What did Harry see happening between Snape and Filch?

Answer 1

Harry learned a few things, but the most important was that Harry would have to die in order to destroy Voldemort.

He also learned that Snape has always loved his mother, and that he has been working as a double agent for seventeen years.

Answer 2

From Professor Snape's memories, Harry finds out the truth as to why he is disliked by Snape so much. As a boy, Snape had attended Hogwarts with Harry's father, James Potter. James was like your modern-day jock, who got all of the girls, had the brains, someone who had everything. On the other hand, the young Snape was a social pariah who no one had interest for or liked at all. James Potter often taunted Snape and made him feel inferior. Though in the end, the one to befriend Snape was Harry's own mother, Lilly. Snape was always jealous of Potter because he had Lilly (though at the time, she found him arrogant and uncouth) and later reflected that after the Potter parents death. In return, Snape has always felt resentment because Harry was able to see how much Snape never fit in, and how Harry's father was never the hero that he thought.

Answer 3

Harry has looked at Snape's memories twice in the series.

The first time was in Order of the Phoenix, where Harry saw that his father, James, bullied Snape at school.

The second time was in Deathly Hallows, where Harry learned how Snape was friends and in love with his mother Lily, had been working for Dumbledore the entire time and assisting him while he was on the run, and explaining to him what needed to happen next (Harry sacrificing himself).

Answer 4

In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry sees Filch help Snape bandage up his leg after he had been bitten by Fluffy. Snape was also talking to Filch about Fluffy, making Harry even more suspicious.

Answer 5

Harrys father and Cyrus has bought over Harry’s mothers affection

Answer 6

I don’t know