Silver-Green Thorny Road

Silver-green thorny road This article is actually a "refutation of Zamkat". If you find it boring, please skip the first three paragraphs and start with "The following is about Professor Snape". Thank you! I find it very interesting. Of course, Professor Snape's various attitudes towards students have no regard for the students' feelings, but with all due respect, Mr. Zamkat, your attitude seems to be that you have taken into account the feelings of those who like him when you use such harsh and even humiliating words to comment on a character that others like in a public place. You are just venting your anger because you cannot stand what you call an irresponsible professor venting his anger on his students. Or, because he is a professor, he has no right to hurt his students, but you are not a professor so you can hurt other people's feelings at will? Don't use double standards, you are typical. Your entire comment and your attitude actually just make people think that you are a D-controlled person, and your kingly CP is HD, so you don't like Professor Snape when you see him, but you can't see that your posture is more disgusting than James Potter who was extremely narcissistic and humiliated Snape at the same time. The above is an unceremonious accusation about Mr. Zamkat. As you said, Snape disgusted you, so you lost your temper. Then you disgusted me, and I lost my temper here. You must not have any complaints. After all, you and I are both human beings. Since you have the right to vent your anger, it is the same reason that I also have the right to vent my anger. The following is about Professor Snape: I'm actually very annoyed when people make excuses for the professor's love for Miss Lily. I'll put it bluntly, even if Miss Lily had an epiphany and divorced Mr. Potter and turned to the professor, the professor would definitely help her, but whether he would love her and be with her is another matter. Snape has been a selfish bastard from the beginning to the end. He has been living in his own world, whether it is regret for his lost love (please note that I am talking about love itself and not the object of love), the fact that Louis Vuitton, the object of allegiance to him who was so loyal to him that he kissed the opponent's robe, finally made his soul into sliced sushi and then revealed the fact that he is completely unqualified as a leader to the point that he is almost thirty and has a broken idol, or the fact that he is heartbroken. He seems to be a good person, but in fact he is not even a human being. Whether Grandpa Dumbledore disappoints him in the so-called light, he bears it all on his own, because in my opinion, he believes that this is all his own responsibility, and he is the one who makes the choice, so he should bear all the consequences himself. Even if these consequences make his soul be bitten by pain all the time, making him prick everyone around him like a hedgehog at any time and gain more disgust and hatred, he remains unmoved. He only complained once. When Dumbledore asked him to kill himself instead of Xiaolong, he finally complained out of control. He said, "What about my soul?". For these words, I picked off my nails on the table, and then bit my bleeding fingertips to stop myself from shouting. Sevrus Snape, this person is not a love saint, nor is he a great double agent, or some dark hero who fell into the darkness and ran back to the light. He is just a very ordinary person who has no chance of such things as good luck. He has spent his whole life constantly falling and standing up. His soul is filled with dust and dirt, which is almost killing him. Dragging it to the bottom of hell, but even so, he still tried his best to retain a small amount of shining things in it. It was not love or a sense of justice that we usually talk about. It was not for Lily. In fact, it contained those things but it was completely different. It was just something that a person could not give up after enduring so much pain. That's hope. Just a little bit, believing that there are still beautiful things in this world, believing that there are still people in this world who are worthy of these things, this last hope is the only link that keeps him from falling into a dark hell of despair, even if it is more fragile than an onion leaf. I never deny that Professor Snape is sarcastic or even close to being mean. I also never deny that he is a complete failure as a professor and that he actually has no achievements to be recognized in his life. I also admit that his failure in interpersonal relationships is so bad that people don't even want to mention it, but I still love him. I hated Mr. Harry Potter, the protagonist who can never die, for six books, but until the end, after seeing what he said to his son, I finally no longer had a grudge against him. Because I understand why he can put aside everything in the past and Professor Snapei and say to his son, "He may be the bravest person I know." It's not words like kindness or greatness, but just bravery, because like Snape, he has experienced loss and torture countless times, and has been disappointed with the world again and again, but in the end he still firmly believes in the existence of hope and stands up again and again to endure more. Because he has been in despair, because he has been exposed to darkness, he can understand it, so he knows how much courage it takes to stand up again from despair and mistakes, face his own cowardice and despicability, face the filth of his own soul, but still believe in hope and live! Sevrus Snape, he never gave up on himself! No one - as long as he had not experienced the same pain and suffering as Sevrus Snape - had the right to humiliate him. You can accuse him of neglecting his duties as a professor, and accuse his acrimonious attitude of causing harm to some people's fragile hearts, but you are not qualified to discuss whether his personality is noble or whether his morals are corrupt. Those of you who have no shortage of food and clothing and only worry about the romantic and snowy nights or moan about how confused your future is. What qualifications do you have to accuse a person who has been fighting pain and despair all his life? You have not experienced even one ten thousandth of the pain and suffering he suffered, so what qualifications do you have to accuse him of having no love or compassion for others? Just like you have loved and pitied him! Regarding the question of how he treats the Malfoy father and son, I don't want to talk about my feelings for the father and son here, nor do I want to mention how many times I have tried to make them love each other through my words. I just want to ask: What did they do for Snape? Whether in the original work or in the fan fiction, have they done anything for Snape? Please write it out and please tell me. Or you can make a list, write down on one side what they have done for this person, and on the other side what this person has done for them, and then, please accuse him of betrayal. Above My mood has reached a certain point, and there may be more inappropriate things to say if I continue, so I'll stop here. When I reposted this article as a new long review, I also replied to the original long review of Mr. Zamkat. The only purpose of posting it is to hope that more people can rethink Sevrus Snape after reading it, not to argue. If you have any different opinions, please do not continue in the comments under the original article. I have posted the address of Mr. Zamkat's original comment below. You can go to discuss it, or PM me directly, thank you! Mr. Zamkat's original comment address: http://www. Jjwxc. Net/comment. Php? Novelid=464778&commentid=87165 Intention: