The thing about Slytherin was that the qualities so often valued in oneself were qualities to be wary of when they appeared in other people. Often when we search for protection, we restrict ourselves from the world that exists beyond the walls we build. In Daphne Greengrass' final days, she must overcome the barriers brought about by what she knows and her inherent wary nature to acknowledge those dearest to her. (An Entry to WolfieAli's Underrated Character Challenge)