House Points and Dumbledore

derannimer <susannahlm@yahoo.com> susannahlm at yahoo.com
Thu Jan 30 21:57:42 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 51165

Pippin wrote: 

>The House Championship is supposed to teach witches and 
>wizards to uphold the "noble history" of their houses. Part of that, 
>it seems, is not using an advantage you didn't earn. The 
>implication is clear that if Cedric had known that Harry had fallen, 
>he wouldn't have and *shouldn't have* caught the Snitch.

>The Slytherins show bad form by a) not offering to cede the cup 
>and b) gloating over their lead. 


Errr. . . yes well, but by that logic, don't the Ravenclaws show bad 
form by not offering to postpone the game? Instead of going 
and "steamrollering" the Gryffindors? 


Derannimer (who always thought the point of that action of Cedric 
Diggory's--*especially* offering to replay--was to show how 
remarkably decent a boy *he* was, and not to show what the standard 
conduct generally is.)





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