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[Harry Potter] Why is the Ravenclaw common room so easy to get in to?

Ravenclaw may be the house that values intelligence the most, but that does not mean that everyone in the other houses is stupid *cough*Hermione*cough*.

And if the door asks a riddle that one could reasonably expect a first year Ravenclaw to answer, then surely one of the older years in another house (you know, those who would have reason to go breaking in to other houses' dorm rooms) would be able to get by without much trouble.

Or, to put it another way, every other house has a secure password, while the house of the most intelligent gives you a clue on how to get in.
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[](/rscootaplease) Rowena Ravenclaw didn't care about security so much as keeping the dimwits out. The other founders all played their political games and tried to keep one another from learning their secrets, but Ravenclaw just wanted to create a sanctuary for the clever and the wise. It didn't really matter to her whether those clever and wise people were in her own House or in Gryffindor, though of course nowadays an intruder to the Ravenclaw common room would get in a lot of trouble if caught.