Q

Anonymous asked:

V important. What are each of the Foxes Hogwarts houses?

A

Er, I, uh, never really considered it?

Feel free to debate these hasty decisions:

Gryffindor – Dan Wilds, Matt Boyd, Allison Reynolds, Neil Josten**

Hufflepuff – Nicky Hemmick & Renee Walker

Ravenclaw – Aaron Minyard

Slytherin – Andrew Minyard, Kevin Day, Seth Gordon

Kevin was the hardest one to place.. He’s smart, with his technical playing style & his fierce love of history, and he’s unafraid to tell people when they’re wrong, so I could see him going into Ravenclaw? Because he takes the time to teach people how to do things correctly and/or better, so it’s not as.. self-serving? as a stereotypical Slytherin is portrayed.

But Kevin with the Ravens and Kevin after the series leans closer to Slytherin’s ambition & resourcefulness, so that’s where he gets to stay, still under Andrew’s watchful eye.

Cheated using this handy dandy chart

** I feel like Neil would’ve had a Harry Potter moment, where the Hat offered to put him in Slytherin and Neil rejected it because he didn’t want to be like his parents. Neil at the start of the books would’ve been more comfortable in Slytherin; Neil by the end of the books would’ve lived up to Gryffindor ideals.


Unrelated – does the Sorting Hat not believe in character development? Seriously, how do you sort a kid into a House and expect them to still exhibit all the same traits once they get through puberty and 7 years of schooling? Is it brainwashing because you stuff them into a House with everyone else who’s just like them and say “These are the Ideals You Must Live Up To, Uphold Your House’s Honor!”?? I mean, hell, the House I’d’ve gotten at 11 and the House I’d’ve gotten at 14 are totally different. Suppose anyone ever had to transfer Houses? Suppose it was allowed? I have questions

Sep. 16 2015
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