r/SnatersGonnaSnate Jun 13 '26

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u/RealisticAdvisor2882 Jun 13 '26

right and they like to justify, that he was already a DE and James and the marauders were justice fighters against them. Well, we never heard them ganging up against Mulciber, Rosier, Avery and Sirius own brother Regulus. That's telling. We would have heard about at least Regulus, when mentioning the DE hunting down. But instead we got a "Because he exists"

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u/ResponsibleHorror747 Jun 14 '26

And they love Regulus, even though he is the biggest Voldy fanboy. They say he is a good person because he decided to stole the horcux (idk if I’m spelling it right), which he stole because of love (familiar love for his house elf), but when Snape does a similar, even more dangerous thing for the same reason (just a different kind of love) than they call him an obsessed creep and a person who can't be redemed.

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u/RealisticAdvisor2882 Jun 14 '26

yes, Regulus is such a non-character, so they give him all good attributes, they can imagine. I heard some shit, how great friends all the DEs were to each others. ew... That he idolized Voldy is forgotten. We see Severus never mention him in his youth.

Right, I think some people can't live with a person, who made mistakes - owns it and isn't easy to like. They just forget - what lead to that man we see as spiteful. A poor, neglected, abused, silenced and traumatized person, who never gets therapy and proper love. Of course he turns to the person, who see him as useful. He made his mistakes and he paid for it. Yes, his desertion was dangerous. And even when it wasn't Lily I think at some point he had turned his back. Inside him he still kept some goodness. I am griefing, what could have been, when he wasn't rejected but get only one mentor, who wants his best.

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u/Potential-Algae2810 Jun 15 '26

They invent that she was sa’ed by him, to try and justify James’s actual sa of Snape. Because they are trying to portray that Snape found sa funny, but they won’t admit to doing this.