tom riddle as a professor — dump of thoughts

i think he would be an amazing teacher, but very strict and antipathic. he would definitely favor the slytherins and the purebloods, but like so discretely and so skillfully that no one would notice it, and if they did, they wouldn't be able to prove it. no one would believe them anyway, because he'd have everyone wrapped around his finger (except for dumbledore, mcgonagall and eventually snape).

the fact that he would be constantly under dumbledore's watch would slow down his plans a lot. but i think he'd have a few disciples, no matter their house as long as they're a pureblood/half-blood skilled student who's curious about the the dark arts, to who he would teach dark magic, dueling, advanced potion making, and the art of manipulation during clandestine meetings he would call his "special private lessons" if asked about it. he would teach only the most talented, or the ones he sees the most potential in. he would favor those students in particular. the ones who attend his private lessons would be called "riddle's elite" by the rest of the students.

generally speaking, all those he would teach to would end up having top grades and a brilliant mastery of magic. and he would be ed by all as one of the best teachers in hogwarts' history.

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this is my first blog about a debate. i also wanted to quickly mention that english isn't my first language. so feel free to correct me if a made a mistake, or if some parts are not understandable.