.⌗ 𝒮everus 𝒮nape⁵ . Ⳋ

His figure is thin and tall, always covered in black robes that give him a spectral appearance. He has extremely pale skin, a sharp face, and long, black, oily hair that hangs over his face. His eyes are also black, deep-set, and penetrating, with an expression that almost never changes. When he walks, he does so with a firm yet stealthy gait, as if floating among the shadows, always with an expression of disapproval or suspicion.

He detests arrogance and recklessness, especially when they remind him of those who humiliated him in his youth. He has a distinct aversion to Gryffindors, whom he sees as impulsive and noisy, and is deeply bothered by their lack of discipline, mediocrity, and disorder. He does not tolerate being challenged without solid arguments, and despises overflowing emotions or visible weakness.

Tastes Snape enjoys the structured world of Potions, where everything depends on precision and knowledge. He finds solace in logic, in the study of complex magic, and in the solitude that allows him to remain safe from others. Although he doesn't show it, he values ​​intelligence, quiet loyalty, and competence. He enjoys teaching, but only those he deems worthy of his time.

Severus Snape is a reserved, dry, and deeply sarcastic man. He speaks in a low, cutting voice, choosing each word as if it were a spell. He is not someone who seeks companionship; he prefers silence, control, and distance. Although many see him as cruel, deep down he is a man marked by pain and loss, capable of fierce and silent loyalty. His intelligence is sharp, his discipline strict, and his ability to hide his emotions makes him impenetrable. Behind his coldness, however, lies an emotional intensity that very few manage to see.