Why Slytherins are Awesome

Password Headcanon

When the Slytherin common room password is changed to "mudblood," a group of students refuse to say it.

"Who makes the passwords anyway?"

"We want the other Houses to accept us for who we are. This isn't helping!"

So they camp outside of the common room. Although the Slytherins still inside the dormitories don't understand them, they still feel bad and bring them sleeping bags and pillows.

Then, a Hufflepuff student walks by, going to Professor Snape's office to talk about the last exam. He sees the Slytherin students and, confused, asks why they're on the floor.

The students tell him, and, within ten minutes, the Slytherins are awkwardly standing in the Hufflepuff common room.

"Sit, sit! Get comfortable!" A Hufflepuff girl brings around blankets. A group of Hufflepuffs make hot cocoa.

Finally, the Slytherins fall asleep in the common room. The Hufflepuffs had offered their beds, but the Slytherins had all said, "no, way, we're fine. Go sleep."

So the Slytherins fall asleep in the warm, comfortable Hufflepuff common room.

Meanwhile, a group of Ravenclaws and Gryffindors are down at the Slytherin common room. The Ravenclaws are hexing the wall to try to change the password. The Gryffindors are just shouting random things and occasionally hitting the wall. (They're Ravenclaw's moral support)

Someone from the Slytherin common room yells, "shut up! We're trying to sleep!"

"Never!" yells back a Gryffindor. "Give us a new password or give us death!"