The 10 BEST Severus SNAPE Theories (MEGA COMPILATION)

[@hunterkiller1440]

My theory is Gryffindors students before Snape's teaching era are rowdy, cruel, and self-righteous. James Potter and the Marauders weren't outliers but are the norm. After Snape became a teacher, his bullying forged Gryffindors to be righteous, kind, and caring.

[@Fiery154]

I think this is a good theory, though I must modify it by my own experience teaching. Sometimes one year is just particularly off the chain. My first year in, the 9th graders were simply awful. I thought 9th graders must just have brain damage or something at that age. Next year’s freshmen were very chill and even studious. I know how certain personalities can develop a culture, and I agree that the cruelty exhibited by James et al could have been universal for possibly several years. I just doubt it would be an implicit feature of Gryffindors. Things return to status quo relatively quickly minus the movers and shakers of class culture.

[@samanthacharlton4123]

I always thought Gryffindors were pretty self-righteous in general. With the exception of a few like Minerva, Ron and Harry. Gryffindors are reckless with their bravery and don't always consider others when they rush into action.

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

makes sense. slytherin were the "quite kids".

[@asplosion12]

​@@Fiery154wonderfully nuanced perception and observation. :)

[@michellelipka1500]

@@Fiery154

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

Had Snape been truly bad through and through, he could have saved his own life by telling Voldemort that Draco was the true owner of the elder wand since he had disarmed Dumbledore. However, he had enough goodness in him to spare Draco by keeping what he knew to himself. Also, I think he was ready to join Lily in the afterlife. Snape had been miserable since her death and just like Cadmus Peverell, the brother whose fiancee had died and he couldn't bring her back as the happy young woman she had been, he chose to join her.

[@Lemaus433]

Under rated comment

[@justblaze4707]

Yeah that was Dumbledor's entire plan

[@reyhanacar2402]

I like your theory but remember that Snape made an unbreakable vow to keep Draco safe from any harm so he kinda had no choice

[@untitled6391]

How would Snape be sure that he would join Lily in the afterlife? After all, Lily was married to James and loved him. What indication is there that she would even talk to Snape in the afterlife?

[@dcb7587]

@@untitled6391 I believe in the afterlife that there is no jealousy, etc. Also since there is probably no relations happening between anyone, all of these human things are gone and people can be together with multiple people and just be happy

[@grec.]

I have this long, thought out, general theory about Severus Snape. I have come to realize, Snape's will to live died after Lily got married with James. Then he wanted to join forces with Dark wizards to maybe, if possible, be able to fullfil his vengeance against James, Remus and Sirius. But then the prophecy came and his slipup. After that his outlook on life changed radically after Lily died. He felt so incredibly guilty, he wanted to mend his existence by doing some good. So ultimately he found himself commited to the cause Dumbledore, The Order and Harry were fighting against. I think he didn't want to live but wanted to make his death meaningful.

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

tldr: snape is a simp.

[@tfjohnson55]

@@rizkyadiyanto7922😂

[@ETHomerin]

I had a friend who theorized that Snape was the one who discovered flight first, and actually taught the trick to Voldemort. I liked that.

[@davemccombs]

There is LITERALLY no evidence for this whatsoever, it is completely unsupported, and your friend just made it up. That's where this ends.

[@mattthompson1105]

@@davemccombsjfc, chill out

[@timmyianni2309]

On the "flying" theory: I think it's entirely possible that it began with Lily. Having zero knowledge of the wizarding world, she would not have been bound by preconceived limitations of magic. She wasn't aware wizards don't fly. To her mind NOBODY could fly. But she WAS aware that she could do things seemingly nobody else could. I think her joy of jumping off the swing would naturally have led to her having the INTENT to stay in the air as long as possible, thus leading to her floating and eventually flying. Am I crazy for thinking this?🤔

[@davemccombs]

Yes.

