Dark Magic

[rowena_grunnionffitch]

No: HPFGUIDX 176795

> Perhaps there is a symbolic idea of repentance for Slytherin house,
> but then it seems that no one else needs repentance, just Slytherins.
>    The Baron might be repentant, and therefore in some theological
> views in moral equivalence with non-murderers, but from a story point
> of view, JKR made the Slytherin ghost a murderer, finding another
> opportunity to show us that Slytherins, from old to new, are worse
> than everyone else.
> 
> ~Adam (Prep0strus)

  If you ask me Helena Ravenclaw could do with some repentence 
herself, she stole a treasure from her own mother didn't she? She
could also do with a little forgiveness. Holding a grudge for a 
thousand years doesn't strike me as being very spiritually advanced.
BTW we haven't any idea have we exactly why Nearly Headless Nick was
beheaded? Treason and/or murder are his most likely crimes. Of course
he might have been innocent...

  Rowena Grunnion-Ffitch