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Because Pottermore has it on my brain lately: What Hogwarts house would your characters be in? Would they expect it or would it come as a total surprise?

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Urquhart: Ravenclaw, at that stage, because cleverness and learning and achievement was really his forte. He only got derailed later.
Lorenzo: (I totally include him because I'm definitely apping him, and he's on my mind much) Slytherin. No doubt about it. So would be Margolotta and Tower.
Ma'at and Sirona belong in Ravenclaw as well, Donovan and Bridgette in Hufflepuff.
Tamara, though, scoffs that school is for humans.
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He'd have to sneak out of the dungeon and come hang out with them ALL THE TIME. Even though Mac doesn't trust him because SLYTHERIN.
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(I still think the Pottermore test is too short, but that's me.)
Carl could go either in 'puff or Ravenclaw; I lean more toward the latter.
Cosmo is a classic Slytherin.
Moist is a total 'puff. He might not have many friends but he will go to the ends of the earth for the few he does have.
I'm actually not at all sure where Conflict Diamond would go.
Cata is either a Slytherin or a Ravenclaw. I hesitate to say the former just because of the 'Slytherin is evil!!1!' stereotype.
Sam? 'puff again. This would probably greatly surprise him, but he's deeply loyal to the Guild and the few people he lets in enough to consider friends.
Apollo is also a 'puff. It shows the most in how protective he is of Artemis.
Claudia would put herself in Ravenclaw, and she's certainly smart enough to pull it off, but she's very much a 'puff at the heart of it. For me, it comes down to her family. You do not screw with Claudia's family; if you do, YOU HAVE ANGERED THE BADGER. Not to mention, if you want hard work, she did a lot of the legwork to bust her brother out of limbo alone... and hacked a top-secret government facility and kidnapped one of its employees when she needed help. (Joshua, meanwhile, is a true Ravenclaw.)
Oldies but goodies: Larry's a 'puff; Jane Lane probably is as well; Morwen would be in Ravenclaw, partly on her own merit and partly to make sure Telemain left the library for dinner and bed every night; Imp is a Slytherin in ambition ('one day the world will say I was the greatest musician who ever lived'), if nnnnot so much subtlety; Angel is such a 'puff.
Occasional headspace incursions: Jarvis would be a Ravenclaw by design; Rebecca St. Clair would probably be another 'puff, though she's definitely smart enough to pull off Ravenclaw; Regulus Black, my only Potterverse headvoice, is canonically Slytherin, headcanonically because after his brother's refusal of Slytherin he thought he had to so his mother wouldn't kill him (he'd make a good Ravenclaw); and Blackmail is the only Gryffindor of the lot.
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Ult. Ben would be Gryffindor. I'd be tempted to go with Hufflepuff but his courage is more pronounced than his stubbornness or loyalty. He wouldn't be surprised.
Val would be Ravenclaw and might be mildly surprised she didn't get Gryffindor.
Julie would be Gryffindor and would be shocked to have been sorted there, instead convinced she would have been in Hufflepuff.
Jessica I'm actually tempted to say Slytherin due to her past and her powers.
Thalia would be Gryffindor, no doubts there.
Artemus would be Ravenclaw or maybe Gryffindor.
Rincewind would run before the hat got a chance.
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But now I'm nothing but Hufflepuff pride and, should I ever think to join Pottermore, I'll be concerned about which house I actually get into.
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Artie... prrrrobably Hufflepuff? And he'd be disappointed because he wanted to be a Ravenclaw.
Twilight Sparkle is a Ravenclaw through and through. NERDS 4 LIFE, Y'ALL.
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He would be a Hufflepuff.
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HUFFLEPUFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.)
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Mel's sorting would actually be dead interesting, 'cause she'd be sorted after Harth, and as the hat mostly puts you where you want to go, she'd follow him. Which I think, at 11 wouold be to Gryffindor, but it could be to Slytherin...
...OMG FIC IDEA. AMY.
Renee would be a longer sorting, but eventually it'd stick her into Gryffindor.
