Chapter 1391: Chapter 1155: You Have a Pair of Eyes Just Like Your Mother’s
Just read Chapter Thirty-Two, witnessing Snape brutally killed by Voldemort, the vast majority of readers were undoubtedly thrilled!
“Deserved it!”
“The only regret is that it wasn’t Harry Potter who killed Snape!”
“Yeah.”
“To die just like that, thinking about it, it was too easy for him.”
“When I think of Dumbledore, I wished Snape died even more miserably.”
“Though I suppose his manner of death was suffocating.”
“Voldemort killed him over a misunderstanding without even blinking.”
“Similar to Wormtail’s death.”
“Chu Kuang wanted to express the idea that evil breeds evil.”
“In the end, he even gave a mory to Harry.”
“This guy probably felt remorse before dying, or maybe he hated Voldemort, so he wanted to help Harry.”
“Hmph.”
“Even if he helped Harry, I won’t change my opinion of him.”
“Let’s see what’s in the mory.”
…
The plot didn’t keep readers waiting long.
In Chapter Thirty-Three, “The Prince’s Tale” unfolds, and Harry enters Snape’s mory.
What all readers didn’t expect was:
The first person to appear in Snape’s mory was Harry Potter’s mother!
Lily!
Snape actually liked Harry’s mother Lily!
Is this why Snape hated Harry Potter?
Did love turn into hate?
Because he didn’t get Lily?
Not only that.
This mory also reveals Snape’s family.
Snape was born into an unhappy family, where his parents’ constant fights cast a huge shadow over him.
And Snape’s grudge with Harry Potter’s father, Jas, also appeared in the fragnts of mories.
It turns out.
Lily choosing Jas was related to Snape’s choice to follow Voldemort.
Because Snape followed Voldemort, they transitioned from “childhood sweethearts” to “going separate ways.”
What Snape didn’t expect was:
Because he revealed the prophecy about Harry Potter to Voldemort, Voldemort wanted to kill Lily!
In regret and self-bla.
Snape sought out Dumbledore, hoarsely saying, “Ensure her… their safety… please!”
Is this the origin of the double agent?
Snape chose to follow because he supported Voldemort’s ideals.
At this mont.
Because of Lily, Snape chose to betray Voldemort and sought Dumbledore’s help.
Dumbledore looked at the man pleading before him:
“So, as a return, what can you do for , Severus?”
“Re… return?”
Snape looked at Dumbledore, tongue-tied.
Harry thought he would protest, everyone thought Snape would protest.
However.
After a very long ti, Snape said, “Anything.”
Unfortunately.
Even so, Snape still couldn’t successfully stop all this.
Originally, Dumbledore could have succeeded, but Harry’s parents trusted the wrong person and were betrayed by Jas’s friend, Wormtail.
Lily still died.
Through Harry’s perspective.
The mory scene returned to Dumbledore’s office.
Harry heard a horrible sound, like a wounded beast lanting.
Snape was sunk in the chair, Dumbledore stood beside him, looking down coldly.
After a while.
Snape lifted his head.
He looked as if he’d been in pain for over a hundred years.
“I thought… you could… protect her…”
“They trusted the wrong person, but their son survived.”
“It’s over… she’s dead…”
“Do you regret it, Severus?”
“I would rather… rather it was who died…”
“But now like this, what’s the use? If you love Lily, if you truly love her, then you know the path you should walk.”
Snape was imrsed in the dark haze of pain.
Dumbledore’s words seed to take a long ti to reach his ears.
Snape agreed to always protect Harry’s son but also made his own demand:
“Okay… okay… but never… never tell anyone, Dumbledore! It’s a secret between us two!”
“You want to swear to never reveal your true self to him?”
Dumbledore sighed, looked at Snape’s agitated and pained face: “If you insist…”
…
The mory conceals the past.
When those past events were fully revealed, holding “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” Hu Ji’s eyes seed about to ignite, seeming to burn the pages with every word they contained!
At the sa ti.
Countless readers were also completely stunned!
The rage that had been just vented due to Snape’s death was now overshadowed by a heavier emotion brewing.
In front of the book.
Countless faces that were recently either angry or pleased began to beco confused, as things they had firmly believed in began to falter.
Snape…
Was he a good person…
Did we misunderstand him?
He betrayed Voldemort for Lily, he promised Dumbledore to always protect Harry Potter, yet didn’t allow Dumbledore to tell anyone about it?
The air beca silent.
The many readers who had been fiercely discussing the plot, seed now to have their throats seized, their hands typing were clamped, leaving only the gradually rapid breathing.
Finally.
The Potterhead group where Hu Ji was.
A mber uncertainly opened up:
“Though Snape promised the headmaster to protect Harry, why did he kill Dumbledore?”
Swoosh.
No need for more words, the answer to this question was soon revealed in the following mories.
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