Did Snape loved Lily more than James?

James Potter loved Lily more. James Potter and Severus Snape are very different and yet very similar. James was born to a wealthy inventor, Fleamont Potter, and his loving wife.

Who do Snape and Lily have the same Patronus?

In the wizarding world, the identity of a person’s Patronus is highly significant – Harry, for example, has the same Patronus as his father, James, and Severus Snape’s Patronus changed to be the same as the woman he was in love with, Lily Potter, when she died.

What if Lily chose Snape?

Lily would have married Snape only if he had turned over a new leaf. James would have been heart-broken. Lily would have make Snape quit working for Voldemort. So they would have been trying to hide from Voldemort who would have tried to track them down and kill them like they did Igor Karkaroff and Regulus Black.

Did Severus Snape love Harry Potter?

No. Severus Snape loved Lily Potter, not Harry Potter. He hated Harry. This is something that is important in the series because even though Snape actually hates Harry, he still protects him every chance he gets.

Where did Lily Potter and Severus Snape live in Harry Potter?

At the age of nine, Lily became friends with Severus Snape, who lived down in Spinner’s End, which was within walking distance of the Evans’ house. However, her family was apparently better off, since Petunia sneered at Snape for coming from that poverty-stricken neighbourhood. Snape tells Lily that she is a witch

Is Lily Evans related to Snape?

Lily Evans was born in 1960 and her family, like Severus’ also lived in Cokeworth although Lily’s family lived in a more respected area, unlike Spinners End which we have already discovered, is where Snape hailed from. Lily had an older sister called Petunia which she became close to growing up.

Why did Snape choose the Dark Arts over Lily?

Updated on March 18th, 2021 by Svetlana Sterlin: Even after the release of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child, doubt remains for those who found Snape’s pursuit of Lily less than romantic. He chose the Dark Arts over his friendship with Lily after she made it clear that she wanted nothing to do with that path.

Why did Lily Potter hate her sister Petunia?

Likely partly due to her own jealousy, Petunia would taunt Lily and Snape, demanding that Lily not be Snape’s friend. Snape, who found Petunia and presumably other muggles (and squibs) repugnant, given his propensity for the Dark Arts, despised her and instructed Lily to not care about what her sister thought.