30 interesting facts about Severus Snape

 

  1. Liked Lily Evans

  2. Hated James Potter, Sirius black, Peter Pettigrew, and Remus Lupin.

  3. Only a few weeks older than Lily Evans.

  4. It's his fault George lost his ear.

  5. Liked giving Harry a hard time.

  6. Lily might have fallen in love with Severus if he was not a death eater.

  7. Harry named his son Albus Severus Potter.

  8. Hated Gilderoy Lockhart.

  9. Had a witch mom and muggle dad

  10. Trusted Albus Dumbledore to keep Lily Evans safe.

  11. Was loyal to Albus Dumbledore

  12. Forced Remus Lupin to resign.

  13. Was a member of the slug club.

  14. Overheard the prophecy.

  15. Best at the dark arts while at school.

  16. 32 when he started teaching 38 when he died.

  17.  Also known as the Half-Blood Prince

  18. Only Death Eater that can cast a patronus.

  19. His contempt for muggles was due to his abusive father 

  20. Youngest professor in Hogwarts history

  21. He became head of slytherin the minute he became a teacher

  22. His portrait did not immediately appear in the headmasters office

  23. There is a type of crab named after him called the Harryplex Severus

  24. Taught all the Weasley kids potions

  25. He is the only death eater that can fly unsupported 

  26. Invented a number of spells and curses while still a student.

  27. Rita Skeeter published a book about him

  28. Loved taking points from Gryffindor

  29. His last name comes from a small village in England. 

  30. Harry once visited Severus’ hometown

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