As a low-ranking Death Eater, Snape was eager to impress Lord Voldemort. So, when he overheard Sybill Trelawney make a prophecy near the beginning of 1980, he was quick to pass it on to his master.

Expanding Snape's backstory in the Harry Potter remake would allow for a fascinating study of the character, and it would also give the series an opportunity to explore another underused Death Eater.

Snape, the Hogwarts Potions professor was a mysterious double agent, so even the biggest "Harry Potter" fans may not have heard all of these secrets.

Severus Snape began as a dark, Slytherin-associated antagonist. Potter-heads from all over still wonder whether he actually killed Dumbledore In Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince.

Snape, though originally portrayed as one of the villains of the Harry Potter saga, turned out to be one of the most complex, and misunderstood characters in the entire story.

By the end of the sixth book, when Harry watched Snape point his wand at the beloved headmaster and unleash a lethal spell, they were convinced he was a Death Eater at heart.

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 ...

Snape was a death eater. Think about him being a Black Death eating think about it.” This is so exceptionally stupid. Please stop with the race swapping of everything for the sake of diversity.

By comparison to being a Death Eater, Snape 's nasty attitude toward Harry pales, and can be chalked up to a combination of grief, rejection and justified distaste for Harry's father, and Snape's ...

If Snape was also a Death Eater, the Foe-Glass wouldn’t have shown him. And that means that Snape was a good guy all along! The Foe-Glass doesn’t lie. But what does this mean for you and your ...