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Jan 31, '08 5:23 AM
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Ravenclaw

Wise. Smart. Clever. Witty.

Bloody Hell! You're a Ravenclaw! (You lucky thing you.) Although you don't hear about them very much, they're really quite admirable. Often referred to as the "intelligent" house, Ravenclaws are clever, witty, and intellectual. Mind you, don't base your judgement off Miss Cho Chang. God knows how she made it in. Ravenclaws are said to be wise and intelligent. The founder of this house, Rowena Ravenclaw, prized those "whose intelligence it surest".

Clearly, you must be of some intelligence (so how Chang got in baffles me). It's very sad that they don't have Ravenclaw in the spotlight. They don't get nearly enough attention. Except Cho...stupid trollop. Well, there's Luna Lovegood. She counts. Luna shows infinate bravery in the Department of Mysteries, using her helpful Ravenclaw smarts and wit to aid the group.

But of course, being a newly-discovered Ravenclaw, you should have already known that, you clever thing.

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acer3ya1 wrote on Jan 31

Sort me!

acer3ya1 wrote on Jan 31

Brave. Daring. Bold. Chivalrous.

Gryffindor is most often seen as, "the best house," of Hogwarts. Of course, that title can't go to any house in particular, as they all have praiseworthy traits. We know the most about Gryffindor than any other house. To be in Gryffindor usually means you're brave, and borderline reckless.

Occasionally we see Gryffindors with other admirable (and not so admirable) tendancies, but most often we see bravery, however hidden it may be. Even if you think you might be a bit of a nervous wreck, chances are if you're in Gryffindor you have boldness hidden within you, only to emerge in a time of need.

To be a Gryffindor can be similar to saying you're most like a knight, showing bravery and chivalry. You can be very honorable. However, don't let pride be your downfall. Congratulations on being sorted into Gryffindor!

*smack* Have none of you read Hogwarts: A History!?

chrisangelo wrote on Jan 31

Sort me!

jhoanadiaz wrote on Jan 31

Sort me!

guerrillaradio wrote on Jan 31, edited on Jan 31

Wassup mudbloods?

Ambitious. Cunning. Powerful. Evil...?

Just kidding about that last part. You've been sorted into the terribly misunderstood House of Slytherin! Good job. You're ambitious, cunning, and sometimes have a thirst for power.

Of course, Slytherin has had the most dark wizards and witches of all the other houses, leading people to believe it's evil. That isn't so. What one chooses to use their ambition for is entirely up to the individual. Many of the ambitious witches and wizards have used their ambition and cunning to further their own gain, and become powerful. The quick way to power is to join up with Voldemort, as many Slytherins had.

Enough about that. Your destiny lies with you, and the power to resist the dark side is certainly yours. The question is, will you?

Sort me!

nymos wrote on Feb 1

^ nyahahaha.....sabi na eh...may dugong ahas ka! *evul grin*

nymos wrote on Feb 1

*ahem*

Loyal. Dependable. True. Just.

What an honor to be sorted into Hufflepuff! The house based on values and virtues over simply deeds. Not that the Hufflepuffs don't do anything worthwhile, it's just that here importance is based more on how you are, not what you do. Hufflepuff is all about acceptance. Since when is that a bad thing?

In Hufflepuff, there is a fallacy that the members are simply average, not good enough to get into the other houses. This is most definately not so. Just because Hufflepuff doesn't discriminate against people for not being good enough (or brave, smart, and ambitious enough), does not mean that the entire house is full of wimps, as people seem to think. While, yes. hard-workers are most likely to enter Hufflepuff, this does not mean there aren't other qualities. The fact that Helga Hufflepuff will take "all the rest" can and is seen as a bad thing, by some.

A Hufflepuff is loyal to their friends, trustworthy and patient, and often hard-working. One need not to fit all the criteria of a house to belong it it, nor not have any of the other House's values.

Last, I hope I need not remind you of Cedric Diggory, the one champion chosen for Hogwarts, over all the cunning Slytherins, brave Gryffindors, and clever Ravenclaws. You'd do good not to doubt Hufflepuff.