[@Smiler_707]

Took me about 20 years to realise the mirror erised is desire backwards lol 😂

[@jennifertwede7142]

Just took me zero seconds ago😂

[@Smiler_707]

@@jennifertwede7142 glad to help 😂

[@falconhammons7094]

Guess you do learn something new everyday lmfao

[@alabamamagick]

Thanks for this because I never considered it lol.

[@untitled6391]

Desire rorrim sounds cool too. Rorrim is an actual object in some stories.

[@MasterfulPaladin]

Can I just bring up the absolute gal of Lupine to say Snape's dislike for James Potter was probably from jealousy of his talent for Quiddich? Couldn't have been from the constant and dangerous bullying that took place. Like seriously, bullying as kids is one thing, but have some fucking self awareness as adults, that maybe, just maybe, you and your mates mightve been the assholes 🙄

[@brotbrotsen1100]

I think he just didnt wanted Harry to learn the truth.

[@Ziemlichfix]

Over 1 hour harry potter theory video man i will have the best sleep ever tonight🥰🥰 (not saying these are boring, i just love falling asleep to your vids haha)

[@onetowelperguest]

I had the coolest dream ever last night where I was Harry and got to play a quidditch match and Draco pulled me aside afterward to give me some secret Death Eater reading materials to tip me off. When I woke up, I realized this video had autoplayed while I slept. I hope you had good dreams as well!

[@jacksmith7502]

No no i ABSOLUTELY agree! The videos are perfect for a daytime nap!

[@504rosco6]

😂@@onetowelperguest

[@504rosco6]

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[@ImDirtyDan89]

I personally would love a series about snapes upbringing and how he became a teacher etc

[@mecahhannah]

Me too ❤

[@Stitch-007]

Instead we get series about the main movies…. That’s already been done

[@Oceankage]

Is Warner still the owner of filming privileges and stuff? Idk what it’s actually called but like do they have final say on the wizarding world

[@darajeeling]

he bacame a teacher because a) Voldemort wanted a spy on Dumbles b) Dumbles made Snape teach after the downfall of Voldy, so he could keep an eye onto Severus and made him teach. Which for me makes me more sympathetic towards Snape I work with people - IF you choose to work with people, you should actually like people (no matter the age group) and be a social, emapthic person. What we learn about Snape (who is my favorite character, BUT I can see all his flaws) is that he is socially akward - not very good at expressin feelings and even having trouble putting his feelings into words. He came from an abusive household (yes, the book comfirms that) and so he pobably was a bit stunted with feelings/trust and emotions. and then.. you are sort of unsocial and probably do not like people and have to teach the most dangerous subject in Hogwarts (that every student has to take for 5 years) So I think it can be sort of highly frustrating (and dangerous) to be kept in a position taht does not work for you. I do not excuse his bullying- I simply want to show he did not choose to be a teacher. I think he would have probably choosen a path as researcher/potioneer and I thnk he would have been brilliant at this seeing what he did in school with established potions recipes. And no it's never okay to be a bully (not at a young age and certainly not as a teacher) ut all tos epeople who always ty to understand and give doubt to Drraco never consider that Snape did not have a choice for at least the 17 yeras he became a double agent. As said, a lot is in the books in small flashbacks, Snape telling Lilly hw his father was visicous and hot tempered towards his mom and the memory flashback Harry glances with his protego in the books. It's also clear that child Severus was neglected (look at the clothing and desciption) and his looks. So yeah... But yes, I would love origins stories Maybe one about Lupin, one about the brothers Black (yes, inlcude Regulus) or a founders series, HELL even a story about the Gaunts

[@justblaze4707]

​@@darajeelingthose backstory ones wpuld be great if they were just 6 episodes each like the walking dead spinoffs on amc

[@BowieRulez]

Snape didn't murder Dumbledore. He euthenized him. He saved him from dying a slow and painful death.

