I'm interested what you all think.
What Hogwarts House is the best? (and we should have a books/ more general entertainment category)
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In Spanish class, are table rows were based off of Harry Potter houses. We got these based off a personality test. I got Slytherin to idk what that
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@K_Michael
griffendor is the objective best it got main character is/was apart of privileges
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@dave2242
You can't even spell Gryffindor.
For those who don't know:
Gryffindor = Bravery, courage, determination.
Hufflepuff = Loyalty, hard work, diligence.
Ravenclaw = wit (clever, not funny), learning, wisdom.
Slytherin = Cunning, ambition, resourcefulness.
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@K_Michael
yes i could not spell gryffondor because i had no idea how to spell it
10 days later
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@K_Michael
I prefer ravenclaw
155 days later
I'd end up in Ravenclaw but have a lot of Slytherin in me.
slytherin
1089 days later
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@K_Michael
Best at what?
'Currently I think I'd prefer to choose Ravenclaw, because it seems a likely way to acquire power and immortality, knowledge I mean.
Still,
Bravery, loyalty, and honor, appreciable in Gryffindor.
Kindness, modesty, hard work, appreciable in Hufflepuff.
I suppose ambition can be admired, it's a common value to want more, I want more at times, cunning similar to knowledge, being resourceful,
I'm not aware of any wizards in my family tree though, so I don't 'think I could get into Slytherin, well, maybe if I cheated,
Still, I think it's better to work with good people than bad people,
Easier to trust they won't stab your back,
Then again, easier to convince a bad person to commit a bad act, maybe.
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@dave2242
griffendor is the objective best it got main character is/was apart of privileges--> @K_Michaelyes i could not spell gryffondor because i had no idea how to spell it
How can we be sure you got the rest right?
When looking at the houses through the lens of witchcraft or wizardry, as she called it to be more palatable, than Ravenclaw.
I would go for Ravenclaw but I have a feeling I could be sorted
into Slytherin.
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@Elliott
I would go for Ravenclaw but I have a feeling I could be sorted into Slytherin.
Show some commitment.
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@Shila
Show some commitment.
Where should I show it?
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@Elliott
I would go for Ravenclaw but I have a feeling I could be sorted into Slytherin.-> @ShilaShow some commitment.Where should I show it?
To your king instead of Ravenclaw or Slytherin
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@Shila
To your king instead of Ravenclaw or Slytherin
King isn’t a Hogwarts House and I don’t do patriotism.
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@Elliott
Where should I show it?--> @ShilaTo your king instead of Ravenclaw or SlytherinKing isn’t a Hogwarts House and I don’t do patriotism.
Who do you do , then?
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@Shila
Who do you do , then?
I don’t do anyone; I like to sit on the fence.
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@K_Michael
For those who don't know:Gryffindor = Bravery, courage, determination.Hufflepuff = Loyalty, hard work, diligence.Ravenclaw = wit (clever, not funny), learning, wisdom.Slytherin = Cunning, ambition, resourcefulness.
This is not entirely correct at all.
The correct is this:
Gryffindor: Bravery, Leadership, Wrath.
Hufflepuff: Honesty, Loyalty, Fear.
Ravenclaw: Intellect, Resourcefulness, Stubbornness (you got this one so wrong).
Slytherin: Family/Friendship, Ambition, Pride.
They all have flaws and all have strengths.
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@Lemming
Gryffindor was consistenetly the least loyal House of them all. Gryffindor was the only House where their own head of House would consistently betray them and dock their scores out of a seeking of justice over loyalty.
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@K_Michael
Gryffindor: Bravery, Leadership, Wrath.Hufflepuff: Honesty, Loyalty, Fear.Ravenclaw: Intellect, Resourcefulness, Stubbornness (you got this one so wrong).Slytherin: Family/Friendship, Ambition, Pride.
If they played poker:
Gryffindor: Loose-Hybrid.
Hufflepuff: Hybrid-Passive.
Ravenclaw: Tight-Hybrid.
Slytherin: Hybrid-Aggressive.
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@RationalMadman
Hm, might be you have a point about Gryffindor and loyalty, I'm thinking about it.
I definitely like you adding flaws to the houses in post #20 though,
Adds depth to the houses.
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@Lemming
Slytherin was never known for its cunning, that misconception was an idea only Gryffindors and JK Rowling herself had about them.
Slytherin was all about staying true to your clan etc but unlike Hufflepuffs, it wasn't loyalty itself they valued, it was the clan excelling and doing better than others they enjoyed. So, it was justifiable to betray in the name of ambition and pride.
If you analyse the characters, Harry Potter himself was more cunning than your average Slytherin. I mean, literally look at Crabbe and Goyle (Malfoy's 2 cronies) they don't strike me as very cunning but they were indisputably slytherin for other reasons.
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@RationalMadman
"You could be great, you know, it's all here in your head, and Slytherin will help you on the way to greatness, no doubt about that."
- The Sorting Hat, talking to Harry Potter
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@Lemming
Are you agreeing?
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@RationalMadman
I wouldn't say agreeing or disagreeing,
It was simply a quote that came to mind, after reading post #24
I'm still thinking on the topic.
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@Elliott
--> @ShilaWho do you do , then?I don’t do anyone; I like to sit on the fence.
Which makes you accessible from both sides. That is one way to do it!!
I first watched the movies.
I thought the movies were fine, but very confusing.
I got a copy of a book. Started reading. I immediatelly noticed that the book is more fun, but also offers more explanation on Harrys thinking.
It offers more explanation on everyones thinking.
In fact, I managed to get 3 books. I noticed that the books are full of little debates and have plenty of explanations lacking in movies.
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@Best.Korea
I first watched the movies.I thought the movies were fine, but very confusing.I got a copy of a book. Started reading. I immediatelly noticed that the book is more fun, but also offers more explanation on Harrys thinking.It offers more explanation on everyones thinking.In fact, I managed to get 3 books. I noticed that the books are full of little debates and have plenty of explanations lacking in movies.
Just one more to go.
What do the 4 houses of Hogwarts represent?
Image result for hogwarts house movie
Each House represents one of the four classical elements: Fire (Gryffindor), Earth (Hufflepuff), Air (Ravenclaw), and Water (Slytherin). Each of these also represents one of the four states of matter: Plasma (Fire, Gryffindor), Gas (Air, Ravenclaw), Liquid (Water, Slytherin), and Solid (Earth, Hufflepuff).