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He lives.

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this is cute ☺️

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2015 vs 2019

The framing of this pic was quite boring anyways so I thought we could all pretend it’s an old photograph from 1996 or smth

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I made a thing @mysnarkyslytherinsecret I thought you’d like it :)

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Ох уж этот профессор✍🏻

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snape in his first teaching year

dumbledore: we need to talk about-

snape: the classroom was already on fire when i got there!

dumbledore: what?

snape: what?

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snape: sometimes, i don’t realize an event was traumatic until i tell it as a funny story and notice everyone is looking at me weird.

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Whoa, he looks so pissed…

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The Man that was completely misunderstood. Yes he was never happy, resentful and a bully but he was also loyal, focused, brave and loved one person even after her death than most people love in the present. i think his bitterness was justified.

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Alan Rickmans Letter Saying Goodbye to Harry Potter Shows How Much Playing Snape Meant To Him…

Written in April of 2011 for Empire magazine, right after Rickman had apparently completed his last Harry Potter scenes ever, the letter is an incredibly moving piece that shows just how much playing Snape truly meant to Rickman. Discussing his memories of seeing Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint as children, Rickman wrote that “a lifetime seems to have passed in minutes,” a sentiment that could be shared by so many Harry Potter fans. He then thanked J.K. Rowling for giving him the part and persuading him that “there was more to Snape than an unchanging costume,” before concluding with this powerful paragraph: “It is an ancient need to be told stories. But the story needs a great storyteller. Thanks for all of it, Jo.”