SlytherClaw leik woah. :DDDDDtanakiJanuary 9 2006, 05:47:56 UTC
First off, I agree with Brazenbitch. Your Slytherin felt pastede on yey. You seem to want to seem Slytherin and I felt as if you wrote your app to come off as your interpretation of OMG HARDCORE SLYTH. It may be how you really are, but you must understand that people are hyper-sensitive to Slytherin pushes and to push Slytherin or even be Slytherin you need to be extra subtle. You weren't. Which honestly puts me more in the mind of a Gryff than Slyth. And some things were just off for Slyth, anyway.
I felt as if some of the canon answers were really off. :/
And I have a bone to pick with your Voldemort analysis.
[Voldemort] began making a plethora of elementary, idiotic mistakes that led to his eventual downfall in Godric's Hollow.
I disagree. He made no mistakes. And if he did they weren't elementary or idiotic. How was he to know that LURV would disable him? Normal thought processes don't include fear of being struck dead by the fuzzies and fluff bunnies.
I find it difficult to believe that the Auror's College could neither find him nor take him down.
They didn't believe he returned at first. They thought Harry was full of shit. There may have been a few Aurors that believed Harry, but I some how doubt that those few compose a majority of the Aurors. Also, I believe the house would be sort of hard to find considering that it's probably under Fidelius. Plus, it's in a painfully muggle area. Who would think that the Dark Lord of the Bigots would set up a DQ there?
I'm tired and I had more to say but I'm not AJ and I don't have super hands. Suffice to say that you felt off. Either be more subtle or answer your questions truthfully. Reapply in a month if you feel like it. And remember, chocolate tastes best while dancing in your underwear beneath a full moon and They Might Be Giants music blasting.
I felt as if some of the canon answers were really off. :/
And I have a bone to pick with your Voldemort analysis.
[Voldemort] began making a plethora of elementary, idiotic mistakes that led to his eventual downfall in Godric's Hollow.
I disagree. He made no mistakes. And if he did they weren't elementary or idiotic. How was he to know that LURV would disable him? Normal thought processes don't include fear of being struck dead by the fuzzies and fluff bunnies.
I find it difficult to believe that the Auror's College could neither find him nor take him down.
They didn't believe he returned at first. They thought Harry was full of shit. There may have been a few Aurors that believed Harry, but I some how doubt that those few compose a majority of the Aurors. Also, I believe the house would be sort of hard to find considering that it's probably under Fidelius. Plus, it's in a painfully muggle area. Who would think that the Dark Lord of the Bigots would set up a DQ there?
I'm tired and I had more to say but I'm not AJ and I don't have super hands. Suffice to say that you felt off. Either be more subtle or answer your questions truthfully. Reapply in a month if you feel like it. And remember, chocolate tastes best while dancing in your underwear beneath a full moon and They Might Be Giants music blasting.
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