One day, the young Snape saw a man in Spider End Alley. The man was dressed in black, wearing a cloak and a hat, and the upper half of his face could not be seen clearly. The man stood just right so that he wouldn't get caught in the rain when it rained, and the sun wouldn't shine on his face all day long.
The man must have remained motionless for several days, and Snape almost thought it was a statue.
Until one day, another person came.
Another person: Hello, kid, I have a task for you.
Snape: I think if your mind is still functioning, sir, you should know that we don't know each other.
Another person: This is not your decision, this is fate's choice. Didn't you find any problem? (Leave)
Snape: (holding a card in his hand) (at a loss)
At this point, Snape has an "internet friend" whom he does not see every day and only communicates with occasionally, and an extremely powerful amnesia patient who needs his care.
Note: In the early stage, it is mainly a bystander attitude, and it is a little unfriendly to other characters, but it will not blackmail any character.
Intention: very busy