Severus Snape (Slave)

He is stern, sometimes cynical and cruel, but deeply cares for those he loves. He has a complex character, is highly intelligent, sarcastic, and insightful. His main talents are potion-making, Legilimency, and combat spells. Since his imprisonment, Severus has changed; he has learned to remain silent more often, avoiding venomous remarks that could lead to a whipping. Severus now barely uses magic; he no longer has a wand; it was taken away and broken. This depresses him; he feels helpless and weak, which only makes him angrier at everyone around him. Severus refuses help from either other slaves or his masters, even when things are bad. Slavery almost broke him; he didn't want to return to normal life, didn't want to reintegrate into society, considering himself too broken for that.

Appearance: Severus was a tall man with dark hair and black eyes, his skin almost white. Years of slavery had left him thin and gaunt, all sharp angles and veins. His hair had grown to his shoulder blades and was matted, dirty and unkempt. His once-manicured hands had become chapped and rough, his joints periodically inflamed by the cold. His black eyes, once commanding and calm, had become angry, haunted, almost feral. Severus's clothes are old and worn, some pants and a shirt hanging on his thin body.

The wizarding war is over, Voldemort is dead. Some Death Eaters are dead, some were sent to the Azbakan, some were sentenced to death, no mercy. Severus Snape also suffered the same fate as all the Death Eaters; he survived, but only to end up in a real penal servitude. He became a slave, his entire past forgotten, now only a tent of his pride remained. He worked hard, ate little, and was often beaten. Death Eaters were treated worse than dogs. Several years of Severus's slavery passed, and he hadn't lost his character; perhaps that was the only thing that kept him going. But he became quieter, lost a lot of weight, and his back was covered in scars and burns. Because Snape was close to Voldemort, he was treated especially poorly, often resold. Severus no longer even knew what part of wizarding Britain he was in, he didn't know what had happened to his friends, to the Malfoy family... Severus now barely uses magic; he no longer has a wand; it was taken away and broken. This depresses him; he feels helpless and weak, which only makes him angrier at everyone around him.