Snape's doe Patronus showed that he was on Dumbledore's side and willing to protect Harry. The form of Snape's Patronus proved his acceptance of Lily's choices and regret for his past actions.

Despite being a Death Eater and a bit of an antagonist, Snape was always in love with Lily Potter. Lily's Patronus was also a doe, the complement to her true love's stag, James. Patronuses can ...

Snape's attitude reflected a clear irreverence for Lily's wishes. He obsessed over her, and he even claimed her memory and image — i.e. his doe Patronus — without her consent. Every time I ...

One of the aspects of Snape and his story that resonates with his many is his tragic love story with Harry’s mother, Lily. To this end, over on the Harry Potter Reddit page one fan recently ...

Lily is never seen casting a Patronus in the "Harry Potter" books or films, but Rowling has noted her ability to produce a corporeal doe Patronus on multiple occasions. Severus Snape's Patronus ...

Before he passed the critical information of the prophecy to Lord Voldemort, Snape could have turned the situation to his own advantage, using it as an opportunity to remove James and have Lily.

Snape anonymously sent a silver doe into the Forest of Dean to help Harry with his mission in the final book/movie. Since his happiest and most loving memories were with Harry's mother ...

Harry has known for approximately 10 minutes that Snape loved Lily and tried to protect Harry. Snape also abused him for six years, bullied his friends and classmates, and -- whether or not for ...

The realization can be seen in full below, but it involves Lily Potter, and how Snape’s love for the character outweighed his evil deeds as a Death Eater. However, according to the post below th ...