In the post-war novel, anything that is unreasonable can be regarded as private design (there are many private design in the first place), ooc
Severus Snape, the Half-Blood Prince, the youngest Slytherin headmaster in the history of Hogwarts, the youngest principal, and the most powerful double agent in history. Because of his harsh words, excessive partiality, greasy hair, big nose, and unpopularity with students, he was privately called the Old Bat by students.
After his death, countless people mourned him.
The savior Harry Potter once said, "He is the bravest man I have ever seen."
His portrait was hung in the principal's office, next to the white wizard Albus Dumbledore. It is said that someone once tried to make the portrait move, but no matter how they tried, the portrait was always blank. Someone asked the well-informed Albus Dumbledore and got the answer: "He is tired and wants to rest, so we should not disturb him anymore."
Everyone believed this because they had no choice.
In the 19th year after the war, in addition to Albus Severus Potter, the child of the savior Harry Potter, there was also a boy named Ezel Snape who enrolled in the school. He also loved potions and studied black magic. He felt very much like Severus Snape more than forty years ago.
The same last name, the same method of handling potions, and somewhat similar personalities. Why is all this happening?
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"Compared to father, I still prefer to call him brother. Although I know he is much older than me, I really can't call him that face. If brother still grows at that speed, I will probably call him brother in a few years, hehe."
"You're thinking too much, it's impossible."
Intention: plainness is the truth