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so lets say this *1sttimereact* for argument sake, just a debate become an old fan of the series and you.. "snape loved lily more than friend, but sadly lily never reciprocated the same feeling towards snape, she basically friendzone here nothing more of less.. james, sirius lupin and snape were bitter rivals even until the time of their deaths(imma say this though and this my theory and speculation: "do you remember both in the book and the movie snape was seen first at number 12 grimmald place at the meeting with the order?' i believe snape gave them the heads up, hell have die and switch sides in order to "force harry" to grow up..(unbeknowest to harry, ron and hermoine amongst others) yes harry went through emotional trauma calling snape out in the great hall with minera and others there(personal opinion even harry was illogicially emotional drive harry no right to say what he felt against snape, to ridiculed like that) this was 20 year old plan and most of them,especially the adults knew they wasnt coming back after the battle of hogwarts.. now harry wants to have respect for snape, after seeing what snape has went via his "tear memory" bro,harry was fake ..somethings are left up for faith to decide, you dont need or have desire "a worldly desire" to know absolute truth, or science and reasoning for unexplained .." something or sometimes just let it be and it shall show what must happen or with happenstance let it happen.." as snape aka alan rickman #rip once said "for the moment or time being let them unfold.." and thats life to be fair..

MOST ARE FAKE REACTIONS.

ehfs until dw

I put this in another comment, but Snape loves the part of Harry that is Lily. Snape couldn’t care less about the rest of him.

Semantics. Lily is a part of Harry and Snape has love for him because of it. Obviously they could never truly get along but there's no way he didn't care about Harry in some capacity.

@Jeremy252 It's not remotely semantics. It explains why he works behind the scenes to protect Harry while bullying him. Someone said it was all an act and that's just plainly untrue.

he’s a simp and deserved what he got for this very reason lily didn’t even like him anymore lmfao

@@Jeremy252that is absurd lily is not apart of harry he is his own person. you sound so possessive i hope you never have kids lol

Still kills me

Will never not make me cry 😢

And his patronus became hers. His happiest moment and saddest memory both

The three parts that kill me the most in this series is 1) this line, then Lily repeating the line to Harry. 2) In the prisoner of azkaban, Sirius going 'the people we love never really leave us, they live here you see.' Pointing to Harry's heart. Then in the same scene as Lily's 'Always', when Harry asks if Voldemort would be able to see them. Sirius goes no, we're here you see. Pointing to Harry's heart. 3) The same scene again with Harry going 'and Remus your son'. Such a gut punch, that whole scene.

Bro is everywhere😂

and jjk

Exactly, Rowling told Rickman the whole secret day 1, which led to animated discussion between Rickman and the directors, I was told.

@@Giovanni_Gabrielli Yes, apparently various directors were confused why he acted him that way.

@@Giovanni_Gabrielli And if I remember correctly, knowing the truth about Snape was what motivated Rickman to take the part, and stick with it until the very end.

@@PhazonInfuser Close. after the first movie Alan was going to leave. Then she told him in the end your a god damn pimp. then he stayed. Then when it was over Alan died and broke every ones heart.

And Michael Gambon while we're at it.

@@katearcher8514 wow I had to look it up, I hadn't heard yet but you are definitely correct we lost another legend!

Always with us

We can't forget to add Robbie Coltrane to that list as well

My favorite Alan Rickman role is the metatron in dogma, "if there isn't a movie about it, it isn't worth knowing, is it??" 😭 RIP

Tbf, this was mind-blowing for us readers too.

Total Darth Vader plot twist

​​@@BuddyBoy-ne1nwIndeed! I remembered before the final book was published, there was huge speculation that Harry was the last horcrux, but almost no one assumed that Snape loyal to Lily. Still one of the best plot twist that I ever read

As a reader I can honestly say that I was legitimately fucking befuddled. Like jaw dropped and in deep thought for a while.

@@Raznorthecompletelyrealhuman as a reader I kinda guessed he had a crush on her at least when we saw his memory of calling her a mudblood. When i found out he's half muggle I even thought how funny it would be if he met her miggle parents. I just didn't realize how deep their friendship would've been and how much he was in love with her until it was revealed

And also "Please, hurry, I've just drunk a lot of poison"

I was gagged too. It takes a lot to pull the wool over my eyes and this series certainly did. The Prince's Story is my fav chapter in the whole franchise. It was definitely my most anticipated moment when the movie came out and they knocked it out of the ballpark.

