[HPforGrownups] Re: Opposite of Gryffindor? - Nature of Sorting
Magda Grantwich
mgrantwich at yahoo.com
Sat Mar 5 13:37:24 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 125549
--- Hannah <hannahmarder at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Do you think GL was a Gryffindor, Magda? I've always seen him as
> the stereotypical Slytherin. Ambitious, unafraid to use whatever
> means necessary to get what he wants, cunning even if he's not
> clever (and Crabbe and Goyle are living proof that Slytherins
> aren't necessarily clever). I suppose Lockhart may have *asked*
> to be in Gryffindor because he perceived it as having a better
> image, which could explain him being placed there.
Yes I do. I don't believe you can ascribe all the Good Things to one
house and all the Not As Good Or Even Bad Things to the other three.
However flattering to Gryffindors the idea might be.
And I don't believe the Sorting Hat lets you ask where you want to
go. What would be the point of the Sorting Hat in the first place,
then?
Magda
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