Snape's doe Patronus showed that he was on Dumbledore's side and willing to protect Harry. The form of Snape's Patronus proved his acceptance of Lily's choices and regret for his past actions.

No more shall Harry Potter fans traverse the globe wondering, “What is my Patronus?” Could you be a duck, a doe or even a mink? Discover the true you with the official Patronus assigner.

"Harry Potter" fans can finally take the long-promised Pottermore quiz to find out their Patronus. A Patronus is a charm in the "Harry Potter" universe that's used to drive away soul-sucking ...

Maybe a doe? Now you can find ... which animal form their Patronus takes. Avid fans will remember that the Patronus was introduced in the third book, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban ...

And now, J.K. Rowling has created a virtual test that gives Harry Potter fans (yes, even us Muggles) the definitive answer to the question: what form does my Patronus take? To see for yourself ...

Harry's Patronus, a stag, is reminiscent of his father, Snape's doe is reminiscent of Lily Potter, and similarly, Ginny's horse stems from her affection towards Harry. In Harry Potter and the ...

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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." This forest is the place where Harry follows a doe Patronus (later revealed to belong to Severus Snape), until he finds the Sword of Gryffindor. There are ...

Even though Expelliarmus, the Disarming Charm, goes on to become the trademark spell of Harry Potter, he is also known for mastering the ancient and notoriously difficult Patronus Charm.