Snape-killing
Killing someone to deceive your dark overlord into believing you are their greatest agent.
(Coined by Ben from Super Carlin Brothers)
(Coined by Ben from Super Carlin Brothers)
Snape-killing by kyle-ron May 4, 2016
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snape-killing
Killing someone (usually in a book or movie) to deceive your dark overlord that you are they're ultimate agent.
snape-killing by joey is a hoey May 5, 2016
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Snape-killing by Lupius May 11, 2016
Snape Killing
Killing someone to deceive your dark overlord into believing that you are their ultimate agent.
(Snape killed Dumbledore to deceive Lord Voldemort into believing Snape was his ultimate agent)
(Snape killed Dumbledore to deceive Lord Voldemort into believing Snape was his ultimate agent)
Kylo Ren needed to prove his worth to Snoke because Kylo is actually getting back at the dark side for killing his loved one, as seen by the possible grave Luke stands next to at the end of "The Force Awakens", so he Snape killed Han Solo. (This is JUST a THEORY) kylo ren severous snape dumbledore voldemort snape killing
Snape Killing by DeathSpawner September 4, 2016
snape killing
When you kill a loved one to prove to your dark overlord that you are their right hand man, but it is all a cover because you are an agent for the good guys.
I am snape killing my parents to show the boss I'm on his side, but I'm going to defeat him for the other side.
snape killing by TheAxel October 7, 2016
Snape Killing
Snape Killing, also known as Snaping or snaped- Killing someone to deceive your dark overlord into thinking you are their ultimate agent.
Snape Killing by Striking October 7, 2016
snapekilling
To murder a very important good guy in order to gain the trust of your evil overlord, in order to bring about his death
snapekilling by Twistedsteelpony October 12, 2016
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