Snape kills Dumbledore

There are 4 reasons, the most important reason is to let the Elder Wand die without a fight (because killing Deng was planned, so it does not mean that Deng was defeated) and the power will die, and another reason is that he is dying. Snape didn't know the real reason for killing Deng.

Before he died, he did think that the owner of the Elder Wand had become Malfoy.

In the end, although the plan failed, it was a coincidence that Harry defeated Malfoy and became the master of the Elder Wand.

As for"If Deng wanted Snape to have the wand, why didn't the original book mention Snape going to the old wand? "

It was because Snape didn't know the real reason for killing Deng, nor did he know that Deng was holding the Elder Wand, and what Deng wanted was for the Elder Wand to die without a fight (because he killed Deng was planned, so it didn't mean that Deng was defeated) and the power would die out, take him to the grave, and let him no longer have powerful magical powers.

I think that even though Dumbledore was dead, he gave Snape some orders as things went, and I can tell from Snape's recollections that when Snape was in Deng's office, didn't Dumbledore give Snape orders many times.

After reading it, I felt that Dumbledore was not a good bird either! ~！

When Harry killed Voldemort, he used the 'Kill You**' Fu and the 'Kill Curse' Ha's 'Elimination' to 'Suo', and 'Suo' bounced back to kill Voldemort.

Snape's character is the most pitiful, and he is bitten to death by the serpent in the end. Sweat.

Snape killed Dumbledore because it was Dumbledore's request. Dumbledore asked Snape to kill him for several reasons:

1. Dumbledore didn't want his student's soul to be torn apart by killing him, but wanted Snape to kill him because Snape knew about the plan, and the request of an old man who didn't live long could also be said to be a plea that would not cause any damage to Snape's soul;

2, letting Snape kill Dumbledore himself is also paving the way for the later plan, the article says that Malfoy should first control Dumbledore and then let Snape kill him and seize the right to use the wand;

It's not just about killing the wand wielder, it's enough to defeat the wand wielder or a spell other than you, so that Voldemort thinks Snape is the owner of the Elder Wand.

3. Dumbledore knew that Voldemort was suspicious by nature, so letting Snape kill him would increase Voldemort's trust in Snape.

Dumbledore's main achievement

Dumbledore was a Merlin Order of Merlin of the First Degree, founder and secrecy of the Order of the Phoenix, president of the International Confederation of Wizards, and chief wizard of the Wizengamot.

Dumbledore was asked to serve as Minister for Magic for the twelfth time in 1990, but he refused, so Fudge became Minister for Magic. Fudge sent an owl to Dumbledore every day to get Dumbledore to advise him (according to Rubeus Hagrid).

Dumbledore was a wizard feared by Voldemort. Because of his presence at Hogwarts, the school was the safest place to be during the 70s of the 20th century; Voldemort never tried to take over the school. Dumbledore spared no effort in fighting Voldemort during those terrible years and formed an organization called the Order of the Phoenix to fight the Death Eaters.

After Voldemort's resurrection, Dumbledore rallied the members of the Order of the Phoenix to fight the Dark Lord within an hour.

Because it was agreed between the two, it was Dumbledore who asked Snape to kill him. In order to get rid of Voldemort's Horcrux made of resurrection stones, Dumbledore was under a spell, and Snape sealed the spell in Dumbledore's right hand, so Dumbledore's right hand became dark and withered, but this could only temporarily seal the first clump of spells, and Dumbledore would eventually die.

Dumbledore knew that Voldemort wanted Draco Malfoy to kill him, and he didn't want his students to have their souls torn apart by killing him, but that Snape wanted him to kill him because Snape knew about the plan, and an old man's plea, which could also be said to be a plea, would not cause any damage to Snape's soul.

And it would have convinced Voldemort to trust Snape, who would have made a significant contribution to the plans that followed. Voldemort's trust led Snape to become Headmaster, protecting the students of Hogwarts with maximum unnoticed.

Introduction

Severus Snape (9 January 1960 – 2 May 1998) was one of the main characters in Rowling's Harry Potter films. The youngest headmaster ever of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the youngest ever headmaster of Slytherin House, professor of Potions, professor of Defence Against the Dark Arts celery, and recipient of the Order of Merlin's 2nd degree.

He graduated from Slytherin House at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in June 1978, specializing in dark arts and its defenses, potions, charms, and Occlumency. Master of Potions, Half-Blood Prince, and Master of Occlumency. Unfathomable personality and harsh and mean to other colleges.

He was a Death Eater spy for the Order of the Phoenix. He also worked as a spy for Voldemort when he was younger.

Snape's killing of Dumbledore was agreed between the two. In the summer before the start of Harry's sixth year, Dumbledore was under a spell in order to get rid of Voldemort's Horcrux made of resurrection stones, and Snape sealed the spell in Dumbledore's right hand, so Dumbledore's right hand became dark and withered, but this could only temporarily seal the spell, and Dumbledore would die a year later.

Dumbledore knew that Voldemort wanted Draco Malfoy to kill him, and in order to prevent Draco's soul from being shattered, he asked Snape to kill him when he couldn't.