Notification of prejudices

[sigurd at eclipse.net]

No: HPFGUIDX 191548

Dear Steve

I dunno about that. Others saw the bullying and thought as Harry, and others WERE bullied (Ron Hermione) and therefore it was personal. There was not one instance of a Slytherin prefect saying "Draco that's enough" and non-actions speak as loud as actions. Again I think the fact that the entirety of the three houses standing up and drawing their wands on Slytherin, ready to gun them down testifies that it's not only Harry's view of Slytherin-- it's EVERYONE'S view of Slytherin.

I rather think that every Slytherin saw it as his first duty to pick on someone else. Each had their goat.

And again we'll have to disagree. No one chained the Syltherins, Each one was free to take his side with the other houses. I think they had the opportunity and they simply were rooting for the other side.

Otto