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[junethebright]

Taken from mythoplicious
~*~SORTING HAT MEME~*~
Your characters are off to Hogwarts, and they've got the option of being sorted into Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, or Slytherin. Or, you could always just be one of those creepy centaurs living in the Forbidden Forest with the spiders and the unicorns.

- Comment stating what houses your crew would be in, explain

Comments

[gingaginga]

Allen
Cristofolo
Diya
Ermesinda
Godric
Ira
Romund

[autumnending]

Allen is a little tricky. He doesn't have the courage to be in Gryffindor, and his loyalty to anyone outside Cita and his sister is questionable at best. He has no ambition and absolutely no cunning, so Slytherin is out. It could be argued that his murders lent towards a more Slytherin side - that the deaths of those children were an unfortunate side effect for achieving what he wanted - but in the end it had very little to do with personal gain. He lost everything because of it, and continued to kill knowing that it was eating away at his sanity. He paid that price not for his own advancement, but for what he believed was a combination of security and happiness for his sister

[sunsetshift]

Cristo is much more straightforward. At the start of the game, he was a textbook Hufflepuff. His prime desires were to please, to do well, to be generous and kind. At the same time he lived in a family full of Slytherin values and was encouraged to be the same; he resisted. That's not to say he never had Slytherin traits - I think he did, but they were much more survival instincts than anything he felt at ease with. He was a very private person, in part to keep that Hufflepuff part of him healthy. In private, he could be however he wanted without fear of his family's disdain or disgust. Anyone who found his diaries would find a very different person writing those entries than the Cristo that's hiding in Inanna's now

[sunsinge]

I think Diya is one of those that would be on the cusp between Gryffindor and Slytherin. He's more reckless than brave but very fiercely loyal; he's also very capable of cunning and selfishness, though he lacks any real ambition.

The latter, I think, is what would tip him over into Gryffindor. He's done some very selfish things, but to say they were for his own "gain" would be tricky. He planned to be disinherited, which while it would've benefited him in some respects - he wanted freedom from the obligations being a Lord, and a Medellos, entailed - it would also have plunged him into poverty. He married Dee not to save his own skin, but because to not marry her would devastate his sister, who he still feels huge amounts of lingering obligation and guilt towards

[dodgeroll]

Itsuki
Evie
Adelle
Lucia
Diana
Merena

[bettertobehated]

A younger Diana would definitely be in Gryffindor.

However, the more I think about her now in this game, she would probably fall into Hufflepuff or perhaps Slytherin. (This is where 'Sometimes we sort too soon' is correct

[innocencefaux]

I should have just done the easiest first.

Adelle would be in Slytherin without a doubt.

All her actions are driven by her selfishness. Her sense of self-preservation is huge, and she would do anything to get what she wants if it were in her power. She can be extremely resourceful, if she wants, and has no trouble using other people.

tbh if you go down that trait list on the Slytherin page on the HP wiki, Adelle has all of them. So, yep, Slytherin all the way.

She'd totally be all about ~pure-bloods~ if she were to be rerolled in a HP world. Like, she wouldn't necessarily care if your were Muggleborn, just that she was extra special because she was a pure-blood. If that makes sense. Because if you were Muggle-born and still useful to her, she'd associate with you.

[humbledevotion]

Hufflepuff!

She's not courageous, she's not intelligent, and she's not ambitious. She is loyal to the Citadel to a fault, and she is very hardworking.

Evie tries to be accepting and kind, but her positive traits are more because she tries to mold herself to fit what the Citadel values.

I'd say she's almost stereotypically Hufflepuff if it weren't for the fact that she's technically amoral underneath it all. All her morals is because it's what she thinks the Citadel's morals are, so she adapts them.

She would also be very close to being a squib.

[a_human_pulse]

Maire, I think, is a Ravenclaw (despite a larger meanstreak than she'd like to admit, when it comes to people who've messed with things she cares about). She's quiet, she likes legends, books, and poetry and even though she's an empath, she doesn't really understand people. She spends too much time in her own head hypothesizing about why things are the way they are