Which House were James, Sirius, and Remus in?
ghinghapuss
rredordead at aol.com
Wed Jan 14 23:21:59 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 88748
> Whizbang wrote:
> When asked if he was ever a prefect, Sirius said that he and James
were too often in detention and Remus was made prefect.
Mandy here,
The serving time in detention together is not an indication of the
four friends being in the same house.
Kids sent to detention will often serve it together regardless of
house or age.
A school will only, generally, have one teacher on detention duty on
any given night and all kids; boys, girls, 1st years through 5th
years of all houses will serve together, doing tasks like lines,
homework, taking a test, etc. (Although, interestingly, not the 6th
or 7th year kids, the 16-18 year olds. They are often treated
differently, as they are considered practically adults and in many
English schools they are kept as separate from the 12-15 year olds as
much as possible.)
Occasionally a child might be put into a separate detention with a
specific task, if the punishment warrants it. For example Harry,
Neville and Draco served detention with Hagrid in their first year
because they were caught breaking the rules and McGonagall wanted to
teach them a lesson in what could happen if they broke school rules
outside. Hence detention with Hagrid, the grounds keeper, in the
Forbidden Forest.
I for one am a big believer in the four being in different houses.
Remus in Ravenclaw, James in Gryffindor, Sirius in Slytherin and
Peter in Hufflepuff. Or possible James in Slytherin with Sirius. I
went to school with a house system and my circle of friends all came
from different houses, although we spent as much time as possible
together. The House Common Room is not the only place to hand out
with friends in a boarding school.
Mandy
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