Will, bless him, a Hufflepuff at age 11. Btu he'd spend the rest of his school years being told he should be in Gryffindor, and he's the next Cedric Diggory or something.
Death is a Hufflepuff.
Marguerite would take ages to sort, hovering between Gryffindor and Ravenclaw, before she is sent off to Ravenclaw with a song in her heart.
Sophie and Machiavelli, both Ravenclaws.
Floyd wold be sent off to Slytherin, disappointing himself as he wanted to be in Ravenclaw with his brother Eddie.
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Gryf-claw-slyther-puff!
I'd say Sunshine is a Hufflepuff, but signs of Gryffindor start showing once she starts realizes that she's not the coward she thinks she is.
Zelgadiss is a Ravenclaw, through and through.
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Kain's easy. Slytherin.
Fluttershy... wow. Well, let's start with what she definitely isn't. No ambition, except - as one blogger put it - "to cuddle every living thing". Which is a bit of an exaggeration, but close enough for our purposes here. She's not unusually intelligent, nor does she think of knowledge-for-knowledge's-sake or intelligence as the most important things in life. Now you might be asking yourself, "Cave, just how diff - I mean, "KD, what about Gryffindor? Surely that's an easy no, right?" To which I say, Neville Longbottom. And honestly, I think she'd do better in a Neville-like, 'spectator' position (if I may borrow Red Hen's terminology) in Gryffindor than in 'all for one and one for all' Hufflepuff. If nothing else, I'm not sure the Puffs would allow her as much time on her own as she needs. So, Gryffindor it is.
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Alex is absolutely with-no-doubt . There is just no other choice. Tendency to charge into situations? Ayep. Excess bravery? Ayep. A thousand near-death experiences he somehow manages to survive? Ayep.
Jack is totally a . His destiny in life involves lots of diplomacy and being the type of person people want to hang around with and talk to about whatever's keeping them in the land of the living. So. Yes.
Sam... I think Sam's a . He's bullied lots, but he's super-brave to go charging into a war to find his dad and all that, so.
Todd, I think, would be Hufflepuff, as is Philippa (with a side of Ravenclaw). Pomona... would, um, probably just live on the grounds somewhere, not actually as part of the school. Chuck is Gryffindor with a side of Ravenclaw, and... for some reason, I want to put Freya in Ravenclaw.
BUT YEAH. Also, I have an actual Hufflepuff that I might be apping this next month (PROVIDING I AM STILL ALIVE asdlkjfalsd hurricane D:).
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Trowa: Hmmm. You could make a case a bunch of ways. I'm torn between Gryffindor -- because, come on, he's a Gundam pilot, and that entails a lot of scream-and-leap-into-the-overwhelming-odds down in your soul -- and Hufflepuff, and I actually think I have to go with Hufflepuff. He's a planner, and he's willing to put a lot of patience into prep work, and he likes being underestimated.
Regan: Ravenclaw. Or Slytherin, a little, but -- Ravenclaw, really.
Piotr: Gryffindor or Hufflepuff, for different reasons than Trowa. I think, with him, I have to go with Gryffindor. He wants a job of slow patient work, but he's been an X-Man for over a decade anyway, and he keeps on making that choice to stay in the fight instead of retiring to a farm somewhere.
Hawkeye: Hufflepuff all the way. Hawkeye is kind of quintessentially Hufflepuff.
I don't think any of them have the cultural context to have any expectations about this! (Trowa would be pleased to be sorted into the commonly underestimated house, though.) I have trouble mentally transplanting them into the HP universe enough to give them expectations. Although the mental picture of all of them as 11-year-olds starting at Hogwarts is entertaining.
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Will is very much a Gryffindor as is William.
Sameth would be either Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff which would confuse his family as both his mother and father were in Gryffindor.
Jane would be in Gryffindor or possibly Slytherin as she can be quite ambitious though Ravenclaw due to her intelligence.
Demeter is such a Hufflepuff as is Tumnus.