[@KCrenshaw.usvet1623]

Also to spare malfoys soul being tore and go down the evil path

[@bailatwerski2951]

In the mirror of erised Severus Snape would only see himself with Lily as his wife & their children & nothing to do with their time at Hogwarts

[@UhOhDovah]

The difference you see every time avada kedavra is used is striking throughout the movies. The bug thing in moodys class just kinda died, cedric was thrown several yards and died immediately, sirius stood a second looking around before falling slowly into the veil, Dumbledore stumbledored backwards and fell off the tower. I wouldve liked consistency, but maybe like you said, the amount of intent has something to do with it

[@lj1210]

Did Bellatrix use Avada Kedavra on Sirius? I thought it was the veil itself that killed him. She just sent him flying into it.

[@trendloe]

Youre also only counting what happens in the films. In the books, Bellatrix hit Sirius with a red colored spell, and it was him falling into the veil from the spell hitting him that killed him. Cedric did drop where he stood in the books. The theory of Snape using a spell that wasn't Avada Kedavra would account for why Dumbledore was able to move a bit after being hit.

[@bailatwerski2951]

The wounds on Remus Lupin would just like the ones on Bill Weasley These are permanent wounds from a werewolf.

[@jabronisauce6833]

Snape had every right to dislike James but I highly doubt he wanted him dead at the expense of lily’s death lmfao no one else gave a crap about him and actively made his life a hell he owed nobody nothing. Dumbledore could not look down his nose at anyone & I highly doubt he ever asked Voldy to kill James as I’m sure that was in the plan by default & goodluck asking Voldy to spare potter.

[@icecreamtruckog3667]

Snape protected Harry because Snape wanted the killer of Lilly dead.

[@jennifertwede7142]

I always wondered why Dumbledore putting Tom Riddle’s Ring on his finger would curse him to death, when Ron, Hermoine, and Harry wear the locket during most of book seven. Also, I feel like Dumbledore wouldn’t be dumb enough to put the ring on in the first place, and most definitely had the power to cure it. Any thoughts? I’m new to this channel, and I’m so here for this!

[@Sparkle.Glider]

I think he was desperate to know if he directly killed his sister by using the stone. But that’s just. Theory of mine.

[@MasterfulPaladin]

I think each Horcrux had a different effect, like the Diary possessing Giny, the Amulet driving the wearers to madness, the ring slowly draining the life out of those who wear it, etc...

[@JCardo2502]

The fact that Dumbledore´s body didn´t go splat when it fell from the Astronomy Tower is baffling to me and makes his death even more weird

[@michaeldavis938]

Hagrid was all covered in blood, sweat and all sorts of other stuff when he met them in the hospital wing after he moved the body. It might not have been all his own.

[@JCardo2502]

@@michaeldavis938 I mean in the movies

[@RavenPeake]

​@@JCardo2502oh, probably too graphic then.

[@JCardo2502]

@@RavenPeake I mean, sure, I see your point, but come on, a little blood at least. Hopefully the Harry Potter series can show some gore so we can see Dumbledore go “splat” all over the place. It would make the Death Eaters way more hateable

[@RavenPeake]

@@JCardo2502 I hear you.

[@mcdaddy69]

U should do a theory video on if Lilly and snape had harry if he would of been able to beat Voldemort or if they both would still died cause snake new nonverbal spells if they would of lived still and if James took snape spot at the school do a video on this if the rolls were switched around with snape and harrys dad

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks ❤

[@rogerelliss9829]

I think Snape has used sectum sempra on Remus. But to say that Snape didn't use it on James is in very shaky ground. Yes it was much more vicious on malfoy. But Snape was the one who created the spell and knew what it could do. When he used it it would have been much more controlled than hay who was simply using it from a book for the first time

[@slytheringingerwitch]

I will always hate James Potter.

[@ronniecorbett6306]

I think Harry in the movies is a bit of a prick too.

[@craigshuman5023]

I'm inclined to think that Avada Kadavra has a second lessor known use. That of mercy killing. Instead of a painful quick death with a green spell light. You get a cool blue light that gives a quick painless death. Hence the blue color with the same spell words. In this case the death was "necessary" And a circease from the pain that Dumbledore was suffering. - a mercy killing.

