Leigh-Anne Parsons About Me Page at Helium

My passion is ...

a great many things and can't be summarized.

I know too much about ...

random TV trivia and Harry Potter.

My parents always told me ...

if you're not careful, the wind will change and you'll be stuck that way.

My childhood ambition ...

to fly to the moon.

My favorite memory ...

is constantly being updated.

Why I write ...

to keep all these thoughts from over crowding my head.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

a little of this, a little of that, whatever I stumble across today.

My first job ...

selling children's clothes, then videos, then ice cream....

My best moment ...

is yet to come.

My inspiration ...

the absurdity of the world around me and a desire to better it.

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Arts & Humanities > British Literature Should Harry Potter consider Professor Snape more of a friend or a foe?: 2 of 7

At the end of her seven part series of children's books about Harry Potter, The Boy Wizard, J. K. Rowling finally confirmed that, despite all evidence to the contrary, Dumbledore had been right all along and Professor Serverus Snape was one of the good guys. Does this mean that Harry should have considered him a friend all along? Certainly not! Snape and Potter may have been on the same side of the battle against evil, but they were most definitely foes from Harry's first days at Hogwarts in The Sorcerer's Stone, until the closing chapters of The Deathly Hallows. The first evidence is in P...
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