Severus Snape Quotes Always Novels & Stories

“Yet.” “I don’t know, it was a bit funny,” Severus muses, a dark smile playing on his lips. “She looked like a plucked chicken, just squawking on the floor.” He laughs heartily, a genuine sound of amusement, before taking another drag. He parts his lips to exhale the smoke in a perfect ring. “You should have cut the arms too, really done the trick.” He laughs again, shaking his head. “Maybe we can add that to the first official torture session,” I shrug, the casual cruelty coming easily when it concerns someone who hurt Eleanor.

"Professor Snape, please identify the potion." Professor Snape, in turn, walks near Director Bones and looks at the flask on her hand with a measuring look. The contents of the flask was a crystal clear liquid, very much like water, and the flask itself was sealed with a dropper cap. "Veritaserum." Said the man, walking back to where he previously was standing. Director Bones nods at the man and says. "Thank you for your help. Auror Shacklebolt, please, administer the standard dosage to the wizard identified as Peter Pettigrew."

“Well, mate is the first option. However, since Muggles like you don’t understand the term, perhaps I can be your lover. Or how do you Yanks say it? Your man. I can be your man.” A choked laugh escapes my mouth at his use of the word muggles. “Wait a minute?” I say, stepping closer as I run a towel down my wet hair. “Are you quoting Harry Potter?” He shrugs his shoulders with a roguish grin. “Nevaeh made me watch all seven movies. They were quite brilliant.” I arch my brows with astonishment. The idea that Azazel has sat down for hours to watch the story of a young boy’s adventures in a wizarding school is almost ludicrous. Seeing my incredulous look, Azazel places his hands on my waist and

"Was it worth it?" He was quiet for a moment. "Severus needed to be shut up." "Severus always needs to be shut up. You can't fight him every time." "I can when he's talking about you." I didn't have an immediate response to that. It landed too directly and I wasn't ready for it, so I looked back at the treeline and let the silence sit between us while I figured out what to do with it. "You didn't eat tonight either," I said finally.

“Yes, that’s exactly what I’m saying.” Octavia casted me a warning look, but her all-teeth smile remained, almost like she hoped I’d keep going on long enough to actually piss them off. I imagined living for centuries underground like fancy corpses was no fun at all, and this might be all the fun they get for the year. Though the rest didn’t look very entertained. Severus leaped down from the platform which was at least fifty feet high and landed on his feet like it was nothing. “What part of our judgement is unfair, Alpha?” he questioned, blazing gold eyes fixed on me.

Selene said and Jenny refused her. "We need to thank him..." Jenny added but seemed like Severus read her mind and he spoke, "If you wanted to say thank you. I don't want to receive that kind of shit from weaklings." He continued walking toward his chair to get his bag. Maine widened her eyes and she looked at Jenny. They could not believe that Severus was a man full of pride on his mind. "I told you let's go." Selene muttered and she grabbed again the arms of her friends. They walked away but when they reached the door, Severus spoke with a lower tone of voice which made Selene to stop.

Surely questioning his authority would be enough to finally push him over the edge. "Another reason I adore you." Severus stood from his chair, and Sidia had to suppress the urge to jump back. "You are truly fearless, aren't you? You nearly lost your life challenging a vampire, and here you are. Doing it again. Some might say that makes you stupid." Severus ran his fingers through his hair and adjusted his collar. "However, I just think you would rather die as your authentic self than live a lie. That kind of dedication to your morals and character is outstanding."

“It’s all right, Severus. We’ll be getting drunk later and laughing at all this.” Severus muttered with no humor, “Do you believe that?” Porcius’ grin could be seen in the moonlight. “Certainly. These damn people have never seen me run when the buggerman is chasing me.” “I’ll be in front of you,” Severus promised. “Doubt it. Get going.”

Someone that’ll keep us rooted when the storms pass by. “And when he comes, don’t be afraid to give him a hard time but don’t forget to love him too. It’s going to be scary at first but it’s all about trust in the end. If you can’t trust him, it’s not love,” I told her while still keeping my eyes on the bright screen and yet, I wasn’t paying attention to anything that Professor Snape was talking about. I was there but my mind definitely wasn’t. I saw Penny nod at the end of my vision and the ends of my lips quirked playfully.

“Why would you do that?” “Because I like you,” Severus said simply. “Because you remind me of someone I once knew. Because I can, and because I want to. Does it matter?” “Yes,” Sasha said. “It matters. Nobody does something for nothing.” Severus smiled again, and this time it reached his eyes. “Smart girl. You’re right, of course. I do want something from you.” “What?” Sasha asked, already knowing she wasn’t going to like the answer. Severus leaned closer, his cologne expensive and cloying.