Sorting Hat places Harry in Slytherin House from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Slytherin Edition by J. K. Rowling
When Harry sat upon the old and worn-out hat, he felt a sense of anticipation wash over him. The Sorting Hat was no ordinary hat; it had the ability to peer into one's very soul and determine the house where they belonged. As the hat whispered in his ear, Harry couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. The thought of being placed in Slytherin House, the house known for producing dark wizards and witches, sent shivers down his spine. Harry had always been told about the four houses of Hogwarts - Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin. Each house had its own unique qualities and values, but Slytherin was the one that stood out the most. It was the house where ambition, cunning, and resourcefulness reigned supreme. While these qualities were not inherently bad, they were often associated with darker tendencies. As the Sorting Hat deliberated, Harry couldn't help but wonder if he truly belonged in Slytherin. He had always been told that he had a brave heart, much like those in Gryffindor House. Could it be possible that the hat had made a mistake? Or was there something within him that he had yet to discover? When the Sorting Hat finally made its decision, Harry's heart sank. Slytherin. The word echoed in his mind, sending a chill down his spine. How could this be? Had he been mistaken about himself all along? Was there truly a part of him that belonged in the house of the serpents? As he made his way to the Slytherin table, Harry couldn't shake the feeling of unease that had settled in his chest. Would he be able to live up to the expectations of his new house? Would he be able to resist the pull of darkness that seemed to linger in the air around him? Only time would tell.- Harry Potter, the boy who lived, found himself in Slytherin House, surrounded by a sea of unfamiliar faces. His journey was just beginning, and he knew that the choices he made would ultimately determine his fate. Would he succumb to the darkness that threatened to consume him, or would he rise above it and prove that he was more than his house? Only time would tell.
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