When Credence joins Grindelwald, she does so because Grindelwald is the only one who offers her a sense of belonging. This is once again reminiscent of Snape, who joined the Death Eaters because he felt betrayed by his friend Lily and was not welcomed anywhere else. Voldemort’s manipulative rhetoric appealed to Snape despite being a half-blood wizard (ironically, Voldemort was too). However, his commitment changes quickly. Voldemort doesn’t know that Snape was working as a double agent for Dumbledore when he killed Snape. Grindelwald, whose manipulative skills also earned Credence’s devotion, senses that Credence’s heart is not with him and tries to kill him. However, Albus and Aberforth’s spells meet Grindelwald’s and save his life.
Tragically, though Credence is saved from the Avada Kedavra of Grindelwald, he dies due to his Obscurus (he only survived due to the powerful magic within him). her last scene Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets It shows that he broke up with Aberforth, finally at peace with himself and the Dumbledore family. It’s still unclear how long the Obscurus will survive his curse and if the Dumbledore brothers will find a way to extend their lifespan. However, he is unlikely to survive Credence’s curse and tragedy if he is to mirror Snape’s story to the end.
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One Secrets Of Dumbledore Line Proves Credence Is The New Snape
When Credence joins Grindelwald, he does so because Grindelwald is the only one who offers him a sense of belonging. This once again reminds one of Snape, who once joined the Death Eaters as he felt betrayed by his friend Lily and unwelcome everywhere else. Voldemort’s manipulative discourse appealed to Snape, even though he was a half-blood wizard (ironically, so was Voldemort). But his allegiance soon changes. When Voldemort kills Snape, he doesn’t know that Snape has been working as a double agent for Dumbledore. Grindelwald, whose manipulative skills had earned Credence’s allegiance in a similar way, does feel Credence’s heart is not with him, so he tries to kill him. However, Albus and Aberforth’s spells meet Grindelwald’s and save his life.
Tragically, even though Credence was saved from Grindelwald’s Avada Kedavra, he is dying because of his Obscurus (having survived so long only because of the powerful magic within him). His last scene in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore shows him leaving with Aberforth, finally at peace with himself and the Dumbledore family. It remains to be seen how long he will be able to survive the Obscurus’ curse and if the Dumbledore brothers will find a way to prolong his life. However, if he is to mirror Snape’s story to the end, it’s highly unlikely Credence will outlive his curse and tragedy.
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One Secrets Of Dumbledore Line Proves Credence Is The New Snape
When Credence joins Grindelwald, he does so because Grindelwald is the only one who offers him a sense of belonging. This once again reminds one of Snape, who once joined the Death Eaters as he felt betrayed by his friend Lily and unwelcome everywhere else. Voldemort’s manipulative discourse appealed to Snape, even though he was a half-blood wizard (ironically, so was Voldemort). But his allegiance soon changes. When Voldemort kills Snape, he doesn’t know that Snape has been working as a double agent for Dumbledore. Grindelwald, whose manipulative skills had earned Credence’s allegiance in a similar way, does feel Credence’s heart is not with him, so he tries to kill him. However, Albus and Aberforth’s spells meet Grindelwald’s and save his life.
Tragically, even though Credence was saved from Grindelwald’s Avada Kedavra, he is dying because of his Obscurus (having survived so long only because of the powerful magic within him). His last scene in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore shows him leaving with Aberforth, finally at peace with himself and the Dumbledore family. It remains to be seen how long he will be able to survive the Obscurus’ curse and if the Dumbledore brothers will find a way to prolong his life. However, if he is to mirror Snape’s story to the end, it’s highly unlikely Credence will outlive his curse and tragedy.
#Secrets #Dumbledore #Line #Proves #Credence #Snape
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