[HPforGrownups] Re: Deathly Hallows Reaction - Could do Better, Sorry/ Slytherins portrayal
Barbara Key
graynavarre at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 6 18:24:27 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 174656
>
>
> Nora A.:
> Maybe he was thinking about the bad companies that
> Snape had in
> Slytherin. If he had been sorted in other house,
> maybe the tale would
> have been different. If all the students were
> together during, say
> one year, and then sorted, maybe they could have
> asked the Hat for
> something different than what they could have
> preferred the year
> before.
> We can imagine that in some future, this idea of
> Dumbledore's will be
> taken by the school, and the Sorting ceremony will
> be changed from a
> thousand years tradition.
> I hope I made myself clear, and made my point
> accurately enough (as
> you can see English is not my mother language)
>
>
I see Slytherin House has a place where prejudices can
grow and take hold.
In DH, when Lily asked Severus if it matter if a
person was wizard born or muggle born, he thought
about it and said that it didn't.
However, after 4-5 years in Slytherin, he is referring
to muggle borns as mudbloods. He didn't have that idea
in his head before.
After becoming a man and seeing the world not through
the eyes of boys and girls in Slytherin, he tells P.
Black not to say mudblood.
I agree that they sort too soon.
Barbara
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