posted 7 months ago with 44 notes

Usually, finding a character that gets SO much development will literally make me giddy - especially when it’s revealed little by little over such a long series, even when I don’t like them. But, for some reason, I don’t feel anything for Snape’s character depth. I don’t know why but I’ve not gotten an ounce of enjoyment from his development.


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  2. sailorlum said: If ya just aren’t feelin’ it, ya just aren’t feelin’ it. I know you aren’t alone - I know I’ve seen at least a few other people who were ‘meh’ about Snape’s character development. It takes different strokes to move the world, and all.
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    Interesting… while I don’t like him either I can very much appreciate his development and his role in the story. But if...
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  17. visualized-thoughts said: i pity you. whether or not you like him, Snape is the character with the most depth and Jo did a brilliant job developing his persona.
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