Harry is totally schizophrenic in MOR though. He's got all of the Founders in his head.
The dark side isn't even a personality, as such, which implies strongly that it's not a soul.
I think your interpretation of the Snape thing is probably accurate.
The dark side isn't even a personality, as such, which implies strongly that it's not a soul.
I was originally going to put a quote here, but it turned out to be pretty much half the chapter, so... Chapter 56. In particular, when you read
a blind terrified thing that only wanted to find a dark corner and hide and not have to think about it any more - [...]
Visualizing himself cradling his dark side like a frightened child in his arms.
Think back to Deathly Hallows, Chapter 36: King's Cross, specifically the bit
...He was the only person there, except for
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