Following his shocking murder of Dumbledore, Snape fires spells at advancing Death Eaters before they can harm Harry. This is despite Harry Potter angrily naming him a "coward," upset at the loss ...

As far as readers and viewers know, Snape was the only Death Eater to cast a Patronus spell throughout the series. Snape anonymously sent a silver doe into the Forest of Dean to help Harry with ...

During his fourth year, Harry accidentally visits Dumbledore's Pensieve and learns that Snape was once a Death Eater but is now, according to Dumbledore, a spy for the good side, at great personal ...

However, on the other hand, Snape did his fair share to help the Dark Lord. He gave his fellow Death Eaters the information of when the Order would be moving Harry, resulting in the following ...

He killed Dumbledore, he hurt Harry, and ran away with the Death Eaters. However, his final moments of life in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 are telling for his character.

On top of that, Harry dicovered that Snape was intentionally cruel to his entire group of friends during their time at Hogwarts as a way to protect them from the Death Eaters and other ominous forces.

When Snape joined the Death Eaters, a violent hate group whose goal it was to rid the world of muggles by any means necessary, he also made a choice. He knowingly, happily, ...

A crowd of Death Eaters, plus Voldemort himself, soon takes up the chase, and we've got an airborne wizard battle on our hands. George loses an ear, the Order loses Moody, and Harry loses his ...

Prepare yourself to have a rash reaction to her theory on first glance: because it may or may not suggest that Snape was actually the Death Eater who dealt the final blow of the Killing Curse to ...

There's a third possibility: Maybe he's just in it for himself. By Craig Berman ...