What I Really Appreciated About Saltburn At The End Of The Day Was Just The Way It Was A Whole Big Fingerguns

i think one of the reasons i go so hard for severus snape is because i truly do not think the fandom really understands the gravity of what it meant to be a spy for the order/double agent death eater.

from the pieces we see of what they are like...? dangling the muggles upside down in their pajamas at the quidditch world cup? torturing people into insanity using the cruciatus curse? that absolute nightmare of a scene in the opening of the deathly hallows? the way voldemort slaughtered people after the absolute failure at malfoy manor? i could go on. snape snaps at harry for using voldemort's name multiple times.

the very fact that severus snape used to be a death eater greatly shames him. he is ashamed and is repentant. we see this in his scene with 'mad eye moody' in 'goblet of fire'.

it's funny because the fandom seems to understand just how awful the death eaters were which is why they can't forgive snape for being one (which isn't a very good reason considering how much they project and love regulus) but simultaneously diminish and understate the impact it must have had on snape to rejoin such a nightmare.

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"Vampire" (Love and Pain) by Edvard Munch

the anguish of female suffering is crying out for ur mom fully aware of her absence yet yearning for her embrace when ur in deep pain. the enduring bond between mother and her daughter.

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“the cold black eyes were boring once more. close your mind. . . close your mind. . .”

or

eldritch-esque legilimens severus snape

These two saved the world btw

androgynous summer snape save me

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Bellatrix: why do you always miss out on field missions?!?!

20 year old Deatheater Snape: