[ SECRET POST #2867 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2867 ⌋

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Comments

[i_paint_the_sky]

Yes, Harry's POV definitely did shape things. But given the amount of time Gryffindor spends with Slytherin, there were plenty of opportunities to show at least one of them in a positive light. And IIRC, the entire Slytherin house leaves instead of fighting in the Battle of Hogwarts. So while the POV choice doesn't help, it also didn't completely justify things.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Rowling really could've done a better job with the Slytherin house. Slytherins can supposedly be good people, but we only see them being huge tools who never contribute positively to anything. The most "heroic" Slytherin we ever saw was Snape of all people and he's still...well, Snape. I kind of hope that we at least get some supplementary material from her that showcases the positive aspects of Slytherins

[(Anonymous)]

If it's any help, apparently Merlin was a Slytherin.