So yeah, turning on the lamp might make you cry a little bit every time, but listen, it’ll be worth it to know that nearby, Snape’s patronus is casting a bright light for you when you need it ...

Harry eventually teaches Dumbledore’s Army how to cast it, members of the Order of the Phoenix use it to communicate, and Severus Snape’s Patronus reveals his true allegiance, even after all ...

Are you a stag? An otter? A rabbit? Maybe a doe? Now you can find out for sure. J.K. Rowling's Pottermore website announced Thursday that a new Patronus experience is live on the site, which will ...

It’s well-documented that Harry Potter’s own Patronus is a stag, Hermione’s is an otter, and Professor Snape’s takes the form of a doe, while J.K. Rowling shared this series of tweets ...

Although Severus Snape definitely isn’t the most affectionate character in the Potter series, his Patronus is also based around love, as it takes the form of a doe - like Lily Potter’s.

Harry Potter fans could also snag up a secondary Severus Snape Patronus to also use it as a Lily Potter Patronus. Each of these blue translucent designs is very well done is an important part of ...

One of the most poignant moments of the series is when Snape’s Patronus – a doe, like his lost love Lily – appears to guide Harry to the Sword of Gryffindor in the Forest of Dean.

Pottermore's Patronus feature: ... For instance, Harry’s stag Patronus invokes his father’s Animagus transformation, while Snape’s doe represents his undying love for Lily Potter.

Snape's Patronus takes after Lily Potter's, whom he was secretly in love with for his entire life. Minerva McGonagall: Cat The professor of transfiguration can physically turn herself into a cat.

You know your Harry Potter house—both Hogwarts and Ilvermorny. You’ve chosen your wand. (Or rather, it’s chosen you.) Now, it’s time to discover your Patronus. J. K. Rowling surprised fans ...

Each wizard's patronus takes the shape of a different animal, and often reflect a character's personality. For example, Harry's is a stag and Professor Snape's is a doe.