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Posted: October 25, 2007 2:01 pm Post subject: Voldemort Vs. Snape. |
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Do you think Voldemort would have killed Snape even if it wasn't for the wand ? I think there a a few good reasons why Voldemort would want to finish Snape off.
1. He became Headmaster of Hogwarts. ( Voldemort could be envious about it )
2. Snape fell for Lily. ( He could be marked as a blood traitor. )
3. Snape killed Dumbledore. ( Something Voldemort could have possibly wanted to do him self. He didn't think Draco would succeed. ) _________________
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Posted: October 25, 2007 3:45 pm Post subject: Re: Voldemort Vs. Snape. |
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I don't think Voldemort trust Snape in the long run. Snape was able to keep lot of secrets from Voldemort, assuming, by using occlumency. In HBP when Snape tries to "read" Draco's mind, he realizes that Aunt Bellatrix had been giving him occlumency lesson. Which makes me wonder... when Voldemort and Snape were in the Shrieking Shack... did Voldemort know that Snape was using Occlumency on him? Because obviously someone who fails at penetrating someone's mind using legilimancy can tell if the person is using occlumency... was Voldemort able to tell? I think so, and therefore Snape was a goner either way, Elder Wand or not.
I think that either Voldemort hadn't trusted Snape for awhile and it was only a matter of time or Voldemort knew then, at that moment, for sure that Snape was a traitor.
Voldemort might also have worried (not that he worried often, but you know what I mean) that Snape might have been weakened by his ability to love. Snape asked Voldemort to spare Lily... then soon after Voldemort became Vapormort. During Voldemort's regain to power, he might have been using Snape as a pawn all along... as a way to ensure DD's death, as a way to penetrate the school, and as a way to get to Harry. _________________
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Posted: October 25, 2007 4:31 pm Post subject: |
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Very good points. Although, if i am correct, when Harry tells Voldemort Snape was loyal to DD the whole time it makes it seem like he didn't know. Then i believe he says "it matters not". So i am assuming he really didn't see him has a traitor. He also acts like Snape was "a waste of a good Death eater" because of the way he acted after he killed him. I am not sure but i think he said "what a shame, what a shame." _________________
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Posted: October 25, 2007 4:40 pm Post subject: |
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| ThE_DaRk_MaRk wrote: |
| Very good points. Although, if i am correct, when Harry tells Voldemort Snape was loyal to DD the whole time it makes it seem like he didn't know. Then i believe he says "it matters not". So i am assuming he really didn't see him has a traitor. He also acts like Snape was "a waste of a good Death eater" because of the way he acted after he killed him. I am not sure but i think he said "what a shame, what a shame." |
Excellent point, about Voldemort being surprised when Harry tells Voldemort that Snape was tru to DD. It did cross my mind (for a split second and then vanished) that Voldemort might have been surprised that Harry knew and just announced it, that Voldemort had been tricked by DD and Snape. But I doubt that severly.
I still doubt that Voldemort trusted him 100%, but that isn't saying much since Voldemort didn't really trust anyone... but out of everyone he did trust Snape the most, along with Bellatrix. Even she he doubted, though.... in the beginning he points out that Tonks and Lupin are still alive. Anyway, my pont is, as much as Voldemort trusted Snape, he still had his doubts. And he was always looking out for himself above all. It goes to show that anyone is expendable just so long as it was for his greater good. _________________
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GinnyX makes great points in her first post about occlumency and legilimency, but the way it was written I would have to say that if Voldemort didnt trust him 100% then it was 99%. So you might say that JK slipped a little in how she wrote their relationship because I think GinnyX is right about how he would have felt Snape blocking him out with occlumency or that he would have probably seen Snape as weak because of his love for Lily. Im kinda surprised that Voldemort didnt kill Snape just for asking him to spare anothers life(showing care for another) especially a muggle born and an enemy. _________________ It's Not Over!
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Good points!!!
As for Snape being headmaster of Hogwarts, I think that WAS Voldemort's doing. Voldemort controlled the MoM, and it was the MoM that made Snape headmaster. Therefore, it think it was Voldemort that wanted Snape to be headmaster in the first place. Just as Voldemort wasn't ready to openly declare himself Minister, he didn't feel the time was right to declare himself headmaster either. So I don't think he minded Snape holding the position. _________________ "I have heaps of brains. Yes. But it's such hard work to use them." Anne of the Island, by L.M. Montgomery |
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Posted: October 26, 2007 8:43 pm Post subject: |
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| tabianne wrote: |
Good points!!!
As for Snape being headmaster of Hogwarts, I think that WAS Voldemort's doing. Voldemort controlled the MoM, and it was the MoM that made Snape headmaster. Therefore, it think it was Voldemort that wanted Snape to be headmaster in the first place. Just as Voldemort wasn't ready to openly declare himself Minister, he didn't feel the time was right to declare himself headmaster either. So I don't think he minded Snape holding the position. |
Yes, Snape could have just been keeping the Headmaster's chair warm for him.
And, ps.... I LOVE your quote in your sig.... that is my favorite book from that series! She is my favorite author, besides JKR, of course. _________________
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no i dont think so cuz he was a follower of LV _________________ "For the greater good."
