Shades of Grey/Good Slytherins/Draco

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No: HPFGUIDX 131573

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "jenn_ivory" <jenn_ivory at y...> 
wrote:
> Hi I am a new member. I think the parallel of Hitler and Voldemort 
is very good. I see Slytherins as very similar to Hitler's 
followers. Of  course, we understand that just because someone was 
German or even in Hitler's Party doesn't mean that they believed all 
of his policies.  I think some Slytherins are either scared or just 
following the  crowd. Which in my book could be just as dangerous as 
the people who actively  believe in Voldemort. They are passively 
following him by not actively opposing him. Am I making sense? 


Welcome Jenn! I agree pretty much with you, I believe most 
Slytherins are just too afraid to act against their house. Since 
they are not against LV, then they are with him, is that what you're 
saying? Either you're with me or against me? But how is being quiet 
or laying low equal to being an active LV supporter? I think thwy 
just aren't quite sure on how to act, but maybe now they'll start 
supporting DD, and perhaps even join the DA with Harry. I've always 
believed that most Slytherins are good, it's just more exciting to 
write about the evil ones, there really can't be a war if everyone's 
on the same side ;) I'd like it if Theodore Nott would rebel against 
his DE dad and become friends with Harry.

Juli