The Prince's Tale
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione Exit the Shrieking Shack
After Lord Voldemort's announcement, Harry, Ron, and Hermione crawl back through the tunnel leading out of the Shrieking Shack. The trio is silent, each lost in their own thoughts, with Lord Voldemort's ultimatum haunting their minds. As they reach the lawn of Hogwarts, they notice the absence of Grawp and his attacker but press on toward the castle, anxious about the next steps.
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After Lord Voldemort's announcement, Harry, Ron, and Hermione crawl back through the tunnel leading out of the Shrieking Shack. The trio is silent, each lost in their own thoughts, with Lord Voldemort's ultimatum haunting their minds. As they reach the lawn of Hogwarts, they notice the absence of Grawp and his attacker but press on toward the castle, anxious about the next steps.
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The Aftermath in the Great Hall
Harry, Ron, and Hermione enter the Great Hall to find it filled with survivors and the dead. The House tables are gone, and groups of mourners stand by their loved ones. Harry witnesses the grief-stricken Weasley family surrounding Fred's body, while Ginny, swollen with tears, is comforted by Hermione. Harry also sees the bodies of Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks, lying still and peaceful under the enchanted ceiling.
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione enter the Great Hall to find it filled with survivors and the dead. The House tables are gone, and groups of mourners stand by their loved ones. Harry witnesses the grief-stricken Weasley family surrounding Fred's body, while Ginny, swollen with tears, is comforted by Hermione. Harry also sees the bodies of Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks, lying still and peaceful under the enchanted ceiling.
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Harry Flees the Great Hall
Overwhelmed with guilt and grief, Harry cannot bring himself to face the Weasleys or look at the bodies of those who died in the battle. He runs from the Great Hall, unable to handle the thought that he could have prevented their deaths by surrendering earlier. Harry rushes through the empty castle, desperate to escape his emotions.
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Overwhelmed with guilt and grief, Harry cannot bring himself to face the Weasleys or look at the bodies of those who died in the battle. He runs from the Great Hall, unable to handle the thought that he could have prevented their deaths by surrendering earlier. Harry rushes through the empty castle, desperate to escape his emotions.
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Harry Seeks Dumbledore's Guidance
Harry races through the castle to the headmaster's office, seeking comfort or guidance from Dumbledore's portrait. When he arrives, he finds the office empty, as the portraits of the headmasters and headmistresses have all left to watch the battle. Desperate, Harry retrieves the Pensieve and pours Severus Snape's memories into it, eager to escape into someone else's thoughts and perhaps learn something that can help.
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Harry races through the castle to the headmaster's office, seeking comfort or guidance from Dumbledore's portrait. When he arrives, he finds the office empty, as the portraits of the headmasters and headmistresses have all left to watch the battle. Desperate, Harry retrieves the Pensieve and pours Severus Snape's memories into it, eager to escape into someone else's thoughts and perhaps learn something that can help.
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Young Severus Snape Observes Lily Evans
In the first of Snape's memories, Harry finds himself in a playground where a young Severus Snape watches Lily Evans and her sister Petunia. Lily displays early signs of her magical ability, delighting herself but angering her sister. Snape, eager to meet Lily, reveals himself and tells her that she is a witch, starting the beginning of their lifelong connection.
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In the first of Snape's memories, Harry finds himself in a playground where a young Severus Snape watches Lily Evans and her sister Petunia. Lily displays early signs of her magical ability, delighting herself but angering her sister. Snape, eager to meet Lily, reveals himself and tells her that she is a witch, starting the beginning of their lifelong connection.
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Snape and Lily's Bond Deepens
In a small thicket near the river, Snape and Lily continue to bond over their shared magical abilities. Snape explains more about the magical world, including the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts. Lily is eager to learn, but Petunia spies on them and eventually runs away when caught. The bond between Lily and Snape strengthens, even as Petunia expresses disapproval.
