In the world of Harry Potter, your patronus can change to the patronus of someone that you fall in love with. Snape was in love with Lily Potter, this is significant because it shows how much he loved her.
snape did. its a silver doe because he loved lilly potter and that was the same as hers
Because when Snape met Lily he found a piece of her always with him and that was his nice side and she was best for him. So when she died Snape was so upset that his patrnous took of the shape of a doe.
Snape was very fond of Lily Potter and he loved her. They both have the same patronus, a doe.
Severus Snape was in love with Lily Evans, Harry Potter's mother. Snape's patronus is a deer because Lily's was a deer, and he was so in love with her that his patronus was the same as her's. It's a doe, actually.
it is doe skin
That is related to the fact that he was in love with Lily Evans - whose patronus was also a doe.
in the 7 book when he goes in snapes memory
It is a doe because Snape always loved Harry's mother, Lily, and her patronus was a doe. His never changed as he always loved her, as shown in the final book. Lily's patronus is a doe as it is complimentary to James Potter's stag.
Lily Evans.
A doe because he loved Lily Potter so much. It's possible it used to be a dementor but then he met Lily and it changed.
Severus Snape's Patronus is a doe, which is identical to Lily Evans (Harry Potter's mother). This is because Snape has loved Lily Evans all his life. It is highly probable that he always had the same patronus and that it didn't change. If it did change we don't know what it originally was.
snape did. its a silver doe because he loved lilly potter and that was the same as hers
Because when Snape met Lily he found a piece of her always with him and that was his nice side and she was best for him. So when she died Snape was so upset that his patrnous took of the shape of a doe.
It is a silver doe, like Lily Potter's because he loved her all his life.
Snape was very fond of Lily Potter and he loved her. They both have the same patronus, a doe.
To prove his point that he is still in love with the late Lily Potter: his Patronus is the same as hers was (a doe).
Severus Snape was in love with Lily Evans, Harry Potter's mother. Snape's patronus is a deer because Lily's was a deer, and he was so in love with her that his patronus was the same as her's. It's a doe, actually.