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Danette Schardt-Cordova
captain_debrowe at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 7 00:11:04 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 20321
Lumen wrote:
>> 4) Being a half-blood doesn't exclude you from
Slytherin; Tom
>>Riddle was half-Muggle, almost the worse thing
possible, and yet not
>>only is he in Slytherin, but he is the heir of
Salazar
>>
Joywitch wrote:
>>How do we know that Tom Riddle was in Slytherin? Is
it ever
>>explicitly stated? Granted, it is a logical
assumption, but....
Anne wrote:
>In PS/SS, chpater 6 Hagrid says he was. I don't know
if people think
>this a reliable quote or not, since it immediately
follows the bit
>about all dark wizards having been in Slytherin.
"'There's not a
>single witch or wizard who went bad who wasn't in
Slytherin. You-Know-
>Who was one.'" In Hagrid's defense, he should know;
he was at school
>at the same time as Riddle.
I went looking about that(borrowed SS from library)
and here is what I found:
}Chapter 6 pages 106-107
}"Gryffindor," said Ron. Gloom seemed to be settling
}on him again. "Mom and Dad were in it, too. I don't
}know what they'll say if I'm not. I don't suppose
}Ravenclaw would be too bad, but imagine if they put
}me in Slytherin."
}"That's the house Vol-, I mean You-Know-Who was in?"
}"Yeah," said Ron. He flopped back into his seat,
}looking depressed.
That's the only thing I could find (still haven't been
able to find my copies so I can check the other books
sorry). But it seems to me that it's a pretty sure
sign that Tom Riddle(AKA Voldemort) was Slytherin.
Danette
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