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also, i like the idea of being the only 'good boi' in that house. headcanon i see my conversation with other students who remark on how im a good person being as such ' well my dad, who is in deep with muggle politics, once told me this: being nice costs you nothing, but earns you much', im still an ambitious little ♥♥♥♥, but im a nice ambitious little ♥♥♥♥
Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw only exist to provide people who can applaud the heroes from Gryffindor, and Slytherin only exists to provide dark wizards for the heroic Gryffindor's to smite.
just because Harry knew some really bad Slytherins doesn't mean ALL of them are bad
really Gryffindors are just as nasty as Slytherins, they just pretend they're heroic and good while doing it, but they're arrogant, rule-breaking, and just as prone to bullying others as any of the bad Slytherins
I like to think MOST Slytherins are just normal students doing normal student things, and staying out of the stupid rivalry between Gryffindor and Slytherin. After all, out of like 50+ Slytherin students, we only met around a dozen in the book, all the ones antagonistic to Harry. We never get to see the normal Slytherin students who are just doing normal student things and focusing on their school work :(
That's because all of them are off in their hidden class rooms learning the dark arts, practicing their forbidden curses, and working out new and amusing ways to torment muggles and mud bloods.
Seriously though, even Slytherins own notes make it clear he was obsessed with blood status, and setting the scene for a Voldemort to come along and purify the wizarding world. He wasn't exactly a great role model for young wizards and witches unless you think they should have grabbed power and let only the pure bloods rule over everyone else in both the wizarding and muggle worlds.
Precisely, people just assume "Slytherin = bad" because that's what Harry Potter thinks, and JK Rowling didnt' bother to show any normal Slytherin students in the book
but a lot of Slytherin traits aren't inherently bad. Ambition and meeting goals is admirable in a school or workplace setting, being resourceful and clever are good things.
But for a lot of people, Slytherin = bad and that's all there is to it, disregarding how many villains came out of other Houses (Peter Pettigrew, Lockheart, Quirrel) or are just jerks (Zacharias Smith, Cormac McLaggen, Harry Potter himself, etc )
that doesn't mean every single Slytherin is a bad person though
I mean, Godric embodied bravery but there were tons of Gryffindors who weren't that brave and some who turned to be outright evil
Not every student sorted into a House matches all qualities of that house. So i doubt that every single Slytherin is required to be a evil blood purist