"Slytherin" Hermione?
totorivers
tombadgerlock at freesurf.fr
Wed Sep 8 14:54:26 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 112400
> DuffyPoo:
> That makes Madam Pomfrey and Professor McGonagall two very nasty
> pieces of work, IMO. Much like DD if he knew Sirius was innocent
> but left him to rot in Azkaban anyway.
The hex is just something written on her face, and it is a meek
punishment for someone that got the headmaster thrown out: By not
healing her, it could be a statement that students can *not* attack
teachers. And in that case they are justified.
For Slytherin being evil, or at least not worthy of trust, goes
with them being primary ambitious. What I mean is that some
Gryffindor can believe mainly in bravery and then in ambition, or in
wit, and so on. The problem with Slytherin is that they place
ambition as their primary quality, above moral or anything else.
They are people that *live* for the ambition, and are not ambitious
for their lives. Their fear have got the better of them and, for me,
another trait of Slytherin house is cowardness. It is quite explicit
with Lucious Malfoy, whose ambition brings him to a life time of
kissing an half blood robes because he is afraid of change and of
living.
"totorivers"
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