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Why was Snape trying to save Harry from Voldemort?

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Why was Snape trying to save Harry from Voldemort?

After Dumbledore dies, Snape has to try to help Harry defeat the Horcruxes like he told Dumbledore he would. He is the one who journeys to the Forest of Dean and leaves the sword in the lake. He then produces his Patronus to lead Harry to the spot.

Did Snape lie to Voldemort about when they were moving Harry?

In order to preserve his position as a trusted Death Eater, Severus Snape was forced to tell Voldemort the true date at which the Order planned to move Harry. The rest of the Order was unaware of this, as they believed Snape to be a traitor.

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Did Snape care that James died?

No. He did not care about James and Harry. Whether they live or die mattered little to him. But he certainly loved Lily (at least as a friend (in my opinion)) and he knew she would not be happy to hear that he is the indirect cause of the deaths of those she loves.

Who was Snape actually loyal to?

Albus Dumbledore
Severus Snape was loyal to Lily Potter, and the loyalty he gave to Albus Dumbledore was far from being deserved.

What does Snape say to Harry at the end of Harry Potter?

Later on, Harry witnesses Snape get attacked by Voldemort and Voldemort’s snake. By the time Harry reaches Snape, all Snape can do is give Harry memories in his tears, and makes one final remark, “you have your mother’s eyes,” — a phrase Harry had heard from many people.

Why did Snape become the headmaster of Hogwarts?

While Harry, Ron, and Hermione are venturing to weaken Dumbledore, Snape assumes the role of Headmaster at Hogwarts. To me, this seemed like his way to keep the students safe from Voldemort — if he’s watching over them, Voldemort won’t attack, knowing they’re being protected. 8. Deathly Hallows: Part 2

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What was Snape’s role in the Chamber of Secrets?

Chamber of Secrets While Ginny Weasley had the cursed diary, Snape helped train students in combative spells. Also, he witnessed Harry behave in a way that confirmed what Dumbledore had always believed — Harry and Voldemort were connected.

Should JK Rowling apologize for killing Snape?

By the time Harry’s story ended, Snape ended up as my favorite character, and he is now a character I follow knowing the real motives behind his actions. To which I say, Ms. Rowling: You need not apologize for killing Snape. In some ways, his character needed to die.