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Sage Green is a chic and soothing color. Its aesthetics evokes sophistication yet naturally relaxing vibes. Find the best sage green aesthetic stuff here.Sage Green Aesthetic The most highly regarded theory of how each Hogwarts house got its colors will come straight from the author herself. Rowlings used certain colors to create specific emotions or traits in her writing. This is how many authors use color within their writing. When asked about the house colors, she remarked that the colors are loosely connected to the four elements. She used the idea of fire, water, earth, and sky as inspiration for both the school’s house colors as well as to identify what type of witch or wizard would belong in them. Gryffindor’s Colors Are Red and Gold Creepy Twins: No insight is given into their personality. They're creepy primarily for no other reason being identical, pale, and not saying a word in any of their appearances.
Sure, Slytherins get a pretty bad rap–but if you’re a member of this sleek, suave, and smart house, you know it’s all nonsense. You’re ambitious, cunning, resourceful, and sly. It’s not your fault some of your previous members may have crossed over to that evil side. Guess what? You don’t need to be a goody-goody Gryffindor to get the merch you want to rep the house of your dreams. We’re no sorting hat, but it seems to us that this is exactly the collection that was made for you. Blaise Zabini is a Slytherin student in Harry's year and an associate of Draco Malfoy. He's left unseen for the first five books, but finally gets a physical description and role in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Although he doesn't take part in bullying like his peers, he shares their same prejudiced views. Known as the infamous houses of Hogwarts school, Slytherin is known as being ambitious, resourceful, cunning and to me, irresistibly attractive. Nothing in J. K. Rowlings’s writing is random. This is an author that created a list of students’ names to use long before she created the actual characters. She knew from the beginning of the first book the exact role Professor Snape would play in Harry’s life as well as how the entire saga would end. So it is no surprise that she had a definite reason for using the colors she did when assigning each house two colors to represent them. J. K. Rowlings’s Element of SurpriseLike Father, Unlike Son: Invoked by Draco. Despite their almost carbon copy looks, eleven-year-old Scorpius is nothing like his father was as a child, and Draco actively went to lengths to ensure his son doesn't become a second Draco, the same way he was during his time at Hogwarts.
Messy Hair: Just like dear old dad. But averted in the movies, where his hair's actually neater than even movie!Harry and this trope plays straight for James. If the Sorting Hat placed you here, you would have demonstrated qualities like courage, bravery and determination. Some of the wizarding world’s best and brightest belonged to this house – Harry Potter and Albus Dumbledore are just a couple that spring to mind!Fantastic Racism: Along with most of the Slytherins, of course, but as far as Nott goes, he's more than likely related - perhaps a direct descendant - of a man named Cantankerus Nott, who is credited with anonymously publishing the Pure-Blood Directory, listing the British wizarding families who were still "truly pure-blood" by his time. In other words, Cantankerus Nott literally wrote the book on pure-blood supremacism. His father was also a Death Eater, and one of the longest serving ones at that. He was shown at least once making fun of Hermione's blood-status along with Draco. Noble Demon: Though the Slytherin house's reputation for cruelty and selfishness is well deserved (and well-earned), to the few people whom they deem worthy of their love (or at the very least, respect) Slytherin are capable of loyalty, bravery, honor, love, kindness, and heroism fierce enough to equal (and sometimes even rival) any Gryffindor. Of course, they are not the majority, most of them genuinely live up to the worst of their House reputation. It's All About Me: A common trait and flaw of Slytherin. They often do their deeds thinking of themselves and not others. Rich Bitch: It's never confirmed how wealthy her family is, but she certainly acts like she belongs in this category. Dead Guy Junior: Al is named in honour of two past headmasters; Albus Dumbledore and Severus Snape.
These are some of the main characteristics and traits of Slytherin to identify with or to get inspired and complement your own personality. Slytherins usually: Fans have expanded on the houses’ color symbolism even further. On mugglenet.com, one fan commented on the metallic associations with three of the four houses and how Rowling might’ve used this as foreshadowing. Gryffindor is gold, Slytherin is silver and Ravenclaw is bronze. And in the final feast at the end of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (or Philosopher's Stone, outside of America), Dumbledore adjusts the houses’ points: “Gryffindor comes out on top with 482, with Slytherin in second place with 472, Ravenclaw in third with 426, and Hufflepuff in a distant fourth with 352.”
J.K. Rowling’s thoughts
Fantastic Racism: While unknown if they harbour these traits, they like many other notable or incidental Slytherin students are related to Death Eaters, in this case the brother-sister Carrow pair. Alpha Bitch: Rowling states that Pansy is an amalgamation of every girl who's ever teased her in school. It certainly shows. The Quisling: Is the only student to openly suggest that Hogwarts should turn Harry over to Voldemort. Not So Different" Remark: Realises he's more similar to his dad than he thought; namely, both of them are insecure, constantly struggled growing up and have a heroic trouble-making streak. You’ll notice the words: pride, ambition, and cunning adorning this ring pin. These are all Slytherin qualities. An example of a person who possessed these traits – alongside loyalty and love – was Severus Snape. Slytherin house banner
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