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In a small thicket near the river, Snape and Lily continue to bond over their shared magical abilities. Snape explains more about the magical world, including the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts. Lily is eager to learn, but Petunia spies on them and eventually runs away when caught. The bond between Lily and Snape strengthens, even as Petunia expresses disapproval.
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Petunia Rejects Lily's Pleas
On platform nine and three-quarters, Lily pleads with her sister Petunia to forgive her for being accepted to Hogwarts. Petunia angrily rejects Lily's pleas and calls her a freak, expressing jealousy and resentment. Severus Snape watches this exchange with a mixture of emotions, observing the rift between the sisters grow.
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On platform nine and three-quarters, Lily pleads with her sister Petunia to forgive her for being accepted to Hogwarts. Petunia angrily rejects Lily's pleas and calls her a freak, expressing jealousy and resentment. Severus Snape watches this exchange with a mixture of emotions, observing the rift between the sisters grow.
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Snape and Lily's Growing Tensions at Hogwarts
After the Sorting at Hogwarts, Snape and Lily's friendship is strained as they end up in different Houses—Lily in Gryffindor and Snape in Slytherin. Their growing social circles and differing values begin to drive a wedge between them, particularly as Snape befriends students who dabble in Dark Magic.
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After the Sorting at Hogwarts, Snape and Lily's friendship is strained as they end up in different Houses—Lily in Gryffindor and Snape in Slytherin. Their growing social circles and differing values begin to drive a wedge between them, particularly as Snape befriends students who dabble in Dark Magic.
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The Incident by the Whomping Willow
During their time at Hogwarts, Snape and Lily argue about their friendship. Lily is uncomfortable with Snape's association with students like Mulciber and Avery, while Snape defends their actions as harmless fun. Snape's obsession with the Marauders also puts a strain on their relationship, especially after James Potter saves Snape from the dangers of the Whomping Willow.
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During their time at Hogwarts, Snape and Lily argue about their friendship. Lily is uncomfortable with Snape's association with students like Mulciber and Avery, while Snape defends their actions as harmless fun. Snape's obsession with the Marauders also puts a strain on their relationship, especially after James Potter saves Snape from the dangers of the Whomping Willow.
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Snape's Apology Rejected by Lily
Late at night, Severus Snape tries to apologize to Lily for calling her a "Mudblood." Lily, standing in front of the portrait entrance to Gryffindor Tower, refuses his apology. She declares that she can no longer be friends with Snape, accusing him of aligning himself with the Death Eaters and their hateful ideology. Snape's attempts to explain himself fall on deaf ears, and Lily walks away, ending their friendship.
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Late at night, Severus Snape tries to apologize to Lily for calling her a "Mudblood." Lily, standing in front of the portrait entrance to Gryffindor Tower, refuses his apology. She declares that she can no longer be friends with Snape, accusing him of aligning himself with the Death Eaters and their hateful ideology. Snape's attempts to explain himself fall on deaf ears, and Lily walks away, ending their friendship.
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Snape Begs Dumbledore to Protect Lily
In a desperate plea, Severus Snape meets with Albus Dumbledore on a hilltop, begging him to protect Lily Evans after hearing the prophecy and realizing that Lord Voldemort has targeted her and her family. Snape, wracked with guilt and fear, is willing to do anything to ensure Lily's safety. Dumbledore harshly condemns Snape's selfishness but agrees to help, provided Snape offers something in return.
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In a desperate plea, Severus Snape meets with Albus Dumbledore on a hilltop, begging him to protect Lily Evans after hearing the prophecy and realizing that Lord Voldemort has targeted her and her family. Snape, wracked with guilt and fear, is willing to do anything to ensure Lily's safety. Dumbledore harshly condemns Snape's selfishness but agrees to help, provided Snape offers something in return.
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Snape's Grief After Lily's Death
Snape, devastated after the death of Lily Evans at Lord Voldemort's hands, breaks down in Dumbledore's office. He expresses deep remorse and wishes he had died instead of her. Dumbledore urges Snape to help protect Lily's son, Harry, but Snape initially resists, overcome by grief and guilt. Dumbledore convinces him that protecting Harry is the only way to honor Lily's memory.
