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second!

@@SolDoesMappings 😎👍

If you do a part 2 would love to know which house Ralph Fiennes aka lord voldemort got also Mr Malfoy

Hey, have you ever thought about making a theory as to who would take place as new House Headmasters after Prof McGonagall became Hogwarts Headmistress and Prof Snape died? And what about the other two houses, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff?

Yep and he was actually sad to get Hufflepuff

Just read the chapter in the Sorcerer’s Stone where he wondered if he ended up in Hufflepuff. Ironic, isn’t it?

He basically said “ I’d leave wouldn’t you “

What’s funny is it seems like he was trying to get Slytherin, but ended up in Gryffindor. Then when he tried again the system was like, “Oh you weren’t happy with Gryffindor? Well, here’s Hufflepuff. Is that better?”

@@CJ-442 lol

As a person who is in between houses Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff I would have approved of him being either one 😂❤️ I agree he was very smart but also very kind. But one does not negate the other. Luna was also very smart, but brave and kind at the same time.

Agreed

@@vh5636 i'm also between ravenclaw and hufflepuff

No kidding! To create a world that not only millions will immerse themselves in, but to do it in a way that results in so many ways to become part of that world is absolutely incredible! I don’t know how Miss Rowling did it, but I wish I did now.

J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings says, "Hold my beer from the Golden Perch, the best beer in the Eastfarthing."😅

@@MountainFisher Debatable. I like LOTR, and it's more expansive a universe, but HP is more accessible to a wider variety of people, in my opinion.

Me too…

She is actually a witch who attended Hogwarts around the same time as the characters. Certain details, names and timelines may have been changed but the story is fairly accurate throughout the books. Of course, no muggles are able to verify it as muggles are unable to see the magical world as it exists.

Still the best sheriff of Nottingham I'LL CARVE YOUR HEART OUT WITH A SPOON 😂

Omg sameee💚✨🐍

l was bored and thought to take a quiz on what potter house l’d be in,so l took a test and KZfaq and no,it’s no easy,so l signed into Pottermore,took the sorting test,and TURNS OUT!,I WAS A HUFFLEPUFF!,you may think I’m speaking in caps because l was not happy with it,well you guys simp for a Hufflepuff,AND IM HAPPY ABOUT IT because l fwinally gwot thwe chawnce to swmp for the hottest guy in Hufflepuff,dont be envy about it,because Allah made me like this:)

@@-.Lovetastic10.- mashallah nice 👍🏻✨

Sounds like he would have been a good fit for Hufflepuff then, as they were known for their kindness in addition to the other values they embodied. Cedric Diggory was the perfect example; he was a Hufflepuff through and through. May dear Alan rest in peace.

Did u take the wizarding world one? That’s made by J.K. Rowling herslef

@@thegeneralpuglet8886 No. It was a different one.

@Grok Effer then u might not be in slytherin

Ayyyyy im a slytherin to

@@LexiAldc24 Merlin's Beard!!!!

It would also take creativity as well.

Same fellow slytherin 💚🤍🐍

@@hadleynewyork.roadto600 sameeeee 💚

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I'm in Slytherin

I tried tricking the quiz and am happy to say as ppl who know me and Harry Potter all say HUFFLEPUFF! yes literally 🤣 though apparently I have all four house traits as when have percentage quizzes they are literally nearly on top of each other with Hufflepuff 5-10% higher then the others with Gryffindor second and none above 50% 😅

Same here on all accounts

I’ve taken the quiz many times, getting either ravenclaw or gryffindor

I always got Slytherin in the old quiz but Ravenclaw in the new one.

yeah, harry - slytherin; ron - hufflepuff; hermione - ravenclaw.. but all end up on gryffindor

@@lcb2016bn they each needed the additional traits to succeed perhaps

I think he might hufflepuff cuz he’s quite funny but also hardworking but he’s very brave aswell

You could have someone else read the questions to you... would that work? :)

I always thought it went down hill when it changed from Pottermore. I haven't really bothered with it since.

@Anna's Mind 444 Kia ora, Anna's Mind444. I'm a new fan, having only picked up the books for the first time last June. However, in thinking about it I believe it would probably be Ravenclaw, although I can think like a Slytherin when I feel it necessary, I value wit very highly indeed. This is a most interesting discussion.

