Deuteragonist: Scorpius appears almost as much as Albus and gets a significant amount of solo attention in Act III. The Smart Guy: Scorpius is quite studious, and is able to recall minor details regarding the mechanics of magical objects from love potions to Time Turners.

Whether you want to go matchy with the green plaid shorts or keep it cute with a pleated skirt, this posh blazer is such a perfect addition.Green represents Slytherin. This sounds contradictory at first when you consider green as a passive color that stands for stability and tranquility. All of these are positive traits. So, why Slytherin? The answer lies in the alternative view of green. Green is powerful. It is also envious. Have you ever been green with envy? Now you can begin to see the relationship between this chameleon color and the members of Slytherin. Hufflepuff – Yellow

Not So Above It All: Though she tries to hide it, she's just as excited as the other girls when they learn about unicorns in their Care for Magical Creatures class. She also admits that she found Cedric Diggory attractive, though she said it to taunt Cho Chang and Harry (whose appearance was compared negatively to Cedric's). Rich Bitch: It's never confirmed how wealthy her family is, but she certainly acts like she belongs in this category. Miller, S. (2019, February 25). Harry Potter: The Best and Worst Traits from Each Hogwarts House. Retrieved from, https://screenrant.com/harry-potter-best-worst-traits-hogwarts-house/ Middle Child Syndrome: Much of Albus's turmoil comes from feeling this way, believing that his siblings are much more like his heroic parents, while he's the odd one out.Kill It with Fire: Crabbe (Goyle in the film) dies when his uncontrolled Fiendfyre burns down the Room of Requirement with him in it. Like Father, Like Son: Both of their fathers are Death Eaters, and are described as being large and dim like their sons. Crabbe's father appears to be the more serious Death Eater, as he is seen in battle and unhesitatingly aims a Killing Curse at Hermione (something Vincent would also try to do). Goyle's father is only really seen once and never does anything noteworthy, much like how Gregory is less vocal and ambitious than Vincent.