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The World of Severus Snape

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[info]mary_j_59
10/8/08 09:50 pm (UTC)
The most glaringly obvious literary model, other than Heathcliff, is Dante.

And I don't agree that Edmund was a thoroughly nasty little boy. Well, he was a bit of a stinker in LWW. but grew to be the kindest and fairest-minded of the children. I like Edmund!

However, over and above all of these, the clearest literary model I saw in Severus Snape was Aragorn. Both "look foul but feel fair', and both show through their actions who and what they really are -- and that we shouldn't judge by appearances.

Snape's not an anti-hero. He's a hero.
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