There is a “little” blind faith in Snape, a lot of students trust a professor to stay unbiased, and a lot of us think very positively on our role models.
I am pretty convinced already that I was going to be a Slytherin. It is said that if you are incredibly ambitious, you will end up in Slytherin; it doesn't matter what other qualities you possess, as all those are a part of reaching your ambitions. I have had the goal to become the strongest since I was born. Painfully dying makes it so that painfully dying again is at the bottom of your goals. I also want the magical world to undergo advancement. For someone whose entire first life was dedicated to engineering and logic, being stuck in a place where neither of those seems to be given importance is maddening. I will be a Slytherin, there is simply no doubt in my mind. Also, pretty much every member of my family on all sides has been a Slytherin. There is clearly some sort of bloodline thing for Hogwarts houses; if there wasn't, then the "incompetent Weasleys," as my father calls them, "who know only to lick the boots of mudbloods," would not have entered any house outside of Hufflepuff. Of course, my father hates them with a passion, and his description might not be fair, but Snape seems to have a similar opinion on the family, and he is much more rational.
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A Skeptical Slytherins Revolution
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