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Snape, devastated after the death of Lily Evans at Lord Voldemort's hands, breaks down in Dumbledore's office. He expresses deep remorse and wishes he had died instead of her. Dumbledore urges Snape to help protect Lily's son, Harry, but Snape initially resists, overcome by grief and guilt. Dumbledore convinces him that protecting Harry is the only way to honor Lily's memory.
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Snape's Unwavering Devotion to Lily
Snape meets with Dumbledore and insists that his protection of Harry is only because of Lily, not because he cares for the boy. He demands that Dumbledore never reveal the depth of his feelings for Lily. Dumbledore solemnly agrees, impressed by Snape's steadfast loyalty and sacrifice. Snape's Patronus, the silver doe, serves as a final testament to his undying love for Lily.
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Snape meets with Dumbledore and insists that his protection of Harry is only because of Lily, not because he cares for the boy. He demands that Dumbledore never reveal the depth of his feelings for Lily. Dumbledore solemnly agrees, impressed by Snape's steadfast loyalty and sacrifice. Snape's Patronus, the silver doe, serves as a final testament to his undying love for Lily.
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Snape Infiltrates the Order of the Phoenix
Acting on Dumbledore's orders, Snape infiltrates the Death Eaters and passes on critical information. He helps to orchestrate the plan involving multiple Harry Potters during the escape from Privet Drive, ensuring Harry's safety by suggesting the use of decoys. Snape carefully navigates his dual role as a double agent, maintaining his position within Lord Voldemort's ranks.
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Acting on Dumbledore's orders, Snape infiltrates the Death Eaters and passes on critical information. He helps to orchestrate the plan involving multiple Harry Potters during the escape from Privet Drive, ensuring Harry's safety by suggesting the use of decoys. Snape carefully navigates his dual role as a double agent, maintaining his position within Lord Voldemort's ranks.
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Snape's Regret in Sirius's Old Bedroom
Snape, filled with sorrow and regret, visits Sirius Black's old bedroom at 12 Grimmauld Place. He finds and reads an old letter from Lily, which brings him to tears. Snape takes the part of the letter signed by Lily and the photograph of her, but angrily discards the portion showing James Potter and young Harry. This private moment reveals Snape's enduring love for Lily and resentment toward James.
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Snape, filled with sorrow and regret, visits Sirius Black's old bedroom at 12 Grimmauld Place. He finds and reads an old letter from Lily, which brings him to tears. Snape takes the part of the letter signed by Lily and the photograph of her, but angrily discards the portion showing James Potter and young Harry. This private moment reveals Snape's enduring love for Lily and resentment toward James.
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Snape Plants the Sword of Gryffindor
On Dumbledore's orders, Snape delivers the Sword of Gryffindor to Harry in secret. He learns from Phineas Nigellus Black's portrait that Harry, Hermione, and Ron are camping in the Forest of Dean. Snape takes the sword and places it in a position where Harry will find it, ensuring that the trio can use it in their quest to destroy Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes, without Lord Voldemort suspecting his involvement.
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On Dumbledore's orders, Snape delivers the Sword of Gryffindor to Harry in secret. He learns from Phineas Nigellus Black's portrait that Harry, Hermione, and Ron are camping in the Forest of Dean. Snape takes the sword and places it in a position where Harry will find it, ensuring that the trio can use it in their quest to destroy Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes, without Lord Voldemort suspecting his involvement.
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Harry Rises from the Pensieve
After witnessing Snape's memories, Harry pulls himself out of the Pensieve, processing the revelations about Snape's loyalty, his love for Lily, and his crucial role in protecting Harry. The weight of Snape's sacrifices hits Harry as he understands the complexity of Snape's character and his ultimate purpose.
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After witnessing Snape's memories, Harry pulls himself out of the Pensieve, processing the revelations about Snape's loyalty, his love for Lily, and his crucial role in protecting Harry. The weight of Snape's sacrifices hits Harry as he understands the complexity of Snape's character and his ultimate purpose.
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