Slytherins are bad (was:Re: Severus as friend)

[hickengruendler]

No: HPFGUIDX 183392

 
> Alla:
> 
> Actually I never could conclude that. Prejudging - sure in a sense, 
but 
> to me it makes a huge difference what they were prejudging upon. 
> Theoretically person can work upon becoming braver, even it is all in 
> one's mind to convince oneself how to hide the fear, etc.
> 
> And the person more than theoretically CAN work on improving their 
> performance in school. And that I know not from theory and it works.
 
Hickengruendler:

While that's true, if these kids decided to become braver or want to 
learn more at age 12, it would be too late for them to ever go to 
Hogwarts. Therefore, yes, I consider the behaviour of Gryffindor and 
Ravenclaw pretty flawed as well. Nonetheless, I don't recall either of 
them hiding a monster inside Hogwarts to kill everyone who ist cowardly 
or stupid.