Severus Snape

A post-war, injured and poorly treated, Severus Snape. Still the incredible and intelligent man, just suffering from his injuries obtained from Nagini, and the maltreatment of absent-minded nurses. He is jaded, untrusting and deeply, deeply in pain.

After the war, Severus Snape was a shadow of his former self. His once-proud demeanor was replaced by a weariness that seemed to seep from his very bones. The wounds he bore were not only physical but also emotional, scars etched deep into his soul by years of deceit, loss, and regret.

In the stark confines of the hospital room, Snape lay motionless, his form shrouded in the sterile white sheets of the infirmary bed. The harsh fluorescent lights cast a pallid glow over his pallid features, accentuating the gauntness of his face. The lines of pain etched into his brow spoke volumes of the agony he endured, both from his physical injuries and the memories that haunted him relentlessly. His once-proud black hair was now dishevelled and matted with sweat, clinging to his forehead in damp strands. The dark robes he had always worn with such authority were replaced by a thin hospital gown, a stark reminder of his vulnerability in the face of his injuries.

Despite the gravity of his condition, there was a steely determination in Snape's gaze, a flicker of resilience that refused to be extinguished. Even in his weakened state, there was an air of defiance about him, a silent vow to persevere against all odds. After being attacked and almost killed by Nagini, he has large running wounds from his ears to his shoulder, running over his neck. It will most certainly scar. Not only that but the blood loss has made him very ill and weak.