John Snape of HP

Charlie also told him he'd better dress up in Snape's outfit before going to the interview—

Wearing sunglasses, a big mask, and a knitted hat, John sneaked into the car, muttering.

"And asking me to go out dressed as Snape? Just kidding! Unless he wants to see John Snape's fresh corpse from the oven."

At the gate of the building where the interview was going to take place, many fans who heard the news had already gathered around.Holding the name cards or big portraits of the characters in Harry Potter in their hands, they looked expectantly at the door and the huge display screen next to them, waiting for the start of the interview.

John watched this scene with a headache, and it took him a long time to enter the building under the support of the staff.

"Mr. Snape? No make-up yet? Come backstage, it's about to start." A man hurried over and led him to the backstage.

John followed him a little confusedly, not remembering the man's name.

Director David Yates and producer David—John's old friend David Heyman, as well as the protagonist Daniel Jr. and Dumbledore's actor Harris are already waiting in the background.

"Hi, Mr. Snape." Yates greeted him.

"Dude, you're finally here. I thought you'd be late." Producer David punched him in the chest.

"John, you're here." Daniel nodded to him.

"Yo!" Harris looked old and unscrupulous.

John hurriedly sat in front of the mirror and let the makeup artist fiddle with it.They also responded one by one in their mouths.

——Said it was Little Daniel, it’s already out of character.Daniel is 15 years old and already looks like an adult.

It was this that made John regret.

Daniel's outline began to mature, and circles of stubble grew around his mouth, and he was no longer as cute as the tender little boy before.

But even though he's grown up, he can't help but cringe when facing John.It was John who left a deep impression on him when he played Snape.

"This interview is mainly to respond to the situation of the two newly released books." David walked over to explain, trying to warn him a little more before going on stage.

"Because of the big reversal of the plot you wrote—" he winked at John in admiration, "the fans are very emotional and enthusiastic. So we want to use this interview to guide them to have a way to express themselves."

"John, tell us more about Dumbledore and Snape. They love to hear that." He patted John on the shoulder.

——So this is too much guilt and love and no place to vent, so let me come to the rescue?

John couldn't laugh or cry.

"Okay...let me think about it. Is there anything else to say in the movie." He said slowly.

"Think about it carefully." David signaled the makeup artist to move lightly, "The host will cooperate with you, you can speak freely."

"Is the make-up ready? It's time to play." Yates looked at the entrance of the passage, where a staff member was standing there gesturing.

Daniel stood up quickly.

"That's it, don't change, he's already handsome enough." David also pulled John to stand up and walked towards the entrance of the passage.

"I can guarantee...the last two movies will definitely be a hit." Harris leaned over and muttered in a low voice.

"It will," John whispered, lips still.

The voice of the host at the front desk came faintly: "Let us welcome the Harry Potter crew to come on stage—"

Suddenly there was a burst of very warm applause and whistles.

A group of people immediately walked from the backstage to the brightly lit front desk.

The host was sitting on a single sofa, and the long sofa directly opposite was empty, just for them.

They sat on the sofa one by one.John was last, and people screamed and cheered when they saw him.

"You're welcome, aren't you Professor Snape?" The host, a young male, winked playfully at John.

John immediately straightened his face, sneered, and replied in a sarcastic tone: "If your eyes have not become ornaments, this is obvious."

There was another wave of screaming and shouting in the auditorium.Someone shouted one after another: "Professor Snape! Snape!"

John and Harris looked at each other, tacit understanding.

The familiar tone and sarcastic answer came from Professor Snape.They usually see Professor Snape speaking like this in movies, and they either find it disgusting or too venomous.

But now, obviously, everyone is glad that they can hear such irony.

"Mr. Snape, in the book 'Half-Blood Prince', you suddenly wrote that Professor Dumbledore died, making everyone hate 'you', what a bold attempt." The host began to bring up the topic up.

"In fact, I was taken aback. Everyone became very angry. I was worried that someone would come to my house and smash it that morning." John joked half-truly.

He couldn't get over the horror of nearly losing Severus.

