Houses of lesser villains (WAS Re: Villain!Dumbledore...)
Zara
zgirnius at yahoo.com
Mon Oct 8 17:51:01 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 177834
> zgirnius:
> >Umbridge commits various acts that rise to the level of evil, and
she
> >is not a stated member of Slytherin House.
>
> Bart:
> She does appear to have a definite prejudice in favor of Slytherin,
however. That would imply being a Slytherin herself.
zgirnius:
I thought it was the other way around. Slytherin was on the side of
Umbridge and the Ministry against Dumbledore and Harry, denying the
return of Voldemort. (In the case of the Slytherins that furthered
this policy, they knew darned well he was back, but saw the advantage
of keeping this a secret - e. g. Lucius Malfoy and Draco.) So
naturally she wound up favoring them - they were the ones helping
her.
I tend to guess Dolly Dearest is a Hufflepuff, showing the dark side
of those traits, hard-working and loyal to the Ministry.
> Bart:
> >Quirrell is not either. Nor is Lockhart, who tries to destroy the
> >minds of Harry and Ron to save his reputation.
>
> Bart:
> Gildylocks HAS wiped out memories of true heroes so that he could
take advantage of their heroics. And he does seem to have a bit of a
prejudice in favor of Gryffindor, and an obsession with being thought
the hero. If I had to guess with the Turban, I'd put him as a
Ravenclaw, in his quest for knowledge and his giving in to Morty's
cold logic.
zgirnius:
Yes, those would be my guesses too. And I agree Gildylocks did wipe
the memories of others - I was just focusing on his transgressions
within the story, as opposed to in his past.
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