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snape killed 

Killing someone you are truly loyal to convince your evil overlord master that you are loyal to them
Kylo Ren snape killed his dad Han Solo
snape killed by KrazyCitty June 3, 2016
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Snape Killed 

When you kill someone to deceive your dark overlord into trusting you so that you can back stab him or her.
I know it was wrong to of Snape killed him but I had to do it, you know we can't live under his supremacy anymore.
Snape Killed by Shadow00Mage February 1, 2019

snape-killed 

Killing someone to deceive your dark overlord into believing that you are their ultimate agent.
"Would you believe me if I said he snape-killed him?"

snape-killed 

to kill a loved one or some one of great trust to trick your evil over lord to believing you are their right hand man only to help their enemy over throw them.
Kilo Ren snape-killed his father to trick smoke in to believing he was his servant.
snape-killed by deathwind666 December 18, 2017

Snape-killed 

When you kill your alie to prove your loyalty to your dark overlord who you are a tripple agent of.
Snape Snape-killed Dumbledore.

Sorry for spoilers
Snape-killed by Ann O'nymous April 24, 2018

Snape-killed 

Killing someone to deceive your dark over lord that you are faithful
I snape-killed Becky to trick my bitchy best friend that I

was faithful
Snape-killed by sophiotaurus January 17, 2018

Snape-Killed 

Killing someone to deceive your dark overlord into believing that you are their ultimate agent. That happens all the time, right?
I thought he was evil, but turns out he just Snape-killed him.
Snape-Killed by ScarletSkywalker March 23, 2021
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