Very… warm at eye level, there. Yup.

Alan Rickman was the man.

I just keep thinking he's holding someone elses wife and crying while the husband lays dead a few feet away, with their baby in the corner.

When I was in the theaters....I quietly sobbed and it was heart wrenching

@@tdcfc he was a fantastic actor

His initials spell ASP?! 🐍😯

Potter ?

@@shizukagozen777Harry’s son.

@@conniegaylord5206Good catch. That’s actually pretty interesting.

But why name him after Albus though. Spoiler! But we find out in book 7 what a traitorous self-centered person Albus actually was. Not only his history but also the way he treated Harry towards the end. Abusing Harry goodness of sacrificing for his friends. He could have said to Severus that Voldemort needs to kill Harry Potter, but don't worry, Harry won't die from it.

Exactly! Can you imagine the torture that was?

Also Robbie Coltrane aka Hagrid , died October 14, 2022. RIP !

I still prefer Richard Harris as Dumbledore than Gambon.

Ya, he's manipulative, but that doesn't mean he didn't care for harry at all. It was just kind of a "for the greater good" thing.

He doesnt give a damn about Harry. The movie may have changed his character but he mocks directly the idea that he cares about Harry in the novel. The movies took out the very important "FOR HIM"!

@@shihoblade Exactly, in the books Snape kind of asked Voldemort to spare Lily's life and kill Harry and James instead and when Dumbledore heard of this he told Snape "You disgust me Severus".

Finally someone said it

I don't think he doesn't love Harry, but yeah the book is very nuanced as compared to the movie. Snape hates Harry's triats from his father, but sees his mother and has no choice but to care for it. He hates AND loves him. Thats why in the book after Dumbledore asked him that, he simply said "him?", because even though he doesn't have a want for a kid to die, Albus should know that that's NOT the root of his concern. Snape is arguably the most nuanced character in all of fiction. He went from villain to hero, and was never really fully loyal to either one. But he had ONE thing he always loved: Lily.....

Snape loves the part of Harry that is Lily. He couldn’t care less about the rest of him.

I think it's because the movie trying so hard to portray "Snape redemption arc". That's why we never saw Snape's bad side and why Lily chose James.

Indeed. I was quite shocked when I heard the audiobooks of Harry Potter. I had seen the movie first. Snape was and remained a bastard in the books. At his core he didn't really change, he just loved Lilly and hated Voldemort for killing her. That was all there was to it. There was no change of heart, he was a Deatheater at the core and he worked with Dumbledore not out of an inner conviction, but because it served his goal to get back at Voldemort.@@blameitondanny

@@Quotenwagnerianer Yup. That's why Dumbledore able to manipulate him. It's always "Lily's son" not Harry.

Yeah, I don’t think he cared as much about Harry as people think he did. He wanted to save Lily’s son as payback for Lily, but then he finds out he can’t save a boy that has to die, and Dumbledore is like Whoops, I forgot to mention that, didn’t I? I think he was angry that he’s done so much for essentially nothing.

I totally agree with you. It’s more a dig at Snape who always acted like he hated Harry . People mistaking it to mean that Dumbledore is suggesting that Harry is just collateral damage. Of course Dumbledore cares about Harry. He just knows that if Voldemort wins then mankind is screwed.

@@olgabahirkina1286 I think he actually does care about Harry. Of course it was because he was Lily's son, but i do believe he had feelings for him

😂😂😂 that's not what happened, pls this is bs. They understand absolutely perfectly

Snape is Harry's father

Why you Americans can't keep your mouths shut at theatres? Such a spoiled nation.

​@@emreyldz43241. Mouths, not mouse. 2. Applause involves hands, not mouths. 3a. If you meant spoilers, then reacting to the film as you are watching it is not spoiling it. 3b. If you didn't mean spoilers, it's spoiled. 4. The OP never mentioned it being an American theater.

@@michaelweiske702 Spelling mistakes you mentioned were right, i am really drunk and really coked up. Because you cannot see this kinda behaviour (applause) or anyother type, which interferes with the experiences of other viewers in Europe, because it would be considered unethical or shameful; Telling those memories with confidence and pride, the way the way those people in theatre reacted, confirms they are American. In Istanbul, Turkey if we buy or bring a popcorn bucket to an serious movie, we try to silence the sound of bites and chews coming out of that popcorn so people won't get disturbed.

