The two good Slytherins

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 Laura Lynn Walsh <lwalsh at ...> wrote:

> She [Narcissa Malfoy] doesn't actively
> work for the "good" side of the wizarding
> world, but she does demonstrate strong
> love for her family. 

I agree Narcissa loved her family a great deal, in fact in book 7 we
find with great surprise that the Malfoy's are a very loving family,
but they'll have to do one hell of a lot better than that to receive
the lofty title of "Good". Slughorn had nothing, absolutely nothing to
gain personally by dueling with Voldemort, and it benefited no member
of his family; he battled the Dark Lord because he thought it was the
right thing to do. The best I can say for Narcissa is that she is not
as despicable as most Slytherins.

 Eggplant Gellert Grindelwald