[ SECRET POST #2691 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2691 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Akuma Kyoushi]


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Comments

[fscom]

08. http://i.imgur.com/857bdin.png

[(Anonymous)]

Seems you don't have a firm grasp on the houses if that's what you're interpretation is.

[azi]

Not all Slytherins are evil. ._.

[(Anonymous)]

I maintain that Slytherin is not necessarily evil, because ambition is not inherently evil no matter what the books say. Regardless, Slytherins represent!

[(Anonymous)]

You'll probably be a mediocre slytherin

[(Anonymous)]

Slytherin isn't 'spectacularly evil', it's cunning and ambition, and Hufflepuff isn't 'mediocre and good', it's valuing loyalty, hardwork and fair play. Neither is better than the other. They just value different things.

I mean, you sound like a slytherin anyway. It just annoys me when people misinterpret the houses.

#HufflepuffAndProud

[(Anonymous)]

shut up hufflepuff is great

[(Anonymous)]

Man, people are going to hit you with that JKR quote so hard, but for what it's worth, I agree.

[(Anonymous)]

Boo this anon

Boooooooooooo

[(Anonymous)]

Welp, we know why you weren't offered Ravenclaw.

[(Anonymous)]

You might belong in Hufflepuff,
Where they are just and loyal,
Those patient Hufflepuffs are true
And unafraid of toil.

Or,

Said Hufflepuff, "I'll teach the lot,
And treat them just the same."

Hmmm. Equality. Non-discrimination. Loyalty. Hard work. Perseverance. Patience. Honesty. Fairness. Justice.

Funny how "mediocre" doesn't fit in there.

[(Anonymous)]

I get different things every time I get a sorting test. It seems that I have traits of all the houses. I got Gryffindor in Pottermore back when I actually cared about the site. Slytherin is actually the one I get least often.

[diet_poison]

agreeing with everyone else: Slytherins aren't "evil". Sounds like you're basing your assessment of the Houses on hearsay, not actual canon.

And nice way to insult everyone sorted into Hufflepuff.

[maverickz3r0]

Scuse what, Slytherins are not all evil. I consider myself Chaotic Neutral at worst.

Also Hufflepuffs are cool. You know who was a Hufflepuff? Tonks. Yeah. Hufflepuffs are cool.

[cloud_riven]

You can rig it to let you choose!? :o

Ha ha I'm actually I got surprised and dropped into Slytherin. The description you get in the prefect kid letter got to me.

[(Anonymous)]

I was given the same choice when I signed up and I chose Slytherin. Not because I felt Hufflepuff was an inferior house, but because I would be a mediocre Hufflepuff. I see myself as more willing to stand between the candle and the star and Slytherin is very much morally grey but they also look out for their own, which I very much do.

The test is a lot more in how we see ourselves and where we fit and how we will grow and flourish. And with my fandom bicycle attitude (aka I'll try anything once) I don't really feel that I have the stick-to-it-iveness that Hufflepuff demands.

[(Anonymous)]

have fun getting into the kitchens, bitch

#Hufflepuffpride

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not ever that into Harry Potter, but I took the Pottermore quiz and got Hufflepuff. Seeing as its personality based, I'm a little offended at being called mediocre, OP.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, 'cause characters like Crabe, Goyle and Pansy are totally ~spectacularly~ evil.

[(Anonymous)]

That's good then. Harry made his choice based mostly around the friends he wanted, so I think you're working with a similar assumption about what the houses mean. Nothing wrong with that, that's part of the fun.

[visiblemarket]

To me that just proves that you are a Slytherin. I mean, if that's what you value/interpret Hufflepuff values as...

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Wait, people are still wanking over fictional houses from an old series?

[isabelquinn]

Puff represent! Except I'm using a slyth icon for this comment because the slyth banner + this quote just really tickles me.

[cakemage]

Hey. Hey. Fuck you.

I'd rather be in Slytherin than Hufflepuff, too

[elephantinegrace]

Because as much as I'd like to say that my loyalty is my strongest trait, I know that my desire to get what I want through the least effort but most effectiveness (up to and including throwing other people under the bus while simultaneously making sure they don't realize I'm the one doing it), and I don't want Hufflepuffs getting hurt because they're in the way of that and generally expect others to be honest. Slytherins would at least be able to protect themselves because they'd expect it since they're the same way.