So, I finished the book. I liked a *lot* of it. I rolled my eyes at some of it. But...
Oh, SNAPE
Anyone want to talk about it, pitch up in the comments. I've got an appointment with some hardcore this afternoon (oh, get your minds out of the gutter, it's rubble, I'm building a couple of walkways for my nascent vegetable garden) but aside from that my only duty today is dubbing DVDs for a couple of people.
Oh, SNAPE
Anyone want to talk about it, pitch up in the comments. I've got an appointment with some hardcore this afternoon (oh, get your minds out of the gutter, it's rubble, I'm building a couple of walkways for my nascent vegetable garden) but aside from that my only duty today is dubbing DVDs for a couple of people.
- Current Mood:
awake
Comments
I think you're absolutely right about Snape and that being the only mechanism that she could use to get Harry to finally understand just how invidious Snape's position was. I found his death scene a little cursory so I was delighted when the next chapter was almost all backstory. I was surprised by how deeply she made me feel Snape's commitment to Lily and how it surmounted everything, even his hatred of his tormentors, the Marauders.
I need a Snape icon