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Legolas · 20th April 2002, 10:45 PM

Sorry to butt into your conv but guess where i went today?

Where has Legolas been?
:flash:

FeedMeTV · 22nd April 2002, 08:10 PM

very cool!!! :rolly2: Where is that?

Asmiley · 22nd April 2002, 10:45 PM

hee-hee yeah I got a pm about it.

dmalfoy · 4th May 2002, 10:37 PM

Snape is a good guy I think. But a reason he favours Slytherins is maybe because Dumbledore does favour the gryffs a bit doesn't he. As well that he used to be a Slytherin. Also Voldie refers to one of them as one who is lost from him forever. Guessing thats Snape so I think he turned from him for good but will probably try to turn back again as a spy for bumblebee. Also there is a chance of him trying to reform Draco, dunno if he'll succeed or not but he does favour him. I just hope its not just so he can get closer to his father cos I prefer the dynamic the first way.

Skip · 1st July 2002, 09:22 PM

Snape. Rocks. And Rickman is great as the part, even if his voice is different- in a good way- that I had pictured Snape.

Asmiley I heard an interesting counter to yours:

Think about their ages. Snape wasn't really that old when Voldie came to power: he isn't likely to have been part of his inner circle.
He did, however, give his hand away to Voldie in TPS (TSS) when he went after Quirrel, but it could be interpreted as "Im out for number one"ism.
And why would he approach Quirrel if he thought he was going for the philosopher's stone?
there's a strong argument to say that he acts his way, ie so severe, because he thinks that people need to learn discipline and not be so head-strong, proud and senselessly take risks.

But then, you're looking at a rabid Snape fan who will be very upset of a certain Rowling doesn't write her Snape the way she wants

And my argument was totally poorly put, I apologise.

Bayleaf48 · 2nd July 2002, 07:58 AM

Snape is a good character as you never really know if he's a villian or not

lisasg1 · 21st July 2005, 11:03 PM

I can't believe that Snape's all bad. In every book it seemed like he was the bad guy, and he never really was, he usually saved Harry instead, or tried to. Maybe he made an unbreakable vow with Dumbledore, or someone, to say that he can never hurt/kill Harry?

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20th April 2002, 10:45 PM	#46 (permalink)
Legolas something more magical Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: In a giant Oak tree in a forest not too far away... Posts: 3,970	Sorry to butt into your conv but guess where i went today? Where has Legolas been? :flash:

22nd April 2002, 08:10 PM	#47 (permalink)
FeedMeTV The Fifth Member of SG-1 Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: England Posts: 803	very cool!!! :rolly2: Where is that?

22nd April 2002, 10:45 PM	#48 (permalink)
Asmiley lost in Time Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Illinois Posts: 9,373	hee-hee yeah I got a pm about it.

4th May 2002, 10:37 PM	#49 (permalink)
dmalfoy THE GODFATHER Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: england Posts: 1,166	Snape is a good guy I think. But a reason he favours Slytherins is maybe because Dumbledore does favour the gryffs a bit doesn't he. As well that he used to be a Slytherin. Also Voldie refers to one of them as one who is lost from him forever. Guessing thats Snape so I think he turned from him for good but will probably try to turn back again as a spy for bumblebee. Also there is a chance of him trying to reform Draco, dunno if he'll succeed or not but he does favour him. I just hope its not just so he can get closer to his father cos I prefer the dynamic the first way.

1st July 2002, 09:22 PM	#50 (permalink)
Skip Odi et amo et- CRUCIO! Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Manchester. UK. Or near as dammit. Posts: 4,670	Snape. Rocks. And Rickman is great as the part, even if his voice is different- in a good way- that I had pictured Snape. Asmiley I heard an interesting counter to yours: Think about their ages. Snape wasn't really that old when Voldie came to power: he isn't likely to have been part of his inner circle. He did, however, give his hand away to Voldie in TPS (TSS) when he went after Quirrel, but it could be interpreted as "Im out for number one"ism. And why would he approach Quirrel if he thought he was going for the philosopher's stone? there's a strong argument to say that he acts his way, ie so severe, because he thinks that people need to learn discipline and not be so head-strong, proud and senselessly take risks. But then, you're looking at a rabid Snape fan who will be very upset of a certain Rowling doesn't write her Snape the way she wants And my argument was totally poorly put, I apologise.

2nd July 2002, 07:58 AM	#51 (permalink)
Bayleaf48 Hero Of Time Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Barnstaple, North Devon Posts: 3,126	Snape is a good character as you never really know if he's a villian or not

21st July 2005, 11:03 PM	#52 (permalink)
lisasg1 Huge fan Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,183	I can't believe that Snape's all bad. In every book it seemed like he was the bad guy, and he never really was, he usually saved Harry instead, or tried to. Maybe he made an unbreakable vow with Dumbledore, or someone, to say that he can never hurt/kill Harry?