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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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  • Re: Friendship (1/2)

    [info]shyfoxling
    7/17/08 03:37 pm (UTC)
    Er. I meant "If you're in Slytherin, good luck, kid. The others are likely to shun you just for that fact."

    • Re: Friendship (1/2)

      [info]raisin_gal
      7/18/08 05:36 am (UTC)
      Yeah, I totally get what you mean.

      But it's just, you know, as much as I feel for the poor Slytherins, in some ways I feel the Gryffindors are even more pitiable. For all that they're "popular," their psychological make-up is so stunted that they're not even capable of the type of "real friendship" bonds that the snake boys regularly feel.
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