Back to Slytherin House (Was: Ending WAS : Compassionate hero)
jeanine5715
jeanine.banthorpe at btinternet.com
Sun Sep 23 15:59:29 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 177324
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "justcarol67"
<justcarol67 at ...> wrote:
>
> Carol wrote:
>
> Or is there a "water" trait that would work better and create a
> more equal balance with courage, intelligence, and loyalty? What
> would a Slytherin modeled on Snape at one end of the spectrum and
> Slughorn on the other hand value? What would define the new, non-DE,
> no bigoted ideal Slytherin?
Jeanine:
Yes there is indeed a "water" trait that would create a more equal
balance with courage, intelligence and loyalty and it is LOVE. Love
encompasses compassion and sacrifice. These are qualities that
Professor Snape displayed to a high degree. A motto often associated
with "water" traits is "I feel". Those individuals who can truly
feel, who can empathise, sympathise, and understand, are so often
those who are the greatest amongst us. The outstanding example of
undemanding love set by Profesor Snape forms an appropriate
justification for the adoption of Love as the defining quality /
trait of future Slytherins.
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