ScreenPrism Ravenclaw... please

ScreenPrism please do this sort of philosphy video for the other houses.

Please do something with Scandal. I'd love to see you guys analyze characters like Jake, Fitz, Mellie, Abby, Maya, and most of all Command or Eli Pope

If you guys could do videos on the characters of Brooklyn nine-nine like you did with the office and friends that would be terrific

Actually in western traditions the snake is knowledge and healing. For the sumerians as well, the god Enki the creator of the human race thought knowledge and music to mankind,his symbol was the snake while his sister symbol was the tree..

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Ikr

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and also my OCs are Sltheryin and they aren't evil ;) one's a brat but that's just cause he's rich tbh :p but not evil

Which is such an epic Slytherin related fact that I named my cat Merlin 😊💚

the ilvermorny house with the snake has that down oddly enough!

Also in Greco-Roman mythology, Aesclepius (son of Apollo) was accompanied by two serpents who could heal wounds by licking them.

Yes but serpents are more commonly associated with chaos, destruction and natural elements. There are biological reasons for why this is. Our primate tree dwelling ancestors had only to worry about tree dwelling pythons which preyed on medium sized mammals.

@@straburyred one serpent not two.

In cristianity as well satan in forma of a snake persuaded Eva to eat from the tree of knowledge and is caracterized by his pride and arrogance

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100 points to gryffindor for Harry's breathing techniquee

@@robinlvr1475 90 billion points to Gryffindors because Harry smiled at Hagrid

John Pangarakis I agree, I think Slytherins and ravenclaws are very similar houses but slytherin tend to be more logical and analytical and ravenclaws are more free minded and creative

Pangasauras Also as a Ravenclaw I agree

Thank you that's so kind:-)

Like owr tendency of being amoral. I think both, Ravenclaw and Slytherin, have a tendency to the darkness ; us fora big curiosity and always want more knoledge, they also for curiosity but also power because the darkness and the dark arts are very powerfull and not necessarily evil. Light and Dark can be evil and good in the same and different ways, because like humans have the capasity to be good and evil in all of us.

Thank you :')

Kiki M Snape and Voldemort were probably saying the same thing

Yeah where the money at...lol

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Yeahh where is it?????

Maybe it's in the chamber of secrets but I am guessing some Griffindork beat us there because of sheer dumb luck which also won them the house cup

Because it was unfair. They all got points for stuff none of the students (even Gryffindor) knew anything about. Hell, Neville got points just they could win. It's not enough that they saved the world, they have to win the House Cup that Slytherin worked hard to get.

Bucket Think Tank Gryffindor and Slytherin were pitted against each other from the get go. The fact that Dumbledore even openly encouraged the antagonism, and that they were seen as "heroic" and "evil" respectively, just struck me as a low point.

Caitriona Quigley I'm a Hufflepuff and I agree that Slytherins do get horrible reputations which shouldn't happen because I know a few Slytherins who are very nice. For some reason Hufflepuffs have gotten mad fun of a lot and Ravenclaws sadly barely get acknowledged. The Gryffindors winning the house cup was so unfair because they won by breaking all the rules and just being brave which is their houses main quality when no other house get extra points for doing something where they used their main quality of the house. Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't someone from Gryffindor get points for being loyal which is a Hufflepuff quality. It is a little but if a Gryffindor quality but it's mainly one for Hufflepuff

Mae Mitchum I totally concur. Both Slytherins and Hufflepuffs seem to get the short end of the stick both in and out of story for different reasons. Slytherins are usually typecast as being manipulative and self-serving, but many of the Slytherins I know demonstrate its more positive qualities, such as determination and resourcefulness. By contrast, Hufflepuffs are ridiculed because because they're seen as "generic" and are very rarely given time to shine in plots. In fact, their sole moment of glory comes about when Cedric Diggory is selected as a champion for the Triwizard Tournament, which is then overshadowed by Harry's name being entered into the goblet. At least Ravenclaws are given a bit more focus. It always seemed that we were "supposed" to root for the Gryffindors on top of any other house.

