And another thing...

[angelophile]

On the Harry Potter again.

Question!

If every bugger that gets put in Slytherin house turns out to be an evil little git, why do they teach them anything in the first place?

I mean, if it was me, the minute the Leslie Phillips hat had announced "SLYTHERIN!" I'd be packing the little blighters back home to mummy and daddy with a note stating "Sorry, your kid's a douche."

Instead it's "Hi Slytherins! Today's first lesson! How to curse people and turn your enemies into a radish!"

Comments

[argaud.livejournal.com]

The animosity between Slytherin and Gryffindor makes interactions between students of both houses pretty antagonistic, and them being kids, also petty.

Slytherin are picked because they are ambitious, cunning and willing to break the rules when they need. Notice Harry was almost put in the house. Keep reading, not all is what it seems :)