[@bobanmilenkovic3892]

I enjoy it so much!

[@mayeryncarty4795]

I never not once felt bad for what happened to Harry’s dad and his group of bully friends who literally almost killed a fellow student

[@alfiecollier2484]

I’ve always thought about that. It wouldn’t make sense that they were horrible to snape solely, it’s very likely they tormented many students, and if they nearly killed snape for a ‘joke’ it wouldn’t be outside the realms of possibility for similar ‘pranks’ to be played on others

[@jamesjohnson8227]

That's like saying you wouldn't have cared if Voldemort had REALLY killed Harry. Because if you remember, Harry almost killed Malfoy(Not fighting for Malfoy, just using your logic against you).

[@ElfangorQ7N]

@@jamesjohnson8227 That's really not the same thing, Harry didn't know what he was doing, and he had a somewhat reasonable justification anyway. James knew exactly what he was doing and he didn't even pretend to have a justification, it was just cruelty.

[@jamesjohnson8227]

@@ElfangorQ7N A few things. One: NO ONE said ANYTHING about their justifications. Just their involvement. Two: You're BOTH loud and wrong. James didn't almost get Snape killed, it was Sirius. James was the one who did the saving, pulling Snape back before he almost met the business end of Remus' claws. Three: There was nothing REASONABLE about using a spell you don't know the effects of. Harry was justified, but not reasonable. And four: Despite being school bullies, and WHATEVER justification they may have for their actions, my initial point still stands.

[@ElfangorQ7N]

@@jamesjohnson8227 whether or not I'm wrong is certainly up for debate, but I don't know how you can say I'm loud when it's just typing on the internet and I didn't even use Caps. In fact if anyone here is loud it's you because of your liberal use of fully capitalized words. In any case I stand by my ascertion that the two situations are not the same and I think you're being a bit pedantic about my word choice. It's not like I'm carefully writing a book here, it's just a random comment on the internet.

[@darajeeling]

I love your theories I also agree on a lot of your views on Snape (and he is my favorite character) but I also do not agree with a lot of things. I tend to be very sympathetcic towards child Severus and see where adult Snape came from I also thing his "love" for Lily was sort of creepy (and obsessive) my favorite theory is the flight one since I have never heard i anywhere before. I'd be also sort of funny that Snape was able to teach something to Voldemort that he had learned from Lily (makes me laugh)

[@boogitywoogity248]

I think the much simpler and better answer for why he didn’t use avada kedavra on snape is answered by what he tells him right before killing him. “The wand belongs to who killed its last owner.” Spells are known to rebound and fail when you’re using a wand that’s not yours. Voldi who had experienced a killing curse rebounding already, wouldn’t risk that again. When he would 100% know it’s a possibility. We know from the elder wand origin story, that the guy who stabbed the wizard in his sleep became owner, so bald boy using the snake that’s a part of his very soul to kill snape, is a following of the rules he thinks he needs to follow to attain wand ownership, and a circumvention of the risks of using the wand itself to do so. That makes a lot more sense than a sociopath incapable of attachments forming such affection for a servant that he’s incapable of using the killing curse, something snape uses on dumbledoor. Like genuinely, one of your other videos you argue snape’s was blue because he has mixed reasons for killing dumbledoor, and then here you go, “yeah the evilest sociopath ever who wants to kill snape for personal gain, probably couldn’t muster up enough want to, to get it done.” No lmfao. The obviously more plausible reason is he doesn’t want to risk obliterating his body, XD.

[@Zopapi91]

“Spinners ends “sounds like road man talk😂🔥🔥

[@darkwizard4757]

Remus knew iit was Severus not because he recognized his work but because in the book Remus states that Severus lost his mask during the battle of the seven Potters, that's how he knew it was him.

[@matthewdarnell1183]

Snape didn't kill Dumbledore the fall killed him. That's why Harry was frozen in place until after Dumbledore had hit the ground and actually died

[@vjones4769]

Are you talking book or movie? Because Snape definitely used the killing curse in the movie.

