Snape is standing on Platform Nine and Three Quarters next to a thin, sour-looking woman whom Harry recognizes as Snape's mother, Eileen Prince. The scene changes into a different memory. Accusing Snape of breaking the branch, Lily goes away, leaving him miserable and confused. When Petunia appears and insults Snape, a tree branch above breaks and falls on her. When Lily inquires about Snape's parents, he says that they are still arguing, revealing Snape's unhappy home life. Snape is telling Lily about Hogwarts and magic, including Azkaban and the Dementors. The scene dissolves and reforms into a new one. It is apparent he was planning this for a while and it all went wrong. Insulted at being called a witch, Lily follows her indignant sister and goes away, leaving Snape bitterly disappointed. After Lily shows some strange tricks to her older sister, unaware she is performing magic, Snape emerges and informs Lily that she is a witch and derides Petunia as a Muggle. A young, small boy, whom Harry recognizes as Snape, is watching two girls, Petunia and Lily Evans, from behind a small bush. Harry pours Snape's memories into the Pensieve, and, hoping to briefly escape his own mind, enters the memories.
Unable to bear the sight, Harry runs to the Headmaster's office, where all the portraits stand empty, and finds Dumbledore's Pensieve. Harry sees Fred, Lupin and Tonks among the deceased. Harry, Ron, and Hermione return to Hogwarts through the tunnel, and Ron and Hermione enter the Great Hall, where the defenders are regrouping and the many wounded and dead lie. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.Īfter witnessing Severus Snape's death, Harry hears Lord Voldemort's magically amplified voice, speaking to everyone at Hogwarts, and specifically to Harry, giving him one hour to surrender and threatening to kill everyone if he fails to comply.
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