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The Top Ten Best Professor Snape Moments

As a tribute to Alan Rickman, let us remember some of his greatest moments as Professor Snape.

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On Thursday, January 14, 2016 we lost a legend. Alan Rickman passed away at age 69 surrounded by his closest family members and friends. Although the renowned actor has been a part of what many believe to be the greatest collection of films in history, the Harry Potter films, he has also played characters that range from aliens to caterpillars; but it is his role as Professor Severus Snape that many of us hold dear to our hearts.

Professor Snape was probably one of the most misunderstood characters ever. It is this fact that makes him so complex and that makes him a favorite among Harry Potter fans all around. Because of my love for J.K. Rowling's character, and my admiration of Alan Rickman, I have chosen some of my favorite Professor Snape moments of all time.

1. “Turn to page 394”


2. When Neville’s fear turned out to be Professor Snape


3. He refused to take any sass from Umbridge


4. He protected the trio when Lupin transformed into a Werewolf


5. When he makes this shocking announcement


6. When he smacked Ron in the back of the head


7. When he tried to save Harry from falling off of his broom *insert hair flip*


8. His Patronus ended up being a doe.


9. When he gave Harry the most useful advice ever


10. When he smacked Ron again.


11. “Always”


Alan, you will always be in the hearts of those who cherished your work and looked up to you as a man of incredible talent and wise words.

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