Ch. 163Tsk Tsk
Amosta discovered Snape mourning the Potters and concluded that Snape had loved Lily, making his hatred of Harry and his loyalty to Dumbledore part of a painful personal history. As Amosta prepared to leave Godric's Hollow, he spotted something at Potter Cottage and returned to investigate.
- Amosta watched Snape cry before the Potter family portrait and wondered what connected Snape to Lily and the Potters' deaths.
- Amosta reasoned that Snape had loved Lily and later turned against Voldemort after her death, and he hoped Harry might help Snape escape his grief.
- Amosta withdrew from Tramon's mind, altered her memories, and left the flower shop without finding clues about Black.
- Amosta reflected on his concern for Snape and prepared to travel through London back to Hogsmeade.
- Amosta noticed footprints near Potter Cottage as he entered higher-dimensional space, stepped back, and focused on the cottage again.