The Houses Mystery
Christopher Nuttall
christopher_g_nuttall at hotmail.com
Tue Sep 24 17:34:12 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 44408
Im sorry if this has been discussed before, but I dont get as much time as
I would like to read pervious messages.
Ive often been puzzled by the contradiction between Hagrids assertion that
all the dark wizards came from Sythenian house and the existence of Peter
Pettigrew, who was a close friend of James Potter and a dark wizard,
betraying them. If he was, as is genially assumed, in Gryfindor, then he
should not have been a dark wizard, and if he was in Sythenian, why would he
and James be friends? Harry and Co. appear to have no close friends from
any of the other houses. I think I have solved that problem.
If you want, like Voldemort, to be a dark wizard, you need ambition and the
willingness to bend or break the rules in pursuit of your goal. All
Sythenian traits, but you dont have to be evil to bend the rules; Barty
Crouch Sr. was prepared to order the use of the unforgivable curses to fight
Voldemort, and Sirus defined him as powerful and ambitious, all Sythenian
traits. We dont know for sure what house he was in, but Ill bet ten
gallons (Id better win, I dont have ten gallons) that he was a Sythenian.
Now, Barty Crouch Jr, who bravely attempted to free Voldemort and lied for
him (something Hermione did for Harry) and therefore exhibited Gryfindor
traits. Was he in Gryfindor? We dont know, but I suspect that he was.
Snape, who was in Sythenian, showed no loyalty to Voldemort and betrayed him
to Dumbledore. Lucis Malfloy did not search for Voldemort either.
Therefore, I think that only the boss dark wizards have to be in Sythenian,
such as Tom Riddle, and they corrupt the other houses, using their traits to
ensnare them.
Thoughts?
Chris
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