[@matthewdarnell1183]

@vjones4769 but the point is intent. Harry couldn't makw crucio work because he didn't mean it. Yes Snape used avada kedavra but he didn't mean it, it's why the light wasn't right and why the immobalizing jinx on harry didn't lift until after Dumbledore hit the ground. Snapes spell sent him over the side, the ground killed him

[@lloydaom]

Circa @32:00 I’m pretty sure I read somewhere that JKR said Dumbledore was a Bee in animagus form, I could well be wrong but it’s always been in my mind, that Dumbledore could turn into a Bee and potentially be able to watch over Harry closer than he realised

[@slytheringingerwitch]

Dumbledore is an old English 18th century word for a bumblebee. That is where you heard that.

[@rageofinfinity2032]

I just want to point out that someone (I don't remember who) said that levicorpus was "all the rage" when the Marauders were in school. If snape invented that spell, and it got popular enough for James Potter to use it to bully Snape, that Snape ironically created the very tool of his torment. Furthermore it's sad that his spells were popular but no one knew he made it.

[@MoonlitTheft]

While I too think that Snape was totally fine with James dying to Voldemort that night, my personal thought isn't so much 'he wanted to get rid of James and Harry to have Lily', I think he just wanted to get rid of James because he hated the man's guts. Then, as a Death Eater, probably assumed little Harry's life was pretty much forfeit because Voldemort had decided to kill him, so he didn't really think to ask protection for that one as well. Meanwhile, he considered Lily someone who COULD be saved in this situation, so he pleaded that case. (( I did always think it was funny how at the end he was basically like "finE save them aLL theN 8T" like it physically hurt him to request protection for James xDD )) Also - didn't Dumbledore tell Snape to kill him even BEFORE Snape made the unbreakable vow? I think we see that in the pensive. See that Dumbledore knows what Malfoy's job is, and told Snape to do it instead. I believe that's why Snape made the vow, because it was already planned to begin with? And if they could've fixed his hand, I think they would've. Snape specifically mentioned that if Dumbledore had come to him sooner he still could've done something, but that it's too late now after all.

[@robertmartin4449]

Snape didn’t want anyone to be better then him at potion making. He was a genius at the subject. Hell, as a student he figured out how to improve most of the potions in his textbook. I think he didn’t want anyone else to know what he did. He probably could have made a fortune making new textbooks. Not to mention what kind of growth the subject could have had. I think it was more important to him that he could belittle students.

[@danniandersen5858]

I wonder when Peter came under He who must not be named. Because why would Snape not tell Dumbledor that Peter was not to be trusted since everyone know that James, Serious, Remus and Peter were close friends. So Snape would surely tell if Peter were loyal to He who must not be named. So were he under treat just after Snape told about it?

[@deborahborlase7100]

I think you're right, Lily taught Snape, Snape taught Voldemort to fly. Voldy, with his ego, would not teach someone else any of his abilities.

[@wormwoodcocktail]

38:02 This one convinced me

[@SgtJohnEnclave]

Before langlock: 🤓 After langlock:🗿

[@bailatwerski2951]

I think the sorting hat sorted Severus Snape wrongly. Snape is more suited to Ravenclaw. Snape wasn't ambitious except for defending himself not for power.

[@samanthacharlton4123]

He's still very resourceful, sly and cunning

[@samanthacharlton4123]

17:03 and very opportunistic

[@darajeeling]

I so agree! JK stetaed so herself. Snape was one of the few istakes theSoting hat makes. I also agree on Ravenclaw. My theory is - the sorting hat takes your choice into account and we know Severus mom was a pure blood witch from a sacred 28 family. So let me wager a guess which house she was in... Slytherin, probably We can also assume that all the dark spells Severus seemed to know when he started Hogwrats - where could he have learned them? His mom maybe? as a way to protect himself as a Half Blood with a mother who was disowned for marrying a muggle? So... maybe child Severus was sort of on the sam epostion as Harry and Hermione - the sorting hat was choosing between two houses Ravenclaw and Slytherin and Severus wanted Slytherin to honor his mom? That's actually my headcanon! Harry actively chooses Gyffindor over Slytherin Hermione sort of lets he hat know "wherever I can make friends" and Neville s wish is simple overruled. So maybe Severus was like Harry thinking "Slytherin, Slytherin, Slytherin" and th hat then accepted his wish

[@RavenPeake]

I can tell you were very excited when you typed this. Respect. Also that's pretty thoughtful, I like it. It just seems true and almost obvious when you say it. But that proves we put more thought into this than the actual author.