"Where is Mr. Harris? How did you feel when you first saw it?" The host turned his attention to Harris again.

Harris spread his hands, with lingering fear on his face: "I just finished watching 'Half-Blood Prince' and I was also puzzled. No matter how I think about it, Dumbledore doesn't seem like a person who would beg for mercy before death. I also called John specifically. It’s a pity that he didn’t answer the phone that day.”

"How could I be in the mood that day, I was only nervous about the data." John coughed dryly.

"After watching 'Deathly Hallows', and looking back at Dumbledore's words before his death, I finally understood what he meant." Harris said with emotion, "Dumbledore didn't say 'Severus, please' Begging Snape not to kill him, begging Snape to kill him."

"Who would have thought of that." The host also sighed.

A buzz of conversation erupted from the auditorium.A few clever fans brought the book, quickly turned to the chapters there, and suddenly realized after comparing them.

"Mr. Snape, why did you decide to write Dumbledore dead?" the host asked again.

This question is prepared.

John replied without thinking: "In fact, this is something that has been foreshadowed for a long time. I have planted a foreshadowing in Harry Potter and Azkaban."

"Oh?" The expressions of the host and others became excited.

"Yes - you remember in the third book, at Christmas time. Professor Trelawney was late. As she was about to sit down, she screamed 'I dare not sit down! Never forget , if thirteen people sit together to eat. The first one to stand up will be the first to die!'”

He spread his palms and smiled at everyone:

"So, let's recall, who was sitting in the Christmas hall that year?"

People looked at each other in blank dismay. Without a book, no one could tell the exact person, so they could only guess and ask:

"Professor Dumbledore?" "Professor McGonagall?" "Professor Trelawney?"

John counted them one by one: "Dumbledore, McGonagall, Snape, Sprout, Flitwick, Filch. Three more students - two first-years, a Slytherin fifth-year Well, the Harry trio."

"But in fact, before Professor Trelawney arrived, there were actually thirteen people - don't forget Ron's mouse Scabbers. So when Dumbledore was the first to stand up to greet Professor Trelawney By that time, his fate had already fulfilled Professor Trelawney's prophecy."

The audience was in an uproar.

Even Harris, Harry, and David all changed from dazed to stunned.

"You're foreshadowing, I'm convinced." Harris gave a thumbs up.

"Not only that, but there was also a dinner party for 13 people in the book of the Order of the Phoenix, and Sirius was the first to stand up. In fact, he was also the first to die among the 13 people."

"In the Deathly Hallows, in Shell Cottage, Lupine told everyone the happy news of the birth of his son Teddy. At this time, there were also thirteen people sitting around the table-just count it. Lupine was the first to stand up The one who died, he was also the one who died first."

Looking at the stunned crowd, John made a conclusion: "So, this prophecy has never failed."

"...Professor Trelawney is so powerful?" Daniel murmured in shock, with an expression of disbelief.

"Professor Trelawney can be regarded as an important supporting role. Her prophecy runs through from the beginning to the end." The host asked, "But she has always given the impression that she is a mediocre and incompetent woman."

John glanced at him.

The fact that the host can ask this question shows that he has also carefully read Harry Potter.This made John feel better about him.

"That's right." John nodded, "Sybil Trelawney. The name 'Sybil' is the priestess of the Temple of Apollo in Greek mythology. She can predict the future, but she was cursed by Apollo, making No one will believe every prophecy she says."

"That's what was considered when setting up the characters. Since she is a descendant of this prophecy family, she is still troubled by this curse. Even if the prophecies she said are correct, no one will To trust her - it all came true, actually."

The moderator leads the applause.

There was a very warm applause in the hall.

This time, not just for Professor Snape, but for the venerable author.

Looking at their expressions and movements of admiration and joy, John's eyes were a little misty.

Snape, who was watching the live broadcast on TV at home, changed slightly.

—he could see that John was actually a little depressed.

The author has something to say: Thank you Nemesis for your comment and catching bugs, it is a prophecy not a curse, it has been corrected