Big Boss In The Harry Potter World

Snape hadn't died, because Potter had saved him then.

No matter what James Potter thought at the time, it was a fact that he had saved Snape's life and saved him from dying. But this was a shame for Snape, and Solim thought that even if Snape died there, he wouldn't have wanted Potter to save his life.

Dumbledore is not a fool, he knows better than anyone what happened in Hogwarts, this is his territory, and nothing in his territory can really be hidden from him.

His opinion on this matter is unknown, but Black's behavior has definitely brought him trouble, and even left some indelible marks on Dumbledore's heart.

Black's so-called "rebellion" later, Solim estimated that Dumbledore himself was not sure if he really rebelled. Although Black didn't get any punishment for Snape, Dumbledore understood. What Black did in school would affect Dumbledore's attitude and opinion of him, so much so that Dumbledore would provide the Ministry of Magic with unfavorable testimony that Black was Potter's Secret Keeper.

In fact, Solim was not sure whether Dumbledore knew that Black was not the secret agent, or whether he pretended to be confused and took this opportunity to teach Black a lesson. It might have been "justice overdue" for Snape even though he wasn't in jail for the attempted murder of Snape.

If Snape had really died then, who would have been most affected?

Sad Lily?

Disappointed Dumbledore?

Potter and Black getting some kind of punishment?

The answer is Lupin.

What will Lupine think when he regains his humanity and finds that he killed a man in werewolf form? What will he think about Black who planned this plan? What will he think about the other two people who may know about it? His most important thing Friends use him to kill other people-although this person has not been very easy to deal with them.

Black obviously didn't consider this matter, he didn't consider Lupine's feelings.

But James thought about it, so he risked his life to save Snape.

But what was Dumbledore thinking at the time? When a young wizard who had clearly shown his love for black magic and adored mysterious people came to him and asked him to help him get justice, why didn't Dumbledore do anything?

Obviously Snape could be saved at that time, obviously Snape could draw a line with those people at that time - as long as Dumbledore is willing to put his mind to helping Snape

If you are willing to take the time to correct Snape's wrong ideas at the time, and spend energy to correct Snape's character, then Snape can definitely embark on the ten and tenth life trajectories.

It's a pity that there was no if, Dumbledore hadn't done anything at the time. He may or may not have noticed at the time. But anyway, what kind of blow would this incident be to Snape? What kind of grievance would he have felt at that time?

You were bullied by other children outside, and you told your father when you went home, but your father didn’t ask right or wrong, he picked up a stick and beat you without saying a word, what would you think if it was on you?

Grievance turned into anger, and anger fermented into resentment.

It wouldn't be surprising if Snape really went the way of the Dark wizard. And it was Dumbledore who was in charge.

Strong negativity is the hallmark of a dark wizard.

But Snape wasn't really a dark wizard, although he was very proficient in the dark arts. Perhaps it was the deep love for Lily that prevented Snape from falling further.

"So, what did you think, Principal?" Solim said in a nonchalant tone.

Dumbledore's face was expressionless, but his agitated nostrils betrayed his restless heart.

What did Dumbledore think at the time, does it matter now? Because no matter what, the fault has been made, the fruit watered by resentment and hatred has grown, and there is no going back.

But Solim had to figure out this question. Was Dumbledore really negligent or had other plans? This question may not be important to others, at most other people's views on Dumbledore have changed, but for Solim But it is crucial.

What kind of views and thoughts does Dumbledore have on those wizards or groups that are attached to him? What kind of measures will Dumbledore take for those who may be saved but have to spend a lot of time and energy or even pay a huge price ? Do you pretend you didn’t see it? Or are you willing to pay some price to save these human tails that can be saved?

Solim, as a personal experiencer and experiencer, this feeling is completely different from reading a book or watching a movie. Solim has not forgotten the matter of Quirinus Quirrell, and now it is the matter of Snape, Solim must figure out what these wizards who are in the dark but can be saved mean to Dumbledore.

Solim didn't want to be used as cannon fodder for no apparent reason. I also don't want others to turn a blind eye when I can be pulled by others, or to be kicked into a deep pit and buried tightly with soil.

This was not what Solim wanted.

To put it seriously, Dumbledore's next words determined Solim's future actions, whether he gradually distanced himself from Dumbledore's side or continued to maintain contacts with Dumbledore to some extent.

"Things back then were very complicated...the situation at that time was also very chaotic." Dumbledore sighed, "Since you know so much about what happened back then, you naturally know what kind of people Hogwarts was like back then. atmosphere.

At that time, Voldemort had publicly used the name that everyone feared, and his Death Eaters also came into people's sight, and began to commit heinous crimes again and again. Because Voldemort's slogans were loud and provocative at the time, and most of the Death Eaters under his command were from pure-blood families, this caused the little wizards in Hogwarts to be very interested in these things, and they could even Call it fanaticism.

Among them, Gryffindor and Slytherin were the most. The two academies usually disliked each other, and this was even more so in the complicated external situation. Slytherin can be said to be (King Zhao's) Death Eater's reserve team. At that time, many Slytherin students went to become Death Eaters as soon as they graduated, while some Gryffindor students joined the side against Voldemort as soon as they graduated. All the brains outside the school were blown out. At that time, the school would receive news from outside the school that someone who had just graduated from Gryffindor was killed by someone who graduated from Slytherin, which further intensified the conflicts among the students. At that time, the school was full of gunpowder. The professors tried their best to suppress it, and the school has long become a battlefield. But even so, the skirmishes in the castle never stopped.

Under such circumstances, Snape, as a Slytherin, and a well-known "little Death Eater" who showed his love for black magic and worshiped Voldemort, came to sue Dumbledore, and the target of the lawsuit was For Gryffindor, who had always shown anti-Voldemort sentiments, and Potter as the leader, it was obvious who Dumbledore would favor. .