Slytherin & Gryffindor: Misconceptions
esmith222002
c.john at imperial.ac.uk
Mon Jan 31 16:59:36 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 123567
> Hickengruendler:
>
> I agree with everything I quoted, except the conclusion. I think
> Slytherin probably had some right to be worried, that the muggles
> would find out about the wizarding world and maybe would pose a
> danger. However, that does not justify mass murder (or attempted
mass
> murder, since "only" Myrtle actually died).
Agreed. Clearly SS was a flawed individual. Even if COS is a
protective measure, it is over protective. THere was an incident on
the Tube recently where a father punched a man for standing on his
child and making them cry. However, the poor man fell awkwardly,
bumped his head and died. Being over-protective does often have
serious consequences. However, the point remains that SS was probably
a decent human being - unlike his descendant!!
Brothergib
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