2018-04-25
We must believe that the person he loved was worth remembering for a lifetime.
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This was mainly written to establish my take on the Lily and Snape relationship in their school years for the story next door, Sunshine Falls on Hogwarts. I wrote this outline of their relationship after reading lots of Slytherin fanfiction in my first year of high school.
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Back then, Lily was being harshly vilified. Although I'd mostly forgotten the original books by that point, the constant criticism of Lily made me start to wonder:
Was Lily Evans really that awful?
Theme: Looking back on the past
In fact, I think that if Lily hadn't died indirectly due to the high-density professor or the Dark Lord really attacked the children, the professor wouldn't have understood that he was with the wrong person; from the fact that he called himself a half-blood prince and used the word mudblood, it seems that he accepted the pure-blood-mixed-blood-mudblood hierarchy. Although he was not extreme and wanted to exterminate, he was indeed biased. He and Lily may have a crush on each other, but before his ambitions were shattered and he realized he was with the wrong person, he would still choose fame and success. On the contrary, it was the Dark Lord who failed and he felt that the only light and purity in his life was given by Lily, so he deepened this relationship. If Voldemort hadn't gone crazy or even succeeded, he would have succeeded by taking advantage of the east wind, and he might not even have chosen Lily.
Great writing, very upright views, and a member of the philanthropy party!
Green (can I call you Green after seeing your name for a long time?) The analysis of the reason why Snape said "Mudblood" and Lily's mental state at that time were great.
Yes, it is very long. Even if there are additions, you can imagine the collapse of my handwriting...