[@sammansfield21]

With the dada position, there was nothing that said they couldn't teach for just under a year, leaving for a few months, then rehiring the same person 🤔

[@RavenPeake]

21:46 can't the colour change based on intention? Edit: ahh. Ahh...

[@lmungillo]

Hagrid!! The first wizard to introduce flying is hagrid in book one. That’s how he got to the rock island. And hagrid says he’s too heavy for brooms

[@FrancisCooper-m7d]

There's always a know-it-all the one who knows all the answers.

[@darrellperrine7604]

I don’t think Dumbledore survived because there’s no way he’s a type of person to be loud the final fight to go on with all the students dying and he wasn’t there to help stop it

[@brotbrotsen1100]

Yep, If he would have survived he wouldn't just hide

[@PHGameTech420]

I feel Voldemort didn’t use the k curse on Snape because he was worried that another powerful spell through the wrong with another owner it would have backfired on him like it eventually did.

[@gamiezion]

prett sure lockhart implies/confesses that he stole the spell and then made the creator forgey/ lockheart only really being good at that 1 spell. untill he used rons old wand and it backfired on him.

[@2ctheocean]

17:00 Not accurate at all. We are in no way lead to believe Snape had changed at this early point. Dumbledore even points it out and says Snape disgusts him. Snape is never an alturist, at least until the very end of the books where he places stopping Voldemort ahead of everything, including saving Lily's son. The remorse for his actions came later and he did what he did mostly because Harry was Lily's son, but his dying act was to convey the harry-horcrux thing and let Harry know he had to die to stop Voldemort. By then he had recognized that he couldn't prioritize one person's life over the wizarding world at large and that stopping Voldemort was more important than anything. If he hadn't grown at all, if it had truely all been for Lily, it would have been a hell of a lot easier to tell Voldemort that Harry was a horcrux and then volunteer to guard him 24/7 in a prison cell or something, or just help Harry escape without telling him a damn thing.

[@asurauchiha780]

Sectum semra remains me of sukuna curse technique called dismantle and Cleve two cutting attacks but also completely different one is for pure cutting power the other one and adapted and find a way to cut it

[@lordextraordinary]

Is it not more likely that Dumbledore cursed the position if by any risk that Voldemort did get hold of it. (Maybe if Dumbledore wasnt principal any more..etc)

[@GrizzlyBarrett4]

Dumbledore alive theory dumb bc he had the curse from the horcrux which would kill him.

[@niccibaceda8425]

rlly quickly. about the killing curse, it has nothing to do with how much you like the person its about intent. you can like the person very much but if at the end of the day you need to kill them for whatever reason, then avada kedavra would work. it also won't work say if you wanted to use it in place of a exploding spell because if there isn't a target you ( Or need) to kill it won't work.

[@jamescarter2212]

Voldemort was right. Snape was the true master of the Elder wand. He just carried Honey Badger potion with him all the time and popped it after Harry left with the tear. It was Dumbledore's actual plan so that the Elder wand would pass to Snape so that Snape, being the master, would live on and that Snape's love for Lily which is passed on to her offspring, would save Harry from the killing curse. The Elder Wand ( death stick) only transfers allegiance by power- the one who kills the owner. Furthermore, Grendelwald who stole the Elder Wand and kept it but was never the true owner. The true owner is an unknown person that Dumbledore, desperately in order to stop Grendelwald, kills so that the Elder Wand will ally with himself and cause Grendelwald to surrender to Dumbledore. Rita Skeeter's journalism is correct. Snape escapes after the battle of Hogwarts and never shows his face again as he has been fully vulnerable and divulges his secrets to essentially his enemy - Harry.

