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Once Pettigrew had been resumed to human form, what if the trio DID decide to awake Snape?

Snape sees Pettigrew - sees Sirius is innocent. When the Dementors attack - Snape casts a patronus. No time travel needed - Snape tells Fudge what really happened - Sirius is cleared and doesn't have to live as a fugitive.

Just a chain of events I'm wondering about. Thoughts?

EDIT:

Hillariously, I think Snape would help clear Sirius's name but still advocate for the trip being suspended for being out of bounds at night.

Snape's plan for the night would be:

"Alright lets clear Black's name... Then we'll get you suspended Potter."

The entirety of season 2 really shows how much Delilah loves her little sister.

One of the most telling parts as to this is how when she was in the cage she had more concern for Ellie than herself:

"Please let me go! Ellie needs me!"

Even when her life is in danger... She's still thinking of her baby sister.

Selfless. Loving....

And taken from this world.

I feel this is something people say just because they wanted to think the character has more morals than he actually has.

Which part is out of character? He has always been a man who brutalizes women for calling out his shit. Season 2 shows us he strangled Beck, season 4 showed him torturing Marianne (which honestly I'd say is worse than anything he did in season 5).

Really the only difference from the earlier seasons are that he had began to think he could get away with anything, which makes sense considering the shit ton of plot armour he has always had. Most people would think they were indestructible if they had escaped as much as he has. That and also he had accepted his Rhys side... So I'm unsure why people are so surprised he's more murder happy in season 5?

He has always been a murderous abuser to women. Nothing new there. Season 5 just highlighted it more.

To use an analogy, saying Joe is out of character in season 5 is like saying Walter White was out of character in the last season of Breaking Bad.

An odd take is that it's really sad that Mike lost Gus's meth operation.

It's... a meth operation. It killed a kid.

It giving Mike a sense of identity and purpose doesn't mean it should have stuck around regardless of what it meant for anyone else. The world doesn't revolve around Mike Ermantraut.

Mike's anger at Walt for it is also pretty annoying. Walt should have... let himself get murdered so Mike could keep the job he loved? Or not get himself into that situation in the first place by letting Jesse get blasted by child killers....?

I repeat; the world does not revolve around Mike Ermantraut the meth empire enforcer.