[Harry Potter] Snape Killed Lily Potter

After reading the original work, I have no sympathy for him, and I don't understand what the fans think. The handsome uncle is AR, not Snape, a former race///ethnic///terrorist. If he really loved Lily, he shouldn't have let Lily become his possession, but change and grow like James did, but he didn't. The saddest thing for me as a young fan is that he only cares about Lily, not any of the original girls who hit James with their hands and kicked Lily with their feet. He wouldn't have cared about the couple in the original curse, or the woman if it wasn't Lily. Even if he indirectly drives the Longbottoms crazy, it will not affect his continued 80 Neville. What's more, a person like him would be angry to death if he saw someone calling him a lover. All in all, his so-called affection is worthy of death. "May you live a long life and always remember Lily Potter"

Every time I hate Potter, I am afraid I have forgotten that Lily is also a Potter

Perfect, I'm really tired of those black Lily articles, saying that Lily is not worthy of Snape, but I always think that Lily is the most brave, kind and sincere person in Harry Potter. I really, really like her, but few people write about her specifically. Although I also like the professor, I still think he is not worthy of Lily!

A bunch of professorial articles from hp fans Or the foursome of Black Lion Academy and Black Tribulation Path A bunch of Madonna and heroine salvation professors If there was no reversal at the end of the original work Do you really like the professor? Put yourself in someone else's shoes. Who doesn't like the brave, sunny, humorous and cool James? Heizi only knows "look at me" Why can't you remember that James also died for Lily and Harry? Alas Always remember the four members of the gang under the sun hp is so good

I can't get enough of QvQ. Lily is so handsome! ! ! ! And for some reason, when I saw Haley on the stage, what came to my mind was that Snape was held upside down by James, and Lily stepped forward——

Snape really loved Lily but he harmed all the people Lily loved. Lily was really pitiful and fell in love with him. I think the only thing about him that makes me respect him is Lily's growth after her death. He also regretted it when he saw many people died during the war. This is the only one worthy of respect. He is really a very nice person.

In fact, I don't think Lily is the kind of person who forgives others easily... Especially Snape who made such a principled mistake. Well, how can I put it this way? The character design of Lily in the original novel is so awkward and the sense of fragmentation is so strong.

Sure enough, the best thing is to avenge yourself with your own hands. But what happened to Professor Du Wei below...

I agree that if they don't get along, they won't get together. However, the informer was Peter Pettigrew, and Severus Snape did not know that he was referring to Lily Potter's son when he was snooping for Voldemort. And he spent his whole life repaying the debt. Before the Potters died, he begged Voldemort and Dumbledore. After Potter's death, he protected Harry Potter and worked as a spy for his whole life. Finally, he sided with Lily Potter and even disapproved of Dumbledore's "raising Harry like a pig to be slaughtered." It's just a different stance at first. What else do you want from him? It was an unintentional mistake. Didn't Sirius Black's change of Secret Keeper also contribute to Potter's death? Was it wrong for Remus Lupine not to discover that Peter was a traitor? Severus Snape turned against Lily Potter as soon as he knew it was Lily Potter's family, and the Potter family was hidden. The direct cause of their death was Peter Pettigrew's whistleblower, which was the Order of the Phoenix's mistake. And Snape was already Dumbledore's spy before Potter died, for Lily Potter. Even if it wasn't Snape who overheard Trelawney's prophecy that day, someone else would have gone, and the result wouldn't have been better. After all, Snape and Potter just have different environments, different positions, and different pursuits.

I have always felt that if I like someone, I just need to be nice to him and see him getting better and better. The better he is, the happier I will be. Snape, I admit that he likes Lily, but his like is "You must XXXX, you should XXXX, you must XXXX, you have to listen to me." Lily got too little happiness from him and too much harm. Only a woman who has no opinion and is swaying in the wind like a dodder flower can endure Snape's bad temper, control and revenge. Seriously, you don't know how to repent until you die. What did you do before you died? Even if he was angry when he was in school, how many times would Lily really be nice to her? I don't know what the use of that ridiculous confession is.