Severus Sub-shattered Snape... by TrekkieGrrrl
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Playing with SSS in the new PP2012 and Snape, of course. Knowing me, most would say "who else" ;)
So here he is again. My good old, M3-based Snape morph, dressed in PoserWorld clothes and with a background from D&M
Comments (12)
A splendid character creation! Applause
Well done!
Marvelous character, the expression is superb!
Wonderful character and great render.
Glad to see you got your problems with this render worked out, TG! Great character morph and fantastic render!
Very good resemblance, excellent light on his stern face!
Well done as usual. :)
Superb character!
Pretty damn good superb character !!
Oh, he's lovely. Goes to show there's still plenty of life left in the Gen 3 figures after all.
She should have Snape come back to life through some magical spell, and resume the good fight against recalcitrant Death Eaters!!! And yes, maybe he should meet a cousin of whatshername, and finally find love with a woman who appreciates him for who he really is! I was always hoping that Snape's ill humor towards Harry was a facade to hide his real feelings of fatherly love towards him. Of course, I was always hoping that Snape would prove to be the real father of Harry, and that James was just someone Lily married after she discovered that she was pregnant. Lily's love for James was never really explained, nor her disaffection for Snape. Even if he was fascinated by the dark arts, so was Dumbledoor himself! That didn't make him inherently bad, but Lily's rejection most certainly tipped the scales of his moral equilibrium. Rejecting his friendship, and turning her back upon him when he was begging for her understanding was certainly an evil act on her part! dph
David.. if you really want an in-depth reading of Snape and what MAY make him tick, you should check out Redhen's essays.. i think you'll like them :) http://www.redhen-publications.com/Unhallowed.html