@@emreyldz4324 Sounds miserable.

@@TheGreatDudist Why miserable? You don't go into the theatre with those people. They might not share the same feelings and same opinions about the film with you. Expressing those emotions outloud and outright might annoy other people. If expressing those sincere feelings and emotions in a way that all people could hear might worsen the feelings of people who were not enjoying the film, i would not do that. That would, disconnect from and interfere with their experience of that film. Maybe a standing ovation or applaouding after the films ending.. But it would be considered rude in my country and culture. Because early Americans didn't experience so much theatre early on and experienced cinema nationwise so early, they didn't devoloped a sign of respect to the artist on stage, because they were none on movies and they could shout anything they want without interfering with the movie.

This line is well written tho because at the time you figure Harry just needs to kill Voldemort. Also, in the books the prophecy was ambiguous in that it could have originally referred to either Harry or Neville.

​@@beverleyelianeSo. Since Neville kills Nagini. The prophecy in a certain sense STILL refers to Neville too? I mean, I don't want to say that Nevil killed Voldemort, but he is the one who allowed to kill him.

@@cowgfwolos9560yes, the prophecy could have applied to Neville or harry and they both fulfilled it in the end bc they each killed a part of Voldemort!

@@cowgfwolos9560 the prophecy says that “the dark lord himself will mark” the chosen boy. This can only be harry since Voldemort accidentally marked him when he killed Harry’s parents. Neville’s parents were attacked by Bella on the other hand.

The way you said it... 👏

Truly her best creation. One thing she did was create great grey characters, like snape, and to a lesser extent sirius, regulus, tom riddle

indeed! its in book 5 you get the hint but book 7 you really see that dumbledore was very morally gray. that childhood belief we have in him thats he perfect, and our friend to that adult understanding that even he has machinations behind the scenes is part of what makes this heartbreaking. no one was who we thought they were.

And snape asked for sorry

He did ask Dumbledore to hide them all after asking voldemort to spare lily and being refused.

@@FingerpaintedMonkey He didnt refuse tho, did he? He was like: If she gets in the way, then she's gone. But if she moves away, she'll be spared. But Snape damn knew she was gonna get as much in the way as humanly possible for her child

“So Lily’s alive” had me dead bro 💀

Yeah, he was a real class act, asking if the two 10 year-old kids were having sex. Not the brightest bulb in the room.

Yea he's a jackass

@@WMalvenThats Pat, hes always like that^^ i dont know if he does it on purpose to polarize or if hes really just that dense and annoying, but i dont understand why they keep him arround in their videos. No one likes him.

Lily's alive and Harry is Voldemort's son. Noice!

I mean in the books this revelation was a little harder to swallow because he was so awful to Harry for 6 books before this. The movies toned him down a lot.

Sometimes I think that Snape genuely has his faults in this friendzone. I can't say Lily's gonna love him if the "You madblood!" accident didn't happen, but of course you can not expect a Jewish girl to love you if you are a Nazi who works at Auschwitz.

To me, the saddest part is Draco. On the one hand, he's always been a rich, entitled and arrogant bully. So obviously a lot of people won't like him for that. But he's not actually a murderer, which is kind of a problem when you're trying to join the Dark Lord's Death Eaters. So he's really a tragic and lonely character. He doesn't truly fit in anywhere.

The best friend zone

Snape wasn't a hero nor was he a Villian... he was a bad man who did a great thing for the wrong reasons he definitely was brave there can be no doubt...

​@@championofthenight"We’ve all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on...that’s who we really are."

@tiago_s_ he acted on revenge so...

So he should have killed Neville as well, both Harry and he had a part in killing Voldemort. So one without the other couldn’t have done it.

@@payday9448 In the book Harry made a choice to tell Neville about killing the snake before "meeting his death" so at least three people knew about the horcurxes. Voldemort didn't view Neville as a threat because he wasn't "marked as his equal" so when Harry "died" Voldemort thought he fulfilled the prophecy but he didn't know the entire prophecy.

Yup. The movies did great things, but also bad things.