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oh, no. I don`t thoink Voldemort would have killed Snape if it wasn`t for the wand. I don`t think he ever wanted to become a headmaster of Hogwarts. Can you magine him sitting behind the desk?
And killing Snape wouldn`t return Dumbldore to life so he could kill him again.
And as for that blood-traitor thing. Voldemort said that Snape told him that there are other women and of purer blood. And that Snape only desired her. So Voldemort wouldn`t care about that.
He killed poor Snapey in his ingorance and desire, hunger for power. He thought that Snape was one of his most loyal servants and would never find out that he was really on Dumbledore`s side if Harry hadn`t told him. _________________
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| I agree with you.Voldemort isn't that stupid. |
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| I agree with you.Voldemort isn't that stupid. |
lol though he was stupid enough to misunderstood the prophecy and try to kill Harry not even knowing all of it. Then kill Snape because he thought that he was the owner of Elder Wand... Voldie made a lot of mistakes. _________________
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hmmm... if bellatrix were as skilled as snape he wouldnt have killed her. because he is totally sure of bellatrix's allegiance. it would be wonderful to have such a skilled and loyal death eater at your hands. on the other hand, snape's allegiance is a bit.. well shady... nver trust a spy. and especially against someone as powerful as dd... if he can fool dd... who's to say tht he cant fool you too? voldie and dd are not so very far apart in terms of skill.. snape is a very skilled man whose allegiance is a little shady... so voldie will have to kill him with or without the elder wand, for fear that snape might one day overpower him. he was able to do something which voldie couldnt do... kill dumbledore... _________________
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Posted: January 6, 2008 11:51 am Post subject: |
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yeah, well... but Snape probably would never kill Dumbledore if he wouldn`t let him do it. Voldie didn`t know it though. _________________
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He became Headmaster of Hogwarts
voldy probably arranged that himself so he could have more control over the school
Snape fell for Lily
im sure that if voldy bought the thing about there being other women he thought that snape was only lusting after her
Snape killed Dumbledore
it is implied in book 7 that he was planning for snape to do so if malfoy didnt manage it
i think he really trusted snape until harry told him the truth before he died, he just didnt care for any other than his own stinking skin so he just killed snape to become more powerful _________________
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Voldemort trusted that Snape was on his side...but when Harry told him,in great hall,that snape wasn't his servant,voldemort looked nervous ans surprised...at that moment voldemort realized that make big mistake!!!poor snape....  _________________
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ok, so voldie knew snape was loyal to him and not dumbledore.. but he knew that snape was not obsessed with him like bella... so since snape is so skilled, voldie will feel threatened, he will kill him. he will only keep you if you are not a threat to him. _________________
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well, Voldie for example didn`t know how skilled Snape is at Occlumency. He was reading Snapes mind and thought that he`s true, but he was just shutting his mind. So I doubt thast Voldie realized how poweerful Snape actually is. I think in his ignorance he thought that he`s the best and no one could beat him. Just like he thought he would be the only one to find Chamber of Secrets or Room of Requirement. ? _________________
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| I think that Voldemort was too arrogant to believe that anyone could fool him and that if it hadn't been for the Elder Wand, he would have left Snape alive. |
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he knows that snape is very very skilled in occlumency (having fooled dd, a great legilimens), but not skilled enough to beat him. nevertheless, he would rather play safe than srry and kill snape. _________________
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I don`t think DD was as half as good as Snape when it came to Legilimency.  _________________
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I dont think that Voldemort would have killed Snape unless he was after the Elder wand in that particular moment. Snape was a valued Death Eater and had proven loyal, even though that isn't much considering that it is Voldemort, but I dont think he is stupid enough to go and whack off all of his loyal Death Eaters for no reason. Especially one of Snapes caliber. He had information, probably enough to last him a life time, that could deem worthy of Voldemorts ear. Also, he was a very good, powerful wizard. Someone who would prove handy if something went wrong during the war. Might I add, they were at the climax of it all, and I think he would have kept him for his forces, making it even more possible for them to win.
But I also think that he probably would have been dead the very moment they won. There is also all those points that everyone mentioned against him. he was a dead man no matter what really. _________________
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| Vasaver wrote: |
But I also think that he probably would have been dead the very moment they won. There is also all those points that everyone mentioned against him. he was a dead man no matter what really. |
I think Harry wouldn`t have let someone kill him after seeing all those memories and finding out the truth. _________________
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| I think Harry wouldn`t have let someone kill him after seeing all those memories and finding out the truth. |
of course not, he's too good to hate him after that
jk actually said that harry might even to get a portrait of snape among the hogwarts headmasters _________________
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Even if there wasn't that deathly wand,I think Voldemort would try to kill him if he figured Snape had a feeling which is for Death Eaters forbidden,but he wouldn't have time because Harry would protect Snape after he sees all those memories.Harry would find some other way to defeat Voldemort forever and Snape might be still alive. _________________ You are the weak one!!!You will never know love or friendship and I feel sorry for you!!!
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