If Snape didnt die and then give his memory to Harry, when would him tell Harry about horcrux and his true loyalty?

That's a good question, and I've wondered this myself. Obviously, Severus didn't plan on giving Harry is memories after being bitten द्वारा the snake, so what was his plan to tell Harry the truth? Harry never particularly trusted him to begin with, and even less so after he killed Dumbledore, so it wasn't like he could just walk up to him and say "Hey, yeah, I'm a good guy. It was all planned between me and Dumbles. द्वारा the way, you're the last Horcrux and आप need to go die for the war to end. Cheers!"

Maybe he was going to Imperio someone? Have them "miraculously" figure it out and tell Harry? That's how he got the Order to agree to the seven Harry's plan.

That's anyone's guess. The story would have ended very differently, if things hadn't happened the way they did.

Great सवाल indeed. Like Bri said, how was Severus to tell Harry the truth when Harry was not very keen on believing him at all ? Maybe Hermione (the least hostile to Severus of the trio) would have helped him to persuade the boy. (No need to rely on Ron in this matter.)

I realize that Severus' impending death was something that added some credibility to his memories. या maybe is it the gruesome way Severus died that shocked Harry (he was a witness thereof) to the point that indeed, the Potions Master was sincere.

That's something to ask JKR.

Maybe he was still planning on दिखा रहा है Harry his memories? I have read somewhere that Jo कहा that tampering with memories is very difficult and after they've been tampered with, they always seem fake, so if Snape would दिखाना Harry his memories, maybe Harry would have believed him?1 The problem is that Harry hated Snape so much, he probably would have hexed first and asked सवालों later...

No one knows.I think maybe he could cast his patronus to lead Harry to the HeadMaster's office and the portrait of Dumbledore would explain all the story.