Merlin was also a Slytherin, so boom. Eat it gryffindors.

50 points to Ravenclaw! As a Slytherin I completely agree. I think Salazar's loathing for muggles and muggleborns was fueled by the witch trials. And it isn't all that far fetched to imagine some pureblood families that are still around bearing the same grudge.

Great deduction (Slytherin here). It's true that Ravenclaws are wise😀

Goikuchan As a Slytherin, I would sure rant about how my ancestors fought in the wars against the muggles who exterminates our kind.

Actually, the school was founded before the actual which hunts, as the Catholic Church was trying to convince the public that magic did not exist at all, and was mere "pagan superstition" The which hunts didn't go into full swing until the 1500s, and for a long time only black magic (magic that did harm) could get you arrested and killed...unless your healing spell failed, and then you were accused of killing the person while faking trying to heal them. That would also do it. There were many forms of magic that were popular with the upper class during the Medeival Renaissance period, as well, such as alchemy and "natural" magic. Not to mention all the spells disguised as prayers by inserting Jesus Christ's name into them. Honestly, if Harry Potter didn't have the word "which" in it, very few would have made a fuss about this series.

@@Goikuchan true that. Its better to be prepared or cautious when it comes to those who feared the unknown that they'll easily kill you. Even I'll admit that wizarding haven't change much that the muggles became advance. Its only logic what can happen when you calculate every possibility from happening. Not that I am against muggleborns nor half-blood but danger is not something taken lightly if you can count the wizarding numbers that they are lacking while muggles are billions with war weapons capable to destroy any spell shield. To be fair,I may be placed in ravenclaw and on occasion on slytherin but overall I am neutral and more likely be preparing the possibility of war from breaking in case,,,afterall I saw value using every advantage and logic of everything even using dark arts,light magic or even weaponry in case wands are not useful when weapons are guns being pointed at you lightning fast in shot. Hell! I rather be prepared enough even to train wandless magic in advance just for precaution. Afterall,if you were to choose:Morality by hesitating using all advantage you can get or death and possible torture from muggles which can be more gruesome then a simple crucio. Avada kedavra is simple death but what if you are surrounded or imperio is useless when against those who have strong will for a muggle let alone again being surrounded,,,,thats why,why not train using weaponry too justttt to be prepare.

I don't care what anybody says about my house. I didn't ask for opinions. I like every house.

After 5 books, she realized that and made Professor Slughorn (who is a Slytherin but is a very likable person).

I think ravenclaw and Slytherin would make a great couple Knowledge and power.

@@gourisree9991 oh my god yes! I'm a slytherin any male ravenclaws that want me XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

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Absolutely

Me too!!

Me too

Rachie And The Waves As a Slytherin, I agree it’d be very cute! ^^

As a Hufflepuff married to a Slytherin, I agree. 😉 We indeed complement and balance out each other's personality traits.

Rachie And The Waves Ok but that would actually be so precious

Rachie And The Waves I don't know about romance, but I'm a Slytherin and my older brother is a Hufflepuff. We've always been very close, even for siblings.

As a Hufflepuff that loves writing and stories, I say this is one of my favorite ideas. Maybe I should write it XD

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And yet you watched it perhaps the entirety. P. S. I respect slyth... (can't spell the house). I haven't seen Harry Potter nor may I ever. But from this video, I think I am more towards the slyth...

Pritam Mukherjee SLYTHERIN*

Ummm...the books are written from Harry's POV. And in many cases he has to admit he was wrong, like with his impression of Neville, Hermione, Draco, Luna and Cedric. But if you read carefully you'll realize Harry is pretty judgemental and misses so much stuff. And Dumbledore's great shows on Harry's behalf are not as pure as Harry believes. It becomes obvious even in the very first book that Dumbledore is manipulating Harry to shape him into a character that has the certain quality he considers necessary, but he doesn't train him like you would a hero. Dumbledore is many things, but he certainly isn't kind. And Harry believes him to be kind for far too long. Good, yes, but not kind. Why else would a great, wise wizard actively get an entire school house to hate a small boy, using a stupid 'housecup' win reversal that doesn't give any real benefits and noone really cares about? The books are written from an unreliable narrator's POV and to the careful reader a lot of things seem highly questionable from the start.

