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Hoist by His Own Petard: Crabbe tries to kill the trio with Fiendfyre in the last book, but loses control of the spell and ends up being immolated himself. Birds of a Feather: The basis for his and Scorpius's friendship: both are the gossiped-about children of famous fathers, both feel determined to break free of the past's legacy, and both have a well-intentioned troublemaking streak. Fans have extended the houses’ color symbolism even further. One fan commented on mugglenet.com about the metallic associations with three of the four houses and how Rowling may have used them as foreshadowing. Ravenclaw is bronze, Slytherin is silver, and Gryffindor is gold. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Dumbledore adjusts the points for each house: “Gryffindor follows with 482, Slytherin in second with 472, Ravenclaw in third with 426, and Hufflepuff in fourth. Cynic–Idealist Duo: The Cynics to Gryffindors Idealist. Most if not all Slytherins, have shown to be untrusting and skeptical of the intentions of others. Snape was perhaps the best example, but largely to how tragic his past was. Narcissa Malfoy was never truly loyal to Voldemort either, because despite his overwhelming power, she cared more for family. Informed Attribute: Hermione seemed to believe that Millicent was close enough to Malfoy and his gang that he would tell her if he was the heir of Slytherin or if he knows who is. We never see her interact with Malfoy, Crabbe, or Goyle other than when they were all part of the Inquisitorial Squad. Since Hermione failed to transform into her, we never see how Draco would've reacted to her presence.
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. Villainous Cheekbones: When played by Scarlett Byrne - also plays into Adaptational Attractiveness due to the fact that Scarlett (and Genevieve or Lauren for that matter) are actually quite lovely in Real Life. Torture Technician: Said to have become quite adept at the Cruciatus Curse under the Carrows' tutelage in Deathly Hallows. The Smart Guy: Scorpius is quite studious, and is able to recall minor details regarding the mechanics of magical objects from love potions to Time Turners. The Chamber of Secrets, accessible only by the Heir of Slytherin, is similarly located under Hogwarts.Roe, B. (2019, June 12). The Hidden Meaning Behind the Colors of Each Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Houses. Retrieved from, https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/585504/harry-potter-hogwarts-houses-color-meanings The house colours for Slytherin are silver and emerald green and the emblem is a serpent. The Head of House is Professor Severus Snape, and the common room can be found down in the dungeons under the lake (which only adds to the Slytherin air of mystery).
Middle Child Syndrome: Much of Albus's turmoil comes from feeling this way, believing that his siblings are much more like his heroic parents, while he's the odd one out. The Friend Nobody Likes: Rarely seems to hang out with Malfoy's Gang. The one time he's shown with them he and Draco spend most of their conversation snarking at each other and Goyle reacts with violence when Blaise accidentally falls on him. Pansy Parkinson seems to have a somewhat better relationship with him though. Every color has a meaning behind it as well as emotions that we have attached to it over time. Wanting to express the true personality of the characters, Rowlings may have considered this when choosing the house colors. Gryffindor – RedIn terms of color, green and blue work together well, but their characteristics don’t. Greens (in the negative sense) are interested in maintaining their own power and status at any cost. In contrast, Blue focuses more on knowledge and discovering the truth. The blues believe that their purpose is greater than the greens’, that finding truth is more important than personal status. The greens feel that the blues are better than them and are impatient for them to get down from the clouds and recognize the importance of power. It is possible that blue and green could be on the same side of a battle, but they would be offended by each other and could not collaborate. Yellow Color of Huffelpuff Chekhov's Gunman: The appearance of the twins was supposed to tie into Draco Malfoy travelling between the Vanishing Cabinet in Hogwarts and the one in Borgin and Burkes, but this connection was not highlighted in the final cut of the film. Hate Sink: These two boneheads are Mr. Malfoy minus even the microscopic redeeming qualities that Draco himself possessed, or any kind of explanation for their actions beyond being obnoxious, brutish bullies. Having the same personality as Draco but being even dumber, uglier, and crueller, no one was remotely sorry when Crabbe (Goyle in the movie) got himself killed in an unbelievably stupid way by his own misdirected spell in an attempt to kill Harry, Ron, and Hermione, making him the only person in the series dumb enough to die in the Room of Requirement. Andromeda is Narcissa's sister and another Slytherin. Like her sister, she's also fiercely loyal to her family and friends. Even 12 years after the publication of the last Harry Potter novel, fans are still trying to decipher hidden meanings within J.K. Rowling’s magical world. While young witches and wizards were sorted into Hogwarts’s four houses, fans attached associations to each group. There are some obvious ones, like Slytherin’s connection to the snake, but many fans may have missed the deeper meaning within the colors of each house.
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