the books it struck me that three of the main characters – Snape, Harry and Tom Riddle – were very similar and very different at the same time. It seems to me that there is something really strange going on, so I thought I’d take a look at it.
Snape’s Got Issues
by Cynthia Parson Snape is an intriguing and complex character because he is a study of contradiction. He’s good and he’s bad and that makes him mysterious. He isn’t rude to everyone, just those...
The North Tower #16: Snape vs. Time
I got some mails putting forward the following candidates for “the one who’s left forever” instead of Fudge: Lockhart, Bagman and (of course) Snape. (I also got Percy, but since he would have been about four or five at the time he was an active Death Eater and even younger when he joined Voldemort, I won’t even discuss that. :-)) Today, I want to discuss these three characters (Lockhart, Bagman and Snape) and try to shed some light over that ominous scene in GoF when Voldemort assembles his followers and leaves us readers in the dark about the identity of most of them.
Uncovering Severus Snape: Patterns and Subtle Repetition
by Cindy Eric Introduction J.K. Rowling has many ways of managing to make us forget something of vital importance in the books – only to have it reappear later as a major, or even...
Do Snape and Harry have to Reconcile?
by Tazmy “I say to you all, once again — in the light of Lord Voldemort’s return, we are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided. Lord Voldemort’s...
What’s Eating Snape?
by Sarah and Jackie After Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Severus Snape became nothing but an extremely bad-tempered professor with a particular loathing for Harry. After we found out that he actually saved Harry...