It's mentioned in a later scene. At kings cross, Harry asks Dumbledore if Snapes patronus was a Doe like his mom. Dumbledore doesn't answer but the audience is supposed to connect the dots then. I think not revealing that to movie watchers during the montage of snapes memories was a mistake and cause people to misunderstand how littlr Snape cared for Harry himself. It was only Lily

@@danielleharrison5505 yeah, makes sense. I haven’t watched through the movies in a bit and none of the reactions show that scene so I forgot about it.

​@@cowgfwolos9560I see what you did there

I don't want to be that person, so I'll just say- yeah, it's pretty clear you have not read the Harry Potter books.

@@rudraksha7298 I read them all. It's pretty clear you don't have an argument.

@@ym5891 If you have read the books, I just want to remind you, didn't Snape call Lily a mudblood, and later James improved as a person so much that he was made the Head Boy. Don't you think that was why Lily chose James over Snape, it was genuine and nothing toxic?

If you had read the books you'd know that Lilly DID defend him. She told James to stop and to leave Snape alone. Snape called her a mudblood and said he didn't need her help. That was the end of their friendship, which was already strained because of who Snape had befriended at school. Friends that were practicing dark magic on other students and who would go on to become Deatheaters. James & Sirius undoubtedly had their faults, but as Sirius said, James matured. Neither pureblood joined Voldemort, they chose to fight against what he stood for. Snape DID join Voldemort and happily passed the prophecy information to him, knowing full well Voldemort would murder those people. He'd have been perfectly OK if Voldemort had picked another kid - Neville Longbottom for instance. It wasn't until Voldemort picked Harry as the boy in the prophecy that Snape regretted it, and that was only because Voldemort would have killed Lilly. He asked Voldemort to spare Lilly, he wasn't interested in Harry or James. As Dumbledore stated "you disgust me." He protected Harry because of guilt and love for his mum, not because it was the right thing to do. To circle back to Neville Longbottom, as you cite James bullying Snape in your post. As wrong as it was, James was still a kid. Snape was an adult bullying a child (Neville), well aware of the fate of his parents and the childhood he'd endured. Snape had no excuse for that, it was appalling.

That's even more interesting in the books, when it's made clear that Snape was actually a faithful Death Eater who called Lily a madblood but still protected her son after her death, despite he still despise him. Rowling did plot holes (like Fred and George map) and retcons (Fantastic Beasts), but with Dumbledore and Snape she created a perfect duo of a good guy doing manipulative and questionable things for the greater good and the bad guy doing exstraordinary things for love and loyalty. Simply a genius portrayal. Not black and white. But grey. That's truly magic. Rowling is a genius and no one can tell me otherwise.

@@cowgfwolos9560 I know he was a death eater and a blood supremacist (which has no excuse), but i do feel that when he called Lily a mudblood, he felt so terrible he tried to make up for it since that moment, but Lily (rightfully so) never gave him a chance to apologize properly

@@torch_warden8177 sad fact 😭

@@TheOGpurpleRanger bro just needed a proper parental figure in his life to grow up a good person, but what he got were abusive parents, the marauders bullying him and Albus "blindeye" Dumbledore :((

bingo

Snape "badmouthed" James, because James and the Marauders used to bully him (4 on 1) and others in school "because he was there"...

@@darajeeling While that is true, James ultimately did fail to protect Lily. We learn in the books that James casually threw his wand onto the sofa after entering the house, minutes before Voldemort broke in. Despite the severity of the situation and the fact they had a CHILD that was being targeted by a very dangerous wizard, he tossed his wand aside without a care, effectively leaving him defenseless. That's why he was killed so easily. If he had kept his wand on him, he could have tried to buy time for Lily and Harry to escape. They both failed to protect Lily, but James was in a more direct position to do so, and when it mattered, he was careless. Upon hearing of her death, you can bet that much of his anger towards James was because he didn't protect her. Yes he loathed them for bullying him, but Lily was always his sole focus. And after 10+ years of dealing with her death, he probably blamed James a lot in that time.

Yet you watched all of them lol?

@@mikeyt3784Some of us liked the books, but the movies are rough when it comes to a coherent plot without understanding stuff. The last few are better. The first ones suffer a lot from not having an overview of where it all actually goes.

@@Zhiperser you should look at it as if you didn't read the books and therefore aren't so aware of what they didn't put in. I appreciate where you're coming from though. Makes my original statement not so clear cut. If you love the books, you're gonna stick with the movies. But overall, were you happy with the movies anyway?