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Originally posted by ilovemyglo
oh- i am rereading the series and in book 2 there is this big ole thing with Tom Riddle about how much they are alike.... could it be... Harry is his son from out of wedlock? and is that why she took up for him when Harry's "father" was being mean to him, because they had something going on?
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I'm rereading the series as well and I don't think that could be possible. I think the comparison stemmed from the fact that when Voldemort tried to kill Harry, he transferred some of himself into Harry (ie the Parselmouth). DUmbledore said so as well. Also, I was thinking about this and Tom Riddle had to be several years before Harry's parents. In CoS, it was opened 50 years earlier and I don't think Harry's parents were that old.
I have to agree with Rowling though on Snape. He does appear to have so much more to him than what everyone is "seeing". There definitely has to be a better side to him. I'm thinking that maybe the meanness is a front because of his past and he would be reported back too Voldemort if he was somehow nice to Harry and his friends.
On another note, I hate waiting! I wish the next book was already out!!!!