Which House were James, Sirius, and Remus in?
sachmet96
sachmet96 at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Jan 12 23:21:33 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 88523
> Robert Jones wrote:
> > Two major incidents from their school days suggest that James and
> > the boys were in Slytherin. First, the conduct of James and
Sirius
> > in the Pensieve scene (OOTP 28) certainly is not the paradigm of
> > Gryffindor behavior, to put it mildly. Looking for something to
do,
> > Sirius points out Snape, and out of boredom James tortures and
> > humiliates Snape in front of other students and Lily. When Lily
> > asks what Snape had done to him, James says it is more like the
mere
> > fact that Snape exists rather than anything he had done (p.
647). I
> > can't see Harry or Ron doing anything remotely like that. But it
> > does sound like something a powerful Slytherin would do. (Malfoy
> > would probably like to do it, but he, unlike James and Sirius, is
> > not the best in his class.)
>
> Christy's thoughts...
> You're right that the attitude sounds like Slytherin, BUT I don't
> think James was in Slytherin.
sachmet96
Actually it fits the Gryffindor behaviour very well. I think I
pointed out in a previous post (which didn't show up when I searched
for it) that it's only a matter of point of view. What James and gang
did to Severus is similar to what George/Fred did to Umbridge. The
reasons were different, but the behaviour was the same. So James and
gang could still have been in Gryffindor.
I don't really care what house they were in, but would be
disappointed if they were in Slytherin which firstly is my favourite
house and secondly it would be too much of a stereotype to put them
there.
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