Karin had always been a bit opinionated on matters she was sure she was correct, so when she heard of how Symphony's mother was disappointed that her daughter had ended up in Hufflepuff, the German girl shook her head and spoke up again. "I don't get why so many people care about what house they're in or their kids are in. It's not like any of it matters once you get out of school. It's just to divide up the living arrangements, set up opposing quidditch teams, and make the students behave better so they can get the House Cup. Your mother should worry about you getting good grades, not being made to wear green all the time."<br/><br/>The redhead may have been slightly forward in sharing her opinion, but she did so casually. She just couldn't take it when people put such stock into something that was utterly pointless outside of the school itself. The pureblood debate, she could understand, as there could possibly be some merit behind the idea that purer blood means stronger magic, though she wouldn't agree with anything until the Department of Mysteries got over the controversy of the issue and did some actually research. Leaning back with her arms folded across her chest, she started to wonder where a pureblood Squib would fall into the blood status ideology, as that's where all the Slytherins seemed to classify her. She had once read something about a member of the Black family being disowned for being a Squib, so odds were that they weren't treated well.