The stories are told from Harry's POV, so obviously whatever he thinks about things is how it will be portrayed. Slytherin House is a perfect example of this: Harry absolutely detests most Slytherins which is why they are always shown to be rude, mean, and bullies.

How is this so accurate

I'ma Ravenclaw, yet I would kill.

Ok but why is this true

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That's an incredible explanation; thank you.

As a Slytherin, i love this response!

@Mo'mina Makin Considering Hogwarts was founded in 990 AD in a Western society when having magic would either cause you to be murdered for devil worship or crowned a saint. However Harry Potter took place almost 2000 years in the future. Obviously things changed. At the time, Salazar had a point by wishing to be pragmatic, but times changed and we no longer have church-sanctioned beheading.

@Mo'mina Makin a muggleborn generally doesn't come isolated. They have muggle family, muggle friends, and they are likely to return to muggle society. This opens up the risk of discovery because how on earth are you going to hide magic from those you live with. Another problem would be the anti magic beliefs that muggleborn may already have. You could have muggleborns working against magicals because they believe its the right thing or that it would redeem them from evil. Letting dangerous elements into a sanctuary for magical children can reasonably be seen as a threat.

We = Slytherins Hardwork = a general term for everything we've done to achieve our goals through ambitiousness I forgot I wrote this comment...

I'm obviously talking about those who categorize themselves as Slytherins irl. Those people who took the Pottermore test, and etc.

Exactly!

​@@dfpl2554 The Slytherins from the book during Harry's years at school seemed pretty racist and evil in general (I know people like to say that Harry was biased, but you can't blame everything on Harry. I mean, in what world would good people use "pureblood" as a dorm password when current events around racism were what they were), but my thoughts are that Harry's generation of Slytherins were corrupted by Voldemort and their racist families. I'm sure that during other periods in history, Slytherins were (hypothetically) just as moral as anyone else. I guess I wouldn't know, but I've never actually heard anyone who's not 12 seriously suggest that IRL people who get sorted into Slytherin on Pottermore are actually evil. Maybe a bit edgelord, but nothing more serious than that. The one thing I do find weird is people getting Dark Mark tattoos. Like, what exactly are you trying to say by getting that tattoo?

What about Slughorn? He is a stereotypical slytherin, just without all the pure blood-nonsense.

MrCommori except that Slughorn was still amazed Lily was so talented given she was muggleborn. That would pass for passive discrimination today. Rowling is very clear about not liking Slytherin personally :/

eizhowa As a Hufflepuff, I love Slytherins. When not being the stereotypical, Slytherins are someone I'd want on my side. They're clever and resourceful and I love their ability to be subtle and work towards their goals with patience and dedication.

Andromeda Tonks, Tonks’ mother, was a Slytherin, but married a muggle-born. She also provided a safe house during the Flight of the Potters. Sadly she’s not in the movies😢

Albus Potter is a Slytherin .

Lathan - Kyle that's a fun idea, fixing game of thrones to hogwarts houses..i would put sansa to slytherine as well, at the age of the sorting she believed in blood purity and craved to be at the top ;)

And Cersei Lannister would be in Gryffindor? I don't know, the red DOES suit her. :P

*Griffindor:* Jon Snow, Jaime Lannister, Robb Stark, Arya Stark, Loras Tyrell. Sandor Clegane. Oberyn Martell, Theon Greyjoy, Asha Greyjoy, Tormund Giantsbane, Ygritte. *Slytherin:* Daenerys Targaryen, Cersei Lannister, Tywin Lannister, Stannis Baratheon, Petyr Baelish, Olenna Tyrell, Margaery Tyrell, Sansa Stark (book version), Bronn. Also Jaime Lannister lol. *Hufflepuff:* Brienne of Tarth, Ned Stark, Catelyn Stark, Jorah Mormont, Lyanna Mormont, Davos Seaworth, Missandei, Grey Worm, Podrick Payne, Gilly. *Ravenclaw:* Tyrion Lannister, Samwell Tarly, Shireen Baratheon, Sansa Stark (TV version), Bran Stark, Varys, Jaqen H'ghar/No One.

