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Torino's Tuesday Question

[info]melusin
7/15/08 07:50 pm
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We often complain that Slytherin gets the short end of the stick. What are the positive characteristics of Slytherin house? Are there examples? (Of course one must wade through the anti-Slytherin bias to find them.) You may keep the discussion general or make it more Snape specific if you wish.
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  • [info]mary_j_59
    7/16/08 04:05 pm (UTC)
    "I consider the association of fire with creativity"? Where did I say that?!

    And do you think logic and forethought are inimical to the creative process? Because I don't. I'd certainly accept that Slytherin is the creative house, based on what we see in canon, but I do think we also see rather more logic and forethought from them than from, for example, the Gryffindors, and a lot more practicality than from the Ravenclaws.

    • [info]shyfoxling
      7/16/08 04:19 pm (UTC)
      I think they meant "when you consider..." and were referring to the general you.
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