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In the first novel Snape is suspected by Harry of wanting to steal a stone that creates immmortality for its user, but it ends up that actually Snape was trying to protect the stone and the traitor was Quirrell, who was possessed by the evil [[Lord Voldemort]]. Quirrell fights Harry but Voldemort flees and Quirrell dies. Harry wins and wakes up the next day in the hospital wing with Dumbledore.
In the first novel Snape is suspected by Harry of wanting to steal a stone that creates immmortality for its user, but it ends up that actually Snape was trying to protect the stone and the traitor was Quirrell, who was possessed by the evil [[Lord Voldemort]]. Quirrell fights Harry but Voldemort flees and Quirrell dies. Harry wins and wakes up the next day in the hospital wing with Dumbledore.
Later in the series Snape acts as a spy for Dumbledore against Lord Voldemort. At the end of the series he is murdered by Voldemort.
JK Rowling has said that Snape is based on a cruel teacher she had and is intended to illustrate the fact that many teachers abuse their power, which Snape does. He is played in the movies by [[Alan Rickman]].
JK Rowling has said that Snape is based on a cruel teacher she had and is intended to illustrate the fact that many teachers abuse their power, which Snape does. He is played in the movies by [[Alan Rickman]].