@@kertanrajpal6108 Kia ora Kertan Rajpal. To participate in the House Sorting on Wizarding World I would have to first find a mouse, a requirement for any sighted user, navigate to the quiz and then turn off my screen reader so the person could sit at my computer and fill in the questions for me. In this 21st century this is pretty demeaning as I don't erquire assistance with most things. Only a paid service like AIRA would, with trained people to remote into my machine, would be a viable alternative, and I rather think they'd have more important things to do than help someone fill out a quiz like this. What really galls is that Warners has the temerity to crow about its accessibility on the actual site without, apparently, having tested it at all. Nga mihi

@@kyleethekelt If it were a trusted person perhaps they could use their own computer and log you off. A shame that the site is not truly accessible for you.

By the way I took the Sorting Test twice and got Gryffindor each time.

No worries! The sorting hat will sort you to the house you’d like to be in!

@@hyeurii I just tried to answer it honestly as possible. Not concerned about it, it is just an algorithm and Gryffindor is fine.

And Lin-Manuel Miranda is So Slitherin!

Emma in real life was every bit as studious, clever and dedicated in her work as Hermione is. Her intellect, reason and logic in the series were significantly more noticeable than her bravery; she was typically the one who was trying to keep the other two from doing 'something stupid', whereas Harry and Ron were the ones pushing the limits of what was 'safe' to do. In all honesty, it would have made a LOT more sense for her to be a Ravenclaw in the story itself. (Not that she wasn't brave or anything - she was undoubtedly brave, multiple times - but from what was displayed, she felt a lot more 70%/30% than 50%/50% to me.) I feel like the main reason she was a Gryffindor was that Gryffindors were 'the good guys', as opposed to it being the one her personality would fit the best within. Which is a bit of a shame, I think, because while it would have been more complicated for the trio to do their thing if one of them was in another house, it would also have made the story more interesting and shown more of at least another house rather than always focusing on the guys in red and gold.

She’s also dabbled heavily in the occult. Between that and her relentless pushing of the warped “woke” ideology in the place of standing on the side of objective truth, Unfortunately I’d argue Emma has become a true slytherin at heart.

@@jessiehogue. so long reply😱😱.....noice

@@jessiehogue. I totally agree with u....... it is shown that gryffindor is supreme in the series but in actual they are all equal

Inpoint of fact it doesn't work at all. I am going to explain this as a teacher and writer, not as a Harry Potter fan. This is what you call Literary Analysis..... is the series well written? JKR was very clever...... but from time to time, she did nt think things through as clearly as she should. There is a pattern that occurs in books that is the "FairyTale" pattern It means that once you establish a set of rules, then the characters and the story itself stick to the rules, unless there is a REALLY GOOD reason to change and break the pattern, For example, Snape turning out to be a good guy is a MAJOR plot twist. In an ordinary Fairy Story, he would simply be a bad guy to the end. So what do I mean by The Rules? JKR says there are four houses. There are four founders. Three founders are good, and have good characteristics which combine to give strength. The three good ones oppose the fourth one who is proud and discriminating (an ultimately evil.) Once JKR ha established this PATTERN, then it MUST follow through in the story. JKR then gives us three children, and their opponent Draco. By the RULES of this story, the three children have to equate with the Three Houses, and the Three good founders. Harry MUST be Griffindor. Hermione MUST be Ravenclaw Ron MUST be Hufflepuff. ...... otherwise JKR is not being true to the story that she has created. Saying "they were all brave" is not a good enough reason. It is IMPORTANT that Hermione is clever, and that Ron is friendly and loyal. Saying "They all needed to work together" isn't enough. JKR should have simply written the plot in a way that meant the three children found some sneaky way of meeting after hours. There are half a dozen problems like this, where JKR does not follow through. We are told at the beginning that Ginny is the seventh child of the seventh child. This gives her huge power a a witch... and it MUST appear in the final battle. We are told that Snape always wanted to be DADA Master, so in the Half Blood Prince he finally gets that position. But JKR tells us nothing about what happened in his classes, during that year. In the first interactions between Snape, Potter and Hermione, Snape asks three questions. The answers to those questions must be USED in the last book.

She could be a Ravenclaw too though since Ravenclaw’s are known to be very creative, outside the box thinkers.