I always thought Snape q was still a Death Eater, you too?

[LordHateR]

What you think about?? rofl rofl rofl

[Mayor Gravity]

I thought he was, in his past?

[Saxgrrrl]

He was a death eater, but as a spy moreso for Dumbledore.

[LordHateR]

if he wasn't a Death Eater why kill Dumbledore??

[Saxgrrrl]

LordHateR

if he wasn't a Death Eater why kill Dumbledore??

Read the books. You'll figure it out.


maybe


eventually


...

[LordHateR]

Ha, have not read them, yet... xp xp xp

[Miss Marinara Sauce]

LordHateR

Ha, have not read them, yet... xp xp xp

Your ignorance is showing.

[LordHateR]

Hey ok, be cool girl, i was a human....i'm not perfect confused

[Chronic Awesome]

LordHateR

Hey ok, be cool girl, i was a human....i'm not perfect confused

I am.

[Hell Husbands]

LordHateR

Ha, have not read them, yet... xp xp xp

[abandoned_nr_26101143]

LordHateR

if he wasn't a Death Eater why kill Dumbledore??

Since you asked, I whitetext it. Read at your own peril.
Dumbledore asked/forced Snape to kill him. Dumbledore would die anyway from a curse and he didn't want Draco to be a killer. It was decided before the beginning of that school year and Snape was rather reluctant to the idea - which is why Dumbledore had to say "Severus, please" to remind him of his cruel promise.

But as for your question: yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to find out in the last book that he secretly was a better person than he let on. I had definitelly inderestimated him smile

[jpcera]

I always believed on the good side of Snape. And it showed in the lasp part of the film. He truly was on Potter's side.