The conversation scene between Snape and Lily in the original book

I disagree with some of the suggestions adopted. After entering Hogwarts, the professor was assigned to Slytherin, and Lily was assigned to Gryffindor because the two houses had long-term feud. My personal understanding is that after entering the academy, Lily's psychology began to change, and she gradually developed a liking for the "foursome". After entering the academy, James always deliberately humiliated Snape because of his special liking for Lily, and often "dueled" him in four-on-one formats. In the fifth grade, James once hung Snape upside down using the fuchsia spell invented by Snape. When Lily passed by, Snape said the word "Mudblood". Personally, I understand that Snape said this because he has low self-esteem and is always venomous, arrogant, and unwilling to let the people he likes see him like this. Anyway, I think this has become an excuse for Lily not to make friends with the professor. In Gryffindor Tower, Lily used the words "You chose your way, I chose mine" to end the friendship.

As for Sirius? Haha, the relationship between the foursome. Who was bullied as a child and grew up to have a good relationship with someone who bullied them and never accepted their unfair bullying? Let me ask you, if the four members of the Special Forces had never bullied the thin Snape, how could they be hostile?

To those who have adopted the opinion, let me ask you: Do you treat life as a child's play? A werewolf alone in a sealed screaming shack. Do you think this is a joke? ! joke!