I agree except I think Daenerys is more Gryffindor. She's certainly ambitious and has a pure bloodline, but I don't see her cunning, patience, adaptability, strategic thinking, subtlety, etc.

Yes, she does have Gryffindor traits too. But she IS adaptable. Her sigil is a three headed dragon. Dragons are close relatives to snakes, but more powerful and fire-oriented. She was sold as a slave to a barbaric lord, and she learnt his culture and how to become stronger. She adapts to her circumstances, and knows how to gain people's support. She is quick-temper, but she is also quite logical and listens her counselours. She fooled the masters of Astapor, and she uses any harsh means to get the Iron Throne. She takes tough decissions that are necessary. I don't see her as Gryffindor because her role of the story is mostly about her ambitions; not her heroic acts. She's not power hungry as Cersei or Littlefinger, but she herself represents Power. Perhaps she is like Jaime, she either could be on Gryffindor or Slytherin. But I preffer her as Slytherin, because she wouldn't be your stereotypical Slytherin :D.

Yea but everyone knows what American money looks like

Green is a colour we unconciously connect with money.

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@@blakedavis2447 no we don’t lol

As an American I didn't realize this thank you for pointing that out!! Like i knew not everyone has green currency but I didn't make the connection but you're so right

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or R.A.B redemption and courage

Right?

Lol same here

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MyPokemonDied 000 I'm a Hufflepuff and I kinda agree with that also. I don't hate any house but Gryffindors are the ones that annoy me the most because kinda a lot of them want to be the center of attention and I don't like how much they are praised in the series

Agree. Gryffindors are the fucking worst. Act first, think later, let everyone else clean up my impulsive mess.

MyPokemonDied 000 LOL. At first I was mad I was a Slytherin and not gryffindor and then I learned what the house is really about.

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Yes the slytherins that fought for good should get more freaking credit!!!!

Gryffindors are arrogant while Slytherins are prideful. Pride and arrogance are two different things. But people just love to make Slytherins the bad guys.

Defense Against the Dark Arts may be his subject of choice, but potions is his true gift, as we see in the "Half Blood Prince." Which is why Dumbledore stuck him there and kept him there.

MeganKoumori agreed. It’s amazing how talented he is in potions and I often wonder why he isn’t writing his own potions books. I’m just frustrated his bad qualities overshadow his potions genius.

It also demonstrates how ambitious he is by having been a superb potions students (as the half blood prince's notes have shown) although his interests were lying somewhere else

True, but he was great at potions.

Although one could also theorise that he was kept from DATDA because Dumbledore didn't want him tempted by it, as indeed Harry and co does in the books. Voldemort himself also aspired to that job, which was in no way accidental, it was the closest he could get to his passion in Hogwarts within the restrictions the school poses. It is, after all, stated that Snape has always wanted that job, and one could assume that included his time as a deatheater.

I think Luna was a good symbol of the creativity and free thinking of Ravenclaw house.

I'm a Hufflepuff, but most of my friends are Ravenclaw. They fall into one of two categories. Most of them are very academic; 3 doctors, 1 lawyer, and 2 engineers. However, my two other Ravenclaw friends did not finish school, but went onto to build their own businesses, entrepreneur style. I think the core of Ravenclaw is that they are defined by their minds. For a lot of them, this means studying and thinking. But for others, this is about thinking differently; being creative and imaginative, and seeing what others have missed.

ELana well put

Charlotte, who was quirky and creative other than Luna? And the hat was considering her for the house so she could have ended up there.

S-wo from looking at Pottermore, professor trelawney, gilderoy lolckhart and olivander the wand maker were all ravenclaw. Trelawney is not your typical academic, and definitely sees the world in a unique way. Olivander is a mix of both Ravenclaw extremes

He’s the HERO, the SYMBOL of slytherin. It’s sad that people don’t know about him

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Good old attention seeking Ravenclaws, you really need to stop thinking you can get anything. ~ A Slytherin

You'd likely say the same if they only did Gryffindor, Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw. We want a symbolism video aswell, we're not "attention seeking".

