Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
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Hufflepuff should have been better at quidditch!
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Never the less once school is over I imagine that Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff would do better in the real world and lead happier lives.



It's a shame that J.K. Rowling never wrote in a likeable character from Slytherin, because you're right, being in Slytherin does in no way necessarily make you a bad person. Look at Snape, he was a Slytherin and he is a lot of people's favourite character because of his loyalty, bravery and unrequited - but never given up on - love. Then there's Quirrel, who was a Ravenclaw, not a Slytherin, and didn't really turn out to be the nicest person.

It's a shame that J.K. Rowling neve..."
Yes. I love Slytherin. I would probably make a lot of friends there. Just not with the jerks Rowling actually introduced.
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"Everyone says Hufflepuff are a load of duffers but..."
I've never been too bothered about this quote or took it very seriously as I thought JKR did a good job throughout the series of proving it is not necessarily true. But then I realised the quiet ways in which JKR proves this quote right. Such as; they are always last in the house cup and quidditch cup, when Cedric Diggory (a Hufflepuff) proved he was an exceptional student and person everyone made a big deal about it because he was a Hufflepuff ... Etc
My problem is that it felt like bad planning to me that Ravenclaw, Griffindor and Slytherin were always consistently better at qudditch than Hufflepuff were. I understand the former three share the traits of determination and perhaps competitiveness, but Hufflepuffs have; fair, hard-working, patient, unafraid of toil etc. Surely these are the traits of great qudditch players!!!
As a proud Hufflepuff (as I'm sure you've guessed from my profile pic) I was kind of offended that JKR always seems to show Hufflepuff as the least skilled house. If I was her I'd least make the Hufflepuff team better than the Ravenclaws, because judging by their traits they would be more interested in academic achievement?
Thanks :)