[dragonblustar]

As I see it, at least from what I read from the last book and, if the author doesn’t do a turn around, Snape will turn out to be the bad guy and probably killed in the end.

She set him up to be Dumbledore’s good guy in the first story but turns out to be bad at the end.

The only thing I don’t like is having Dumbledore’s quality of giving people a second chance and his good nature being destroyed by Snape. At least Jesus knew and said that Judas would betray him. I know this makes for good reading but I can’t help but shiver at the message it sends to kids.

But this is all pie in sky until the last book comes out and puts it all to rest... At least I hope it does.

[null and void]

One big difference is that without Judas there would be no Chrisianity.

The wizarding world doesn't require the death of Dumbledore to exist or continue existing.

The only thing I don’t like is having Dumbledore’s quality of giving people a second chance and his good nature being destroyed by Snape.

I don't think it was. It was a measure of Dumbledore's belief in redemption that he was willing to die to give another the slim hope of salvation.