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Because they are a symbol of eugenics. They believe that only superior people can achieve great things. In South Africa they were so determined to keep the idea that racial mixing was contrary to nature that they would take biracial children from their parents and adopt them out so that no one would see the evidence of racial mixing. Basically, they wanted to deny the existence of biracial people to keep the racial order. People who are convinced that they are superior will go through loops to keep that lie a communal reality. We see evidence of that in the USA currently.

I suppose there's some inclination of naturally inherited power when a bloodline is pure, or something like that. So keeping a pure bloodline would assure success for you and your family, and the ambitions you may have. Urging for personal achievements doesn't necessarily incline you towards an individualistic philosophy, as you can gain much personally from utilizing collectivistic methods so long as they favor you and your goals.

How is personal achievement contradicted by coming from a good family? You can still have huge achievements and privelege doesn't discount it. It just means you had a head start

"I'm a bastard child who survived on my own, now I'm gonna be the greatest. I don't need help and I don't help others" is the biggest Slytherin thing ever....but runs counter to people dismissing muggles and mudbloods. Hermion got where she is by hardwork and ambition, it makes no sense for a Slytherin to insult such a wizard

Because Rowling is lazy

Also the snake is one of the many other symbols of the scorpio sign

omg im a capricorn and slytherin! eeeeeeeeek

I'm a Taurus and a Slytherin!!

Voldemort was also a capricorn mind you lol

Actually, All of the faculties represent certain elements which are: Slytherin - Water (cancer, scorpio, pisces), Gryffindor - Fire, Ravenclaw - Air, Hufflepuff - Earth. Look it up. (Slytherin here 🐍)

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Akhilesh Kumar she didn't even finish the game of thrones one. She left out the Tullys and the Arryns. I think.

Even in the books we don't get to see much of Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw and I think Hufflepuff was the only common room we never had the chance to see.

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Love this. I’d put Sam Tarley for Ravenclaw

Characters from that show typically are well-written,.

She’d be a slytherin CHANGE MY MIND

@@teddiespicker Zuko is a Slytherin too, honestly both Zuko and Azula are such interesting complex characters.

that is soo evil!

zitronentee managers are more of the conscientiousness trait, while entrepreneurs are more of the openness trait. Slytherins definitely fit the conscientiousness trait, but idk bout openess. But I agree they'd need to work on agreeableness

They can have agreeableness. Remember Tom Riddle. His level of smoothness is unmatchable

Lumos SK I'm actually talking 'agreeableness' of big 5 personalities, i.e. empathy. I think smoothness is being cunning.

But smoothness is more than enough for manager/entrepreneurs. I strongly doubt they have real empathy for their costumers. Slytherins would be the perfect entrepreneurs

@@lumossk3657 well, depends on what kind of manager/entrepreneur you want to be... "Greatness" can be understood in different ways, as we know ;)

yikes..

I'm the opposite. I'm a Slytherin but I've got a lot of Ravenclaw traits too.

Same

No one is entirely one thing. I have the personality type B with A tendencies. I really enjoyed your comparison being Ravenclaw with Slytherin tendencies.

I'm a Gryffindor with Ravenclaw tendencies.

Perfect timing indeed, I'll say!

Technically had Draco not insulted Ron, I say things would be a lot different.

Technically, had Ron not made fun of Draco's name and Harry not failed to corrected Ron's behavior and snubbed Draco, I say things would be a lot different.

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me too!! "wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."

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Beatriz Zacharias Cause Gryffindor had to be the best, they're the "heroes"

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Ummmm Slytherins element water WAS mentioned in the video. Not ignored... And adaptation was mention in the part of the video where they were talking about waterrrr 😆

our ancestor is typical evil-looking(bald, long beard, cunning) villain, most of our houses are old time racists, our most famous member is the most evil dark wizard in history, and our animal is literally the symbol of the devil itself

and that is sad

I'm a Slytherin and I totally agree..