Another thought provoking question ... do you have a favourite, or do you like Snape and Harry equally?

If I had to choose, I'd admit to liking Harry a teeny bit more. It's hard to explain why, but perhaps it's because there are some pretty mean Snapes out there - he is a compelling character but is an awfully nasty git most of the time.

I think I'm in the minority though, so share your thoughts; it will be interesting to see who comes out on top. ;D

We've been sharing some interesting thoughts about our Snarry love. If you haven't caught up, you might like to join in the art discussion - how do you see Snape and Harry? And/or you might like to share your first time: Can you remember how you found the fandom?

Today's discussion post is about your favourite Snarry genre. Do you prefer Happy Ever After, or more angst driven plots? Comedies or dark and twisted?

I'll start off by saying that I tend to enjoy comedies. Abstract Concept has a very witty way of writing. I also prefer HEA stories, or at least Happy For Now, but don't mind a bit of angst now and then. I find I avoid Character Death plots like the plague.

Please share the type of stories that affect you the most.

So how do you see Snape and Harry? Do you see them as movie Snape and Harry or something completely different? Pictorial examples (art or photos) welcome!

In the same vein, what's your favourite piece of Snarry art? Post links, and tell us what it is about the picture that appeals to you most.

This is a reminder that links to Snarry resources and journals can be found on our side-bar and in our Resources Journal Entry; stories recommended by Snape_Potter readers can be found in our Readers' Recs Entry and please click on the banner to check out our



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Readers might also like to make some recs from the latest Snarry Games, or post a link to recs in their own journals. See anything you really enjoyed this time around? Please feel free to share in the comments below.

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