Moist is Slytherin all the way but he'd know how to get along with everyone, he could also be a Ravenclaw as he is terribly clever.
The Pirate King's another Gryffindor.
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Andrew: He thinks he'd wind up in Ravenclaw, but his secret desire to be a Gryffindor-type hero might put him there instead.
Simon: Definitely Ravenclaw. (... I am sensing a trend.)
Charlie: Actually, she might be Gryffindor I think.
Bootstrap Bill: Hufflepuff. No contest.
Cavilo: Ahahaha definitely Slytherin. Unless she saw some immediate advantage to being elsewhere, in which case she would choose another House.
Kali: ... I can't see her fitting anywhere, to say true.
Nepeta: Gryffindor lion, yo.
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Tyler would rather expect himself to end up in Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw, but will have himself a nice quiet panic attack when the hat throws him to the Gryffindor lions.
Mother? Oh Hell, the man ain't sane enough for Ravenclaw and he'd probably make the Slytherins uncomfortable, but you can say this much of him, is that he's loyal.
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So! Ravenclaw it would be.
The Trickster: Slytherin to the core, dude. (Though there's some Gryffindor lurking in there, too, way deep down. Shhh. Don't tell anyone, least of all him.)
Mac: Undoubtedly Ravenclaw. She's got brains and she knows it.
Olivia: Just as unambiguously Gryffindor. Hell, there are whole episodes that revolve around the fact that she very rarely gets scared like a normal person. Plus, she is a protector through and through.
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...Which means each of my four pups represent one of the four Houses. Heeeee.
Dude, all I can do right now is twiddle my thumbs while I wait for a hurricane, of course I'm gonna start overthinking stuff. >.>
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Trudy: total Hufflepuff. Loyal and hardworking would be her dominant traits, I think - she expects to be brave as part of her job, and the hardwork and loyalty have more meaning for her.
Jake: Gryffindor - he's so very much with the 'stupidly brave' side.
Camille: Slytherin. Total, total Slytherin. She is ambitious and ruthless and I can't see her anywhere else.
Medusa:...um. Hufflepuff? I think?
Esfir: Can't decide between Ravenclaw or Gryffindor.
Lola: Hufflepuff.
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Mordin, Ravenclaw. It's probably a pretty common House for salarians. Captain Kirrahe from game 1 would've been Gryffindor but Mordin's totally Ravenclaw.
Varric I'm not sure of. I'm thinking maybe Gryffindor, although the fact that he flips out more at being betrayed than at being put in danger kinda leans vaguely in the Hufflepuff direction. Then again, Hufflepuffs are into hard work, which isn't quite his style....
Gordon's just sort of sighing at me and holding out one hand for the red and gold scarf, because even though he knows that he spends most of his combat time terrified down to the bone, he keeps going and that's probably a Gryffindor thing.
As for Adrian, he would like me to point out that the Marine Corps motto is "semper fucking fidelis, look it up, bitches," and thus will be over in the Hufflepuff corner.
Arcade is probably Ravenclaw; he's got too many issues diverting his attention for him to be properly Slytherin ambitious, and the other two don't fit him.
Fawkes is probably Gryffindor. The only characters in Fallout 3 more Gryffindor than him are Star Paladin Cross and Dogmeat, frankly.
Ray's kinda hard to peg after all this time; if someone else has a recommendation I'd be glad to hear it. Probably Gryff, though, considering.
Belar claims exemption on the grounds that as Bear God of the Alorns he is too freaking awesome for the Hat.
And Ellen's either Gryffindor (in the "courage is not the absence of fear; courage is in the going on" sense) or Hufflepuff, given how willingly she'll deal with insanely hard work and how abhorrent she finds disloyalty.
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Dixie is much harder personality to sort. She's got Slytherin personality traits, but she's also altruistic, so it's not a comfortable fit. Maybe Ravenclaw (per
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COWARDLY AS ANYTHING
NO AMBITION TO SPEAK OF
LAZY AS HELL
RAVENCLAW BY DEFAULT.
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