Harry Potter is a wonderful story, and Professor Snape is a very complicated person.
During Harry's growing years, Snape walked the line between good and evil. Both sides made use of him, and he held high positions in each. He knew their innermost secrets and had earned the immense trust of both sides' leaders.
A person like that seems destined for only one ending: the one in the original story, where he inevitably dies.
But what if he happened to survive the war? What if he didn't die?
Would he be revered by everyone? Would he become the heartthrob of countless young women, just as the ending of the book says?
No. He would only face a trial, and a harsh one at that.
After all, he took part in so many evil deeds. If he survived, he would inevitably be held accountable.
But the professor won't just sit around and wait for it to happen. He has his own convictions.
This is the story of how the professor, with the help of his friends, clears his name.
Note: There are courtroom scenes, which may seem dull. You may need to read with patience.
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Finally I saw an author express it directly!
Of course, the original work may not only create a love saint, but it strips him down without forcing the boring and unpleasant parts to be removed. The author's wife did a great job!
Some novels are written to vent emotions, and some are to make up for regrets~ But it is undeniable that when I read this story, I felt that my wife was actually thinking about her thoughts? I just resonate with some of your thoughts!
It was investigated, but the sentence that was investigated is really not reactionary pornographic violence. The original text is posted here:
"Then you still..." Albert slowly backed away, but the space in the house was too small. He was forced to the edge of the bed, and his feet fell softly onto the bed. "No, don't kill me!"
I was moved by myself... Come back and take a look, I still like this chapter the most, I like it so much... This narcissistic feeling is really good, such a tiring story, this chapter is what I want to say the most. Relieve yourself, let go for the professor.
I decided to read it from this paragraph. I like the paragraph that describes the atmosphere of freedom.
I actually have limited fondness for Brother Si, and I think he is just stubborn, especially in the last part, where his outlook on life was supported by the goddess.
Can't Dumbledore's portrait be used as evidence in court?
I hope Hestia is not the heroine
The defense was wonderful. I always felt that this was a prophecy that normal people would not take seriously, but it turned out to be a tragedy when I encountered the Dark Lord. .
By the way, if the professor's whistle-blowing can be used to convict someone, then the incident where Blake almost killed the professor shouldn't have been revealed so lightly?
It turned out that it had been planned long ago. No wonder Kingsley did not testify, hoping that Professor and others would expose their conspiracy during the trial. . .
What is the difference between this kind of magical world and the magical world during the war, except that the ruler has changed, from the Dark Lord to the Ministry of Magic. Frankly speaking, I don't think there is any hope for a race that looks to a savior to save itself. From the end of the original work, you can feel a stagnant society with no creativity and no new changes. It is limited to academic disputes, so I think professors are not a bad thing. If he could live, I really hope he could leave this small village and go to the Muggle world, to another country, to a place where he could use his abilities and creativity, and where he could be happy doing what he wanted to do. . . .
Finally I saw an author express it directly! Of course, the original work may not only create a love saint, but it strips him down without forcing the boring and unpleasant parts to be removed. The author's wife did a great job! Some novels are written to vent emotions, and some are to make up for regrets~ But it is undeniable that when I read this story, I felt that my wife was actually thinking about her thoughts? I just resonate with some of your thoughts!
It was investigated, but the sentence that was investigated is really not reactionary pornographic violence. The original text is posted here: "Then you still..." Albert slowly backed away, but the space in the house was too small. He was forced to the edge of the bed, and his feet fell softly onto the bed. "No, don't kill me!"
I was moved by myself... Come back and take a look, I still like this chapter the most, I like it so much... This narcissistic feeling is really good, such a tiring story, this chapter is what I want to say the most. Relieve yourself, let go for the professor.
I decided to read it from this paragraph. I like the paragraph that describes the atmosphere of freedom. I actually have limited fondness for Brother Si, and I think he is just stubborn, especially in the last part, where his outlook on life was supported by the goddess.
Can't Dumbledore's portrait be used as evidence in court?
I hope Hestia is not the heroine
The defense was wonderful. I always felt that this was a prophecy that normal people would not take seriously, but it turned out to be a tragedy when I encountered the Dark Lord. .
By the way, if the professor's whistle-blowing can be used to convict someone, then the incident where Blake almost killed the professor shouldn't have been revealed so lightly?
It turned out that it had been planned long ago. No wonder Kingsley did not testify, hoping that Professor and others would expose their conspiracy during the trial. . .
What is the difference between this kind of magical world and the magical world during the war, except that the ruler has changed, from the Dark Lord to the Ministry of Magic. Frankly speaking, I don't think there is any hope for a race that looks to a savior to save itself. From the end of the original work, you can feel a stagnant society with no creativity and no new changes. It is limited to academic disputes, so I think professors are not a bad thing. If he could live, I really hope he could leave this small village and go to the Muggle world, to another country, to a place where he could use his abilities and creativity, and where he could be happy doing what he wanted to do. . . .