Luvian

 Slytherins tended to be ambitious, shrewd, cunning, strong leaders, and achievement-oriented. They also had highly developed senses of self-preservation.[10] This means that Slytherins tended to hesitate before acting, so as to weigh all possible outcomes before deciding exactly what should be done. Slytherins tended to take charge and possessed strong leadership skills. They were often self-assured and confident of their own competence and can be very loyal. Another characteristic some Slytherins share was a tendency towards deep, unrequited love. Severus Snape and the Bloody Baron held abiding but unreturned feelings for Lily Evans and Helena Ravenclaw, respectively. Although some Slytherins, such as Tom Riddle, were incapable of feeling love at all, those that did were known to cherish their passion abidingly and unconditionally, although often tragically due to an inability to act appropriately on their feelings. Interestingly, Bellatrix Lestrange held feelings for Tom Riddle ...

 Gryffindor Tower, entrance on the seventh floor. Those students assigned to Gryffindor reside in the Gryffindor Tower, one of the three tallest towers of Hogwarts Castle alongside Ravenclaw Tower and the Astronomy Tower. The entrance of the tower is behind the painting of the Fat Lady, and to enter, one needs to present the Fat Lady with the correct password that changes often. If a students gets the password wrong, he or she will have to wait until another student comes by with the correct pass code. Those students assigned to Gryffindor reside in the Gryffindor Tower, one of the three tallest towers of Hogwarts Castle alongside Ravenclaw Tower and the Astronomy Tower. The entrance of the tower is behind the painting of the Fat Lady, and to enter, one needs to present the Fat Lady with the correct password that changes often. If a students gets the password wrong, he or she will have to wait until another student comes by with the correct pass code.

With American filmmakers starting their organized production, silent movies became very popular in both US and Europe. Film started being longer, slightly edited, they used minimal sound effects and musical tracks, and emphasis on professional-made narrative drama, romances and comedies. The motion picture of the silent era was generally simplistic in nature; acted in overly animated movements to engage the eye; and accompanied by live music, played by musicians in the theater, and written titles to create a mood and to narrate a story. Within the confines of this medium, one filmmaker in particular emerged to transform the silent film into an art and to unlock its potential as a medium of serious expression and persuasion. Other techniques that Griffith, who entered the film industry as an actor in 1907, employed to new effect included panning shots, through which he was able to establish a sense of scene and to engage his audience more fully in the experience of the film, and trackin...