@Snapeisnotonfire

pro snape: hey! that only happened in the movies, it's not a true cannon, but if you look at it like that... then Snape protected the boys from the werewolf by putting his body in front of him.

antis: STOP INVENTING THINGS, THAT ONLY HAPPENED ON THE MOVIE. Snape is gross, and he should wash with shampoo. Bye.

• He likes chocolate, but not black or white, in between.

• He is asexual.

• He is shy and doesn't like to talk to new people.

• The first time he invented a spell, he tried it and it worked out well, a smile appeared on his face.

• He liked to paint (but he wasn't very good at it)

• He likes to read a lot, especially Muggle authors because even though he hates them, he can't let himself be trapped by his words.

• In his free time he tries to write poetry, which he then doesn't show to anyone.

• The first time he drank alcohol, he was with Lucius, who handed him a glass.

• Their first concert was with Lucius, Regulus and Barty Crouch Jr. they had a great time and sang so much that the next morning they were aphonic.

• Snape and Barty Crouch Jr. were friends, they were joined by their hatred of their parents, they sat on the grass and broke leaves from the bushes as they talked.

Snape did not love Lily, not romantically as a girlfriend or partner, nor in a sexual way. He loved her like a sister, like a best friend

"But we supposed to be friends. Good friends."

"We are, Sev."

(This post will not focus on the Always that we all remember, is to point out something else).

In the book "Deathly Hallows", just before dying, Snape delivers his memories or memories to Harry. Of course, we are all clear that the main reason was to let Harry know that he was a Horcrux.

Although fame continues to emerge why Snape showed Harry that he was a great friend of his mother (Not to say that he loved her).

Many people have said that it was for Harry to forgive him; others, to be treated as a hero and also to show Harry that the Marauders were assholes.

I think, quite contrary to what people think, Snape showed exactly those memories to Harry not to make him feel compassion, because Snape has never cared what people thought of him (this is seen throughout the books), so in my view it would not matter that Harry believed him or not a bad person.

But... why does he show his story and not just the memories of Dumbledore asking him to kill him?