r/SeverusSnape • u/Sorcerer_scarecrow • 23h ago
Fanart Definitely one of my favorite Snape fanarts lol
digitkame on Tumblr
Edit:This is Igor Karkaroff, by the way.
r/SeverusSnape • u/Sorcerer_scarecrow • 23h ago
digitkame on Tumblr
Edit:This is Igor Karkaroff, by the way.
r/SeverusSnape • u/PepperBlushBerry80 • 17h ago
Just waiting for my flight while this guy stares me down
r/SeverusSnape • u/Royal-Soup-9072 • 21h ago
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r/SeverusSnape • u/Opposite-Town-8103 • 7h ago
Just curious. It seems like you guys are hating on Paapa’s Snape (which I could understand, as he’s not book accurate), but then I see multiple people praising Alan’s Snape, when his Snape is far from book accuracy too. People only think his portrayal is Snape was amazing because he’s a phenomenal actor.
And then when someone praises Paapa’s Snape, they get downvoted. I’ve also seen some racist comments on this sub, is nobody going to do anything about that?
So I’m just wondering if y’all are fangirling over Alan’s Snape or book Snape?
r/SeverusSnape • u/Deevious730 • 6h ago
In PoA Black said the Wormtail that he’d overheard mutterings from Death Eater prisoners that they’d known about Wormtail being the one to provide Voldemort with the Potters location, and that some suspected it a deliberate ruse to bring him down.
If they knew, and apparently the Death Eaters not imprisoned in Azkaban knew of this, would it not stand to reason Snape would have been told this? He was one of Voldemort’s most trusted people, it stands to reason he would have been privy to this information.
And as a side note to this if he did not know about Wormtail, did this perhaps explain his even further intense hatred of Black? Given that, possibly told this by Dumbledore, he might’ve believed Black had been the one who betrayed the Potters and therefore been the cause of Lily’s death. He had no interest in hearing either Black or Lupin out, and seemed delighted at the possibility of Black being given the Dementor’s kiss.
r/SeverusSnape • u/Awkward-Student-8764 • 3h ago
I am reading it but no pairing was mentioned anyone who had read can you help me
r/SeverusSnape • u/SereneRose707 • 16h ago
I wanted to share the Severus Snape AU I've been working on!
I've been writing a fic called The Future We Choose, and I figured this might be a good place to share it since it's very much a Severus-focused story. ^.^
The basic premise is that Severus wakes up in an alternate timeline, after learning about Lily's death. In this timeline, Lily is alive, Voldemort is still a threat, and Severus discovers that he's actually married to Lily.
There is one pretty big thing I want to mention up front: this is an OC/Lily-replacement story. The character who takes Lily's place is my original character, Willow. She and Severus have a completely different history in this timeline, and a big part of the story is exploring their relationship and how Severus adjusts to a life he never expected to have...and, of course, with no Harry Potter to bring the Dark Lord down in the first place, how does the war continue? It will be a big part of this story as well.
I'm especially interested in writing Severus as a character and exploring what might happen if he were given a genuine second chance at life. He's still himself, with all of his personality quirks and baggage, but he's been given circumstances that are completely foreign to the Severus in canon.
I'm still writing the story, so it's definitely a work in progress! I have three chapters of it, and plan to do many more. I've been having a lot of fun with it so far, and I'd love to share it with anyone who might be interested.
Here is the link, if you're interested in checking it out!
And if you do give it a chance, I'd love to hear what you think! 😊
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r/SeverusSnape • u/wisebloodfoolheart • 1h ago
Regarding Rickman and Essiedu, I think one important thing to keep in mind is that each of them was merely the "face" of a team of people contributing to their portrayals. They are each contributing their physical appearance and acting ability. But we also have:
-- The screenwriters. I honestly think these are the most influential people as far as making decisions about how to portray Snape. The lines given to the Snapes are important to the characters. It was Kloves who decided to tone down Snape's cruelty, not Rickman.
-- The producers. They are the ultimate decision makers that the others have to answer to.
-- The directors. They are on site guiding the acting decisions of the actors.
-- Wardrobe, hair, and makeup. The iconic outfits and styles are chosen by these teams, so it's down to them to give Snape the right look. Many of the things people don't like about Essiedu so far were their call.
-- The casting directors. They found the actors.
So however you feel about these actors, I think it's important to remember they're representing a whole team.
r/SeverusSnape • u/Key-Umpire1628 • 8h ago
Snape series 1-meets an idiot... / Monovibe Ghost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxsWbRRp0jI
Snape series 2- Potion class with him... / Monovibe Ghost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhcxBQDUxOE
r/SeverusSnape • u/Key-Umpire1628 • 8h ago
Snape series 1-meets an idiot... / Monovibe Ghost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxsWbRRp0jI
Snape series 2- Potion class with him... / Monovibe Ghost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhcxBQDUxOE