In the books, Harry's Patronus take the form of a stag, representing his father, while adversary turned hero Professor Snape's Patronus is a doe, a symbol of his long love for Harry's mother Lily.

Minerva McGonagall is Headmistress more than once in the series and then takes up the position permanently at the end of the ...

When turned on, it casts a shadow of Snape’s doe Patronus on the nearby wall to help you work better in dim light, and probably scare off Dementors*!

Harry Potter fans could also snag up a secondary Severus Snape Patronus to also use it as a Lily Potter Patronus. Each of these blue translucent designs is very well done is an important part of ...

Harry eventually teaches Dumbledore’s Army how to cast it, members of the Order of the Phoenix use it to communicate, and Severus Snape’s Patronus reveals his true allegiance, even after all ...

Although Severus Snape definitely isn’t the most affectionate character in the Potter series, his Patronus is also based around love, as it takes the form of a doe - like Lily Potter’s.

Considering Lord Voldemort's close ties to snakes and the fact that both Lily and Snape's Patronus was a deer, it's hard to imagine this was all just a happy coincidence for author J.K. Rowling.

In the comments, one Harry Potter fan has argued that: "Everyone knows it's when Dumbledore shows Snape that his Patronus is the doe." While a few others have said that it is when Snape admits he ...

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.