A blue lantern glows on a snowy fallen branch in an indigo woodland at twilight.

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows  ·  2007

Severus Snape

Always.

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

Snape’s single word carries a feeling that has survived the passing years. In the book’s revelation, its brevity makes a long history of love and loss suddenly visible.

Sources (1)
  • HarryPotter.comThe Prince’s Tale, Deathly Hallows book, chapter 33: Snape’s answer.Reference checked

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