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ILUVKOWALSKI said:
Definitely. Firstly, people still can't seem to grasp the fact that what determines your house is. más about the traits tu value, más than the ones tu have (though they do factor in) so for example, they put all Valiente people in Gryffindor, even if dicho Valiente person actually values loyalty above all, and should really be in Hufflepuff. With the houses themselves, they're definitely misunderstood. Gryffindor, for example, some people tend to think that all the good, Valiente ones go in here. This isn't always true, but it will always be filled with those who value bravery, courage and nerve above all. This is why Pettigrew is here, we know he is really fearful, but he looked up to James and the others, and probably really wanted to be in Gryffindor. Hufflepuff is definitely misunderstood, as, in general, they aren't seen as very useful. Very untrue, as Hufflepuff was the segundo most helpful house during the battle of Hogwarts. But they aren't all nice either, think about Zacharias Smith, he was a little shit. I also bet there were some who were very outspoken and firm in their beliefs, they aren't just a passive house. Ravenclaw is quite misunderstood too I think, people assume it's the boring, studious house. And trust me, that's very far from the truth. Ravenclaw's a house full of people who value, and have a passion for knowledge, who are gonna be really curious. And they're really individualistic, so I bet a lot would be going on in their common room, because everyone would be doing their own, maybe slightly odd thing. There would be lots of debates I think, and I bet they're actually really adventurous, if they're gonna explore to find new knowledge, and learn and experience new things. Of course Slytherin is misunderstood, people think it's the evil house. When really, they just value cunning, ambition and power. Unfortunately, these are usually the traits of villians, hence the misunderstanding. But I bet tu that there's lots of Slytherin's who are really sweet.
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