Inktober 2017, Day 3 : A Frozen House.

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Inktober 2017, Day 3 : A Frozen House.
curse as in dark mark as in their families with voldemort, not slytherin itself but the lifestyle of the purebloods
But not all Slytherins had families aligned with Voldemort?
Unless I’m wrong! I know a lot of them did have family there but I was under the impression that it wasn’t all of them.
apparently I do have opinions on this whoops
the curse part made me think of how slytherin, and pure blood children have to deal with the curse their family brought to them :) i totally see where you're coming from though and honestly slytherin and gryfendor are so close that the sorting hat almost put harry in slytherin so ya know it could go either way!
I don’t really see being a Slytherin as a curse though just as a different skill set so I guess that’s why I can’t see her as a Slytherin haha
some things i picked up on was her defiance (by breaking out of her shell) and i also got the vibe because she reminds me of malfoy haha!
See I read that more as bravery. I mean I think the fact that she has to deal with this “curse” for most of her life on her own, without anyone really to help her, especially after her parents die, and then she becomes this ruler, all the while having to keep her sister at a distance because she’s terrified of hurting her again when all she wants is to let her in, I guess that just reads more like bravery to me.
i think anna would be hufflepuff and elsa would be perf for slytherin.
I just don’t see the reason for Slytherin though? Hans yes, but I can’t see it in Elsa. Not because of some “Slytherins are evil” thing either. But because there isn’t really any evidence of cunning to achieve her ends I guess. Why do you think Slytherin?