This one was a tough one for me because first of all, you're one of my best friends, and second, because you scream of Ravenclaw, too.
Reasons for Slytherin. - When I see something I truly want, I will use any means to attain it. It's not uncommon for me to use my natural charm to coerce people into giving me things needed to reach a particular goal. Even as a child I was known for playing one parent against another to get something I wanted. I did find a bit of a contradiction there, or maybe I'm just jumping to conclusions on the feelings you had for your parents. If I'm emotionally attached to someone, I can't use or manipulate them. Maybe you weren't emotionally attached to them enough not to manipulate them against each other to get what you want. I don't know how that relationship worked :) - Your time turner answer... nothing at all wrong with wanting to go back in time to do better in school to be in a more beneficial place. Hindsight is tricky. I answered almost the exact same way. - If working for Voldemort was beneficial to my immediate goals. Should he offer certain advantages , I'd be more inclined to lean towards serving a darker power. I don't know if I should have to explain that any further. The whole answer just seems really self-explanatory, especially with use of the word beneficial. I suppose I think of working for Voldemort for personal gain a lot like selling your soul to the devil. Working for Voldemort, meaning killing people and destroying good, especially for one's own benefit just screams Slytherin. - I'm not entirely sure what it is about question nine that made me think Slytherin but I will explain the best I can. I think it was the use of the word beneficial. There's nothing at all wrong with wanting to be in a relationship of any kind that will be beneficial to both people. Symbiotic is good. - Almost all of your negative characteristics. I don't consider Slytherins to be particularly apathetic about anything. I think they may be the most passionate of the houses!
I saw lots of Ravenclaw, as you enjoy learning very much, and are clever with words, and I see the faintest bit of Hufflepuff.
Reasons for Slytherin.
- When I see something I truly want, I will use any means to attain it. It's not uncommon for me to use my natural charm to coerce people into giving me things needed to reach a particular goal. Even as a child I was known for playing one parent against another to get something I wanted.
I did find a bit of a contradiction there, or maybe I'm just jumping to conclusions on the feelings you had for your parents. If I'm emotionally attached to someone, I can't use or manipulate them. Maybe you weren't emotionally attached to them enough not to manipulate them against each other to get what you want. I don't know how that relationship worked :)
- Your time turner answer... nothing at all wrong with wanting to go back in time to do better in school to be in a more beneficial place. Hindsight is tricky. I answered almost the exact same way.
- If working for Voldemort was beneficial to my immediate goals. Should he offer certain advantages , I'd be more inclined to lean towards serving a darker power. I don't know if I should have to explain that any further. The whole answer just seems really self-explanatory, especially with use of the word beneficial. I suppose I think of working for Voldemort for personal gain a lot like selling your soul to the devil. Working for Voldemort, meaning killing people and destroying good, especially for one's own benefit just screams Slytherin.
- I'm not entirely sure what it is about question nine that made me think Slytherin but I will explain the best I can. I think it was the use of the word beneficial. There's nothing at all wrong with wanting to be in a relationship of any kind that will be beneficial to both people. Symbiotic is good.
- Almost all of your negative characteristics. I don't consider Slytherins to be particularly apathetic about anything. I think they may be the most passionate of the houses!
I saw lots of Ravenclaw, as you enjoy learning very much, and are clever with words, and I see the faintest bit of Hufflepuff.
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I am Mallory of Ravenclaw!
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