almost always, working for Dumbledore. His motivation was the most surprising thing: Snape was friends with Harry's mother, ...

It did not matter that Lily had told him "no" — Snape would "always" lay claim to her. Dumbledore himself says in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, "When you have seen as much of life as I ...

Rowling replied, giving fans even more reason to feel choked up over the word “always,” which encapsulated Snape’s unending love for Lily and his commitment to helping her son.

Snape is never really revealed to mistreat Ginny, though that may be because she reminds him of his love for Lily. All of that said, and as always, feel free to leave a comment letting us know ...

and it’s revealed that while Snape did hate Harry’s father, he loved his mother, Lily, always. After her death, he worked as a double agent against Voldemort and the Death Eaters in order to ...

“Always”. His long hair and the love and pain in his eyes remind us of Professor Snape. They captioned it, “Deleted scene: Professor Snape having a heart to heart with Lily Potter.

I was always kind of confused by how strongly some fans romanticize Severus Snape. Sure, his love for Lily proved to have been ever present, and the “always” certainly adds a bit of romance to ...

The truth eventually comes to the fore, and the answer to the question as to why Snape mistreated Neville lies in his "Always," i.e., his love for Lily and his dark past as a Death Eater.