Headmaster Dumbledore gave a good punishment in the video.
Lupin thought about what they did to Snape later. He looked at Harry. If it weren't for Lily, Snape would never have been able to take care of Harry.
After all, he felt disgusted when he looked at Harry's face, even though Harry had the same eyes as Lily. But put yourself in his shoes: the eyes of your favorite person are on the face of the person you hate the most. The more beautiful those eyes are, the more disgusted you will find that face.
The video went by so quickly that before they could react, Snape had almost forgotten about it because he had more important things to do now -
Attending his parents' funeral.
Sirius wanted to laugh a little, not because he was happy, but because his emotions had reached the extreme and he couldn't make any expression other than laughing.
I was almost killed by werewolves, my parents died, and I was teased by them...
They made up two-thirds of Snape's troubled fifth year.
[Snape read the letter numbly, asked for leave from his teacher, and went home immediately.
It was Peacock who changed Snape into a set of clothes suitable for the funeral and prepared flowers for the irresponsible parents.
Snape didn't want to shed tears. Crying for his irresponsible parents, crying because of the little bit of tenderness he once had, would make him feel like a cheap thing.
There seemed to be a scale in his mind, weighing his feelings towards Irene and the others, and measuring whether he should cry.
Just as Snape was forcing himself to calm down, a man walked up to him and asked, "Can I put the flowers here?"
"If you can't find your mother's tombstone, then please." Snape was in a bad mood and stabbed back without even hearing who was coming.
The visitor was not angry. He placed the flowers and said, "Then I should put the flowers here."
Snape: ...
He then opened his eyes and looked at the poor fellow who didn't know where his mother was buried.
Riddle.
Looking at Riddle, dressed in a suit suitable for a funeral, forcefully destroying Snape's grief, they knew it was over.
Riddle was definitely tempted.
But how come you two look so righteous while cooking, thinking that what you are thinking is normal?
After the blow he just suffered, Harry didn't want to say anything. If Professor Snape felt happy because of this, he...
He still can’t accept it! ! ! !
"We both have no mothers and no fathers. Do you need me, a veteran in the field of parental loss, to teach you how to live without them?" Riddle said.
Snape gave a stiff laugh: "I suppose I lived the life you described while they were still alive."
"Is this the joke of hell? It's really hellish."
I'm afraid only the two people who were talking found it funny.
They watched as Riddle, who had originally wanted to distract Snape from his sorrow, froze after looking at Snape and instead began to comfort Snape.
The camera seemed to move to Riddle, and they saw Snape through Riddle's eyes.
He saw Snape's confused, painful, yet suppressed grief eyes.
They had never thought that Snape would be associated with the image of fragility and tears.
Facts have proven that stereotypes are always overturned.
[Riddle wanted to reach out and touch Snape's eyes, to see if those eyes would let tears flow into his palm...]
At this time, those who are looking at it from Riddle's perspective are also thinking the same thing. When you stretch out your hand, will the hot water fall into Riddle's palm like dewdrops on the tips of grass in the morning? Will the temperature of that tear flow through Riddle's hand to the tip of your heart?
But they did not see Snape cry, and Riddle did not touch Snape.
Riddle's outstretched hand fell back at Snape's backward gesture.
Ron covered his face and wailed in his heart, "Help, can you please stop using Riddle's perspective? If he keeps watching this, he's going to fall in love with Professor Snape!"
This idea is so terrifying!
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