In my view, Professor Snape's story is incomplete without the experiences of the Marauders' generation and the next generation in the original work. And the professor's life in the original story has always left me with a deep sense of regret. That's why I wrote this canon-faithful fanfic. I want to change S.S.'s ending, but the story's overall trajectory won't change much. There's an age gap, a coming-of-age relationship in the first half, and the man pursues the woman. There may be some OOC, so please take note.
The heroine is a highly capable witch, but only highly capable, with no special abilities. You can think of Bill Weasley as a reference. The story draws extensively on the original books, with some material from the films. Some information comes from the Harry Potter Wiki and the short story collections Rowling compiled later. I'll do my best to keep the timeline clear and the plot consistent. I hope you'll leave your thoughts and comments. The story begins on Christmas Eve, 1967. Will you still leave?
Theme: Growth, companionship, and redemption
Malfoy was friendly to Sev at the beginning, possibly because he knew that Sev's mother was a descendant of Prince, a potion family. Eileen's potions should not have been too bad at first. On the contrary, it might even be because the potions were good and she was famous among the students. Eileen's strength should not be too weak. Otherwise, there is no way to explain why such a father who grew up in a poor environment would give birth to a genius like Snape.
It is also possible that there are too few freshmen in the Snake House. There are only a few hundred students in one grade, and the Badger House accounts for the majority. There may only be a few dozen in the Snake House. They must make a show of welcoming them so that their momentum will not be suppressed by the other three colleges. The little thoughts of a bunch of little kids~
This is the first time I have seen a fanfic in which the heroine is older than the professor, but I have been looking forward to it. I have always thought that the professor has suffered too much, and part of his pain can only be healed by the care and love from the elders. He is alienated from his peers, and is hostile and mean to his younger generations. The one he is most familiar with is Dumbledore. I think he has a certain degree of dependence and trust on Dumbledore. After all, it is difficult not to rely on someone like Dumbledore even if he doesn't like him. But for the sake of the greatest interests, Dumbledore cannot treat the professor like he does Harry. To put it into detail, he has never felt any reliable love in his life. Even for Lily, who occupies an important position in his life, I always think that Lily's friendship with him is greater than his love. They can be friends and confidants, but they cannot become lovers. And what about Lily? I always feel that his guilt is far greater than pure love. In short, I am looking forward to the ending of this story. I hope that the professor can be loved gently and tolerantly. In addition, the author's wife's writing style is very immersive. Logically speaking, it is difficult to imagine and describe the professor as a child, but so far it does not feel too OOC. It feels very real and heart-wrenching. Come on, madam, I hope to see the ending soon~
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I have always felt that Eileen has a serious psychological problem. She is a descendant of a family of potions, and her abilities are definitely not too weak. According to the exchange rate of gold galleons and pounds, it is obvious that picking up a wand and brewing a few bottles of potions can improve your life, but she gave up her biggest support because of her husband's beatings, scolding and spurning. I really feel sad for her misfortune and angry at her.
My dead CP suddenly jumped out and swung the knife
I hope things don't end well for Carlisle's father.
Come Sansan! Bouquet!