There are a lot The magical relationships with a person's identity in the Harry Potter world magic. What does that mean? Well, if you live in the UK, you are preparing to enroll in the Hogwarts School and the magic of Hogwarts by choosing your first magical wand, and everything from the tree used to make a wand to its flexibility and magical core (like a Phoenix feather or a dragon). Choosing a pet for Hogwarts is even his own form of personality test - what does he say to you if you choose a frog?! - And when you arrive in Hogwarts, you are subordinate to the house (Griffindor if you are a brave, equity, if you are clever, Slater if you are evil, and Hufflpuf if you are ... useful or something). After a few years of magical training, young wizards learn to throw patronous charm, using happy personal memories to cause a magical protector who can fight wicked dementary, and patrons have the form of a different animal depending on who throws it.

This brings me to Severus Snip, Alum on Slater and Death Itch has turned into a double agent, starring in the original Harry Potter film franchise. For the majority of the aforementioned franchise, we think that Snip, who serves as a master of potion and defense against the Dark Arts Professor in Hogwarts, is a simple wicked man ... Until we find out that he is working against evil Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiens) and Director of Hogwe. Also, his patron is a pigeon, which seems unexpectedly sweet and gentle for a guy just as dissatisfied and misreproid as Snape. More importantly, the wizards do not seem to be able to consciously choose a patron; When our protagonist Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) threw his first patronous charm in the films, it is necessary to form a stage to respect his father, Jameseims Potter, Animagus who could turn into a stag at will. What is the meaning of Snape's patron, and how does he get into his rather complicated backstew?

Considering the fact that the Jameses Potter could become as desired and is represented by that animal in his son's patron, it makes sense that Lily Potter's patron is obviously a pigeon (which also indicates that Harry's parents were destined to be together). So how is it associated with Severus Snape, and why both share a patron?

Let's start with the culmination of both the book and the film of "Harry Potter and Semi-Black Prince", where Snape kills DumbledoreInspiring revenge and hostility in Harry ... Although this incident is just another step in Snip's own revenge against Voldemort. Since children, Lily and Snape lived close to each other and became friends, especially when Lily, witch with fogs, began to show signs of magical ability. The two remain friends, despite being sorted into two different Hogwarts houses - Lily is considered Griffindor, while Snape headed for Slitrin - but in the end, Snape's evil friends, all of whom eventually become legitimate loyal mortal dishes. Lily connects with the Jameseims, which is also going to be a bully to Snape, and the division between Lily and Snape becomes permanent, though Snape clearly loves Lily. (We find out this story in "Harry Potter and Deathly Sanctiences" when the dying sniper shares its memories with Harry.)

As a young death of death, Snape is sent to spy on Dumbledore and Professor Sibyl Treleini (Emma Thompson in the films), while she interviewing a Hogwarts professor's job, and he ends with listening to part The prophecy for Voldemort - and, after all, Harry. By giving his boss incomplete information, Snape accidentally guarantees that Voldemort kills both Lily and Jameses, and in mourning for the woman he loved, he returns to Dumbledore and agrees to be a double agent and work to undermine Voldemort's cause. So when we find out about Snape's patron, and how does Harry and his two best friends, Ron Wizley and Hermione Granger (Rupert Grint and Emma Watson), because they hunt for Voldemort's horrors?

First things first: the horror, as a reminder, are objects containing pieces of Voldemort soul, ensuring that he cannot die while they remain intact. After Harry and Dumbledore find a fake shorrex in the "semi-bleeding prince", Harry, Ron and Hermione set out to find the right horror and destroy everyone to overthrow Voldemort's dark protective forces in Harry Potter and the Death Sanctuary. When they find the right cupboard, which once belonged to Hogwarts founder, Salazar Slittnern, carrying it, Ron's emotional number is needed, especially as he briefly leaves the mission. One night, Ron returns quite at once after the mysterious patrons of Doe leads Harry to the frozen lake where Griffindor's match, a powerful magical artifact, prompted by a Basilisk poison - making it destructively to crash him,

At this point in the story, Harry has No idea Where did this patron come from, and it is only later, when he sees the extensive memories of Snape, that he realizes that Snape and Dumbledore have always been in bags to protect him, even after Dumbledor's passing (both wizards then communicate through the official portrait of Dumbler. Snape uses the patron to bring Harry to Forcux, and elsewhere in his memories, he expresses anger to Dumbledore that he will be forced to help Harry find the horror of the horror of Voldemort (because Harry himself is the last horrux). The scene that follows is well known to Harry Potter fans and goes like this:

"But this is moving, Severus," said Dumbledore seriously. " Have you grown up for the guy, after all? "
"For him?" Snape cried out. "I expect a patron!"
Silver burst from the top of his stick. She landed on the floor of the office, bordered once through the office and climbed from the window. Dumbledore bothered her flying, and as her silver glow faded, he turned back to Snape, and her eyes were full of tears.
"After all this time?"
"Always," Snape said. "

Snape's commitment to the deceased woman, who, according to all reports, never loved him romantic, is ... of course something, but at least he uses his unnoticed Loveube to good, helping Harry break one of the worst wizards of all time. If you want to rethink Alan Rickman's stunning performance in the Harry Potter films, including the massive discovery of Snape's true faithfulness in Harry Potter and Death Sanctuary - Part 2, they are now flowing at HBO Max and Peacock.