Catergory 3: 'I KNEW he was evil!! See? I TOLD you!!' You've 'known' all along that Severus was 'evil' and have never liked him.

Catergory 2: 'That evil bastard!' You are similar to the 'meh' catergory, except that at the end of the 6th book, you wanted his blood. You hardly noticed him until the end of the 6th book and you still don't care what happens to him. There are five main catergories of attitudes towards Severus Snape: Catergory 1: 'Meh' You could care less if he was in the book or not. Severus appears to hate all in his path, but this writer believes his heart is not as cold as it is made out to be. Severus Snape was a harsh instructor at the school to all but students in his own house ( Slytherin). This writer believes that, while Severus may be a horridly cruel man with a haunting past, he would never commit such an act without an extremely good reason. While Severus Snape was indeed the one who cast the curse that killed the late Headmaster of Hogwarts, there has been much debate about wether or not Severus had a choice in the matter. His contract for teaching at the institution ended at the death of his employer. Severus Snape is the former potions instructor at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He can be described as having shoulder-length, greasy black hair a long hooked nose black, lightless eyes sallow skin and being skinny and 'bat-like' (due to his billowing black robes). He is an ex-Death Eater who has spent more than a decade spying for a group of 'good' Wizards known as the Order of the Phoenix. 1.A severely snarky Wizard who is a Master at potion brewing. So despite the fact that he's deeply flawed, here are some of Snape's best moments when you saw that glimmer of goodness beneath the curtain of greasy black hair. Because even though Snape has so much working against him, at his core he can never let go of his love. With so much working against him, none of us should fall in love with him, right? He has a nasty temper and takes it out on the world, not to mention that he apparently hates shampoo. He's obsessed with the dark arts and mistreats the girl he loves the most.

He doesn't have the Marauders' dashing looks, or their finesse. It's also easy to fall in love with the older generation of Hogwarts students: Sirius seems like the perfect rebel, Lupin is responsibly adorable, and James is the typical suave Gryffindor. They're the heroes of the story, they try to always do the right thing, and as a kid I always identified with them. It's easy to love Harry, Ron, and Hermione. I simply can't resist a character who seems purely evil at the start but worms their way into my heart. Who can resist a brooding antihero? And who can resist the romance of Harry Potter? Despite Snape's flaws, I can't help but care deeply about the Potions professor we all once hated. He may be a controversial character, but I don't care: I love Severus Snape from Harry Potter.

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