[@brotbrotsen1100]

BS

[@kyranite4star487]

I don't think Harry ever got all the way through the book, I wonder what other spells lurked in it's depths?

[@jamiebaker8017]

Dumbledore being alive is a stupid theory…

[@ashleyworden1887]

I have a theory about Snape: That HE is Harry's dad. I've always thought that Harry looked more like Snape than James!

[@brotbrotsen1100]

Isn't harry in the books described as basically a Mini james with lily's eyes, so much so that even Remus and Sirius say that he looks exactly like james. I mean in the battle at the veil Sirius even calls Harry james by mistake.

[@maegliinvalantor6441]

I don’t think Snape was a hero, far from it. But for those who have been bullied mercilessly, it’s hard to find a lot of fault.

[@Gemgang]

😂💀

[@spiderxand]

My favorite theory is that Severus is Harry's father.

[@kellysouter4381]

My favourite is that Severus always wore a time turner under his robes and survived the attack by Nagini.

[@untitled6391]

Your favourite theory is the one which has zero evidence?

[@KCrenshaw.usvet1623]

I relate to Snape a lot being the butt end of peoples jokes and bullying

[@usmcwhtmike1]

What if voldemort learned to fly after lily used it to escape from him. After all her and James had thrice defied him and maybe that's how she/they got away

[@kumorineleo]

You don’t need to witness Lupin as a werewolf to invent sectumsempra. James is a big enough asshole for anyone to invent that curse

[@boogitywoogity248]

*Snape’s friends bully students* lily: “snape omg how can you hang out with them? I can’t believe this.” *lily’s boyfriend and friends brutally haze snape much worse* Lily: “isn’t James so dreamy? I can’t believe you called me a slur, goodbye forever you bad man.” Women lol.

[@MarkBenefield-iq2pm]

Why couldn't Bellatrix see the color of the spell??

[@darajeeling]

Because in the books she is not there!

[@MarkBenefield-iq2pm]

@@darajeeling thanks

[@untitled6391]

​@@darajeelingis your name a reference to the place?

[@DansReptilianWorld]

When Harry Potter defeated Voldemort Parvati pital and the other wizards witnessed Harry defeating Voldemort, Delores Umbridge was sent to askaban after punishing the muggles and wizard kind and she spent the rest of her life there after the second Wizarding Wars: The battle of Hogwarts....

[@christopheredelweiss7724]

Goodest Boi snape.... Still sad after all these years at the lose of a great actor...

[@Viv8ldi]

Snape was kind of a genius wasnt he?

[@bungalowfeuhler1541]

People make cutting tools. For cutting.

[@td4190]

Why don't you do a theory on dumbledore's age cuz it's clearly not right. Because Nicholas flamel is 660 years old in the first book and supposedly Dumbledore helps him create the sorcerer's Stone. So that would mean Nicholas flamel and his wife are almost 500 years old before they meet Dumbledore

[@anafranke6975]

O love you Deveria Snape

[@ChaarGrilled]

Eyy

[@lonkolb3985]

Absoluter Schwachsinn. Dumbledore ist tot.

[@zombiedude25]

Professor quirrel also flies just sayin

[@grokeffer6226]

👍👍👍

[@Modnar3810]

Sadly I think those theories are more thoght throu then there saurce

[@AngeloGabrielAma]

WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHH

[@cilva7able]

I haven’t watched it yet, but let me guess; one of the theories is that he’s gay. Just like that disgusting theory fans made up about Dumbledore and grindalwald being a couple.

[@brotbrotsen1100]

Thats not a theory about Dumbledore, thats what j.k Rowling came up with. Doesnt make sense for Snape one bit though seeing that he only had eyes for Lily and litterally no one else. Of course J.k came up with the Dumbledore way after the books and is a clear case of pandering towards the current thing.