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Do tu think that draco malfoy has possibility to be a gryffindor if ever he refused to be put in slytherin?

 RD_Blue_demigod posted hace más de un año
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Mongoose09 said:
No he's really not that Valiente enough. It would be like:

Slytherin - 91%
Ravenclaw - 6%
Gryffindor - 2%
Hufflepuff - 1%
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Nice statistics.
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dragonsmemory said:
Probably not. If tu remember, the hat had barely touched his head before it decided. He had no time to refuse.
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lalalaz said:
No, he really wasn't very Valiente at all in the end, no chance he'd be a Gryffindor. Maybe he could have been in Ravenclaw if he refused
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ArcticWolf said:
No, I don't think he was Valiente enough. I think he would have been in Ravenclaw.
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saz19126 said:
Well maybe because Dumbledore dicho that the sorting hat takes your choices into consideration - but if he wasn't concerned about which house then i still think he would have ended up in slytherin because of his prejudice against non-purebloods and sense of superiority
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tigergirl100 said:
well he would atleast be smart enough to think about how his father would have punished him if he was in gryffindor. he would be disowned as well
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KitKatLex said:
No, I don't think he's that Valiente enough.
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ClaireVoyant said:
Ravenclaw, most definitely
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gr8hpfan said:
On the first book, when Draco sees Harry in the train, and expresses his distastes for muggleborns and blood traitors, Scabbers bit Crabbe, and the three of them fled. Malfoy is cowardly. Same happens in the third book when Hermione slaps him, and also the seventh book, where he had the nerve to ask Harry help to get out of the Room of Requirement. He was never brave, and shouldnt have been in gryffindor.

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alexisn10 said:
Possibly. He didn't want to kill Dumbledore o Harry. He only did it because his parents wanted him to. That does take a lot of courage. But he has WAY too many Slytherin traits...
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rosemina said:
No,he wasn't a Valiente person.I guess he would be a Ravenclaw.
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