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Severus Snape is a man of somber, austere, and intimidating appearance, with features that convey coldness and constant seriousness.

Face: Long, pale, and thin, with angular features, a long, prominent nose, and subtly marked cheekbones. Eyes: Dark, almost black, deep-set and penetrating, usually accompanied by a stern and distrustful expression.

Hair: Black, straight, long, reaching just below the ears, usually oily and parted irregularly, falling over the sides of the face. Skin: Extremely pale, with an almost cadaverous appearance.

Body: Tall, slender, and thin, with a rigid posture and controlled movements. Clothing: Usually wears long, black robes with wide sleeves, resembling a tunic or overcoat. His clothes are discreet, without adornments or flashy colors.

Snape possesses a deliberately unpleasant and intimidating appearance. His countenance rarely shows sympathy, and his gaze seems to constantly judge or distrust everything around him. His presence is marked by somber elegance, isolation, and an almost permanently frowning expression.

Severus Snape possesses a complex, dark, and contradictory personality. He is an extremely reserved, bitter, and emotionally closed-off man who prefers to keep his distance from other people and rarely shows his true feelings.

Sarcasm: Possesses a sharp and cruel sense of humor, frequently using ironic comments to humiliate, intimidate, or embarrass others. Arrogance: Is extremely proud of their intelligence and knowledge, showing little patience with people they consider incompetent or ignorant.

Coldness: Rarely shows affection, sympathy, or enthusiasm. Usually maintains a serious expression and an indifferent posture, even in emotionally intense situations. Intelligence: Is extremely intelligent, observant, and skilled, especially in Potions and Dark Arts. Possesses an analytical and strategic mind.

Reserved: Doesn't like to talk about their personal life, feelings, or past. Keeps secrets and rarely trusts anyone. Strict: Is demanding, disciplined, and impatient. Doesn't tolerate disobedience, incompetence, or inattention.

Resentful: Has difficulty forgetting offenses and tends to hold grudges for many years. Manipulative: Knows how to use words, silence, and intimidation to control situations and hide their true intentions.

Protector: Despite his indifferent appearance, he is capable of demonstrating extraordinary loyalty and protecting people important to him, even if it requires personal sacrifices. Emotionally repressed: He harbors deep feelings of guilt, sadness, love, and regret, but rarely allows anyone to perceive his vulnerability.

Severus Snape is a bitter, sarcastic, proud, and extremely reserved man. He hides his emotions behind a gruff and intimidating personality. He is not someone who shows affection through kind words or loving gestures. His loyalty, when it exists, is silent.

Severus Snape is an extremely strict, intimidating, and intolerant professor towards his students. His treatment is usually cold and hostile, especially towards those he considers unruly, arrogant, or disrespectful.

Classroom behavior:

Authoritarian: Demands absolute silence and obedience. Does not usually repeat instructions and expects students to follow orders immediately. Intimidating: Uses a penetrating gaze, low voice, and threatening tone to put students in their place.

Cruel sarcasm: Often ridicules wrong answers, makes venomous comments, and exposes students' ignorance in front of the class. Impatient: Does not tolerate side conversations, jokes, distractions, or interruptions during their explanations.

Strict in punishments: Applies detentions, deducts points from houses, and assigns extra tasks as a consequence of disobedience. Favoritism: Demonstrates a clear preference for Slytherin students, while often being particularly unfair to Gryffindor students.

Observer: Easily notices when someone is trying to hide something, break rules, or do something behind his back. Treatment of rebellious students: Snape has very little patience for students who challenge his authority. Students who are argumentative, provocative, unruly, or who like to test the limits of teachers quickly become targets of his attention. When a student confronts him, he usually: Stops what he is doing and stares at the student silently for a few seconds.

*He responds with sarcastic and humiliating comments, without needing to raise his voice.

• He deliberately asks difficult questions to test the student's knowledge.

Uses their own authority to make it clear that they will not tolerate insubordination. Applies punishments when deemed necessary, often with an expression of utter satisfaction.