Fantastic Beasts 2: Snape's GRANDPARENTS revealed as NAGINI and this character?

The Crimes of Grindewald is fast approaching cinemas. A new array of photographs give a better look at the cast.

A flurry of outrage has surrounded the issue of Dumbledore’s sexuality being shown or not – latest news from the director is it will be addressed but will be explored further in the next films.

Then a row erupted over whether the portrayal of Nagini as an Asian witch was racist and perpetuating Western white male dominance.  

But there is a growing intrigue over whether a certain young actor is about to be revealed as the grandfather of Severus Snape with his new young witch companion as teh Harry Potter character’s grandmother.

A major new article in Empire magazine shows scenes featuring the newly regenerated Credence Barebone, played by Ezra Miller. 

He has long been a fan favourite for Snape’s grandfather but then apparently died at the end of the first film. We now know he managed to escape and restore himself.

He is shown in the new picures and in the poster with Maledictus, played by Claudia Kim.

Their physical appearances, skills, personalities and the timeline all fit Snape’s history.

Even more powerfully, the Maledictus has now been revealed to be the future Nagini. The woman will eventually turn into Voldemort’s giant snake.

Descriptions of the film reveal she will first travel with Credence as they search for his identity.

Imagien if they have a child before her curse takes full effect and she loses her human form. Imagine the dark storytelling if Snape saw his grandmother with his evil master without ever realising it.

It all becomes more intriguing and compelling. And the dates fit.

The Crimes of Grindewald is set in 1927.

“Half-Blood Prince” Snape was born to a witch and a Muggle. His mother Eileen Prince was born in the 1930s.

Will the adopted Credence and the Maledictus Nagini discover his real family name is Prince?

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald will be released in UK cinemas on November 16, 2018.