Let's see how this goes over. Depending on how snarky I feel tonight/tomorrow, there's a BSG poll ready to roll tomorrow, and I hope BtVS, AtS, and TVD coming up from...whoever feels like it
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DEIGNED TO SPOIL US ALL with BtVS, AtS, and Vampire Diaries! But MY HEART BELONGS TO JOSS, so let's kick it off with Dollhouse and Firefly. LINK AWAY,
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Mal and Zoe: Gryffindor. Rather self explanatory. They've both shown bravery under hairy circumstances multiple times.
Inara: I know this might be controversial, but I put her in Slytherin. Before she came aboard Serenity her friend commented that she wanted to head priestess post, or something like that, and that she had it going for her. So, there's ambition there, which in and of itself is not a bad thing.
Simon and River: Ravenclaw. I also considered Slytherin for Simon because he wanted the wealth and prestige that came with being a doctor, but I figured his smarts would make putting him in Ravenclaw a better choice.
Kaylee and Wash: Hufflepuff. They're both very loyal.
Jayne: Had a hard time with his. Thought about Gryffindor because he is brve. Went with Slytherin because he would take command of Serenity if given the chance. I see him as being ambitious but not being smart enough to get into a ( ... )
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I completely forgot about that line! I've only re-watched about half of Firefly.
Simon (<3 <3 <3) was a borderline case for me too. Ultimately it kind of came down to motivation, and being as smart and crafty as he was, there were probably much easier paths toward keeping or improving his status. He seemed to tip toward interest in the puzzles of medicine themselves, which strikes me as more Ravenclawy.
So, there's ambition there, which in and of itself is not a bad thing.
THANK YOU. Ambition gets a bum rap. It's not even necessarily selfish. It just is. That implication of Slytherin=villain is one of the least comfortable things about the whole series for me. It's about what your ends are, you know? People are ambitious with excellent goals and brave for some really harmful shit.
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I pretty much flipped the coin on Mal and picked Gryffindor, but wouldn't argue with anyone who selected Slytherin, because he is one sneaky SoB.
He really is! I wasn't sure either. Ultimately he's so big into the BLAZE OF GLORYYYYYYYYY it tipped me over, but only just.
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OKAY OKAY, STAY TUNED. (but geez, SO MANY CHARACTERS, lol.)
The only times I went against the pack were for Bennett and Inara. I think Bennett is cunning enough for a Slytherin, and Inara gutsy enough for a Gryffindor. I could be persuaded either way, though.
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This is making me realize all over again just how little the surface was even scraped with Inara. I definitely think the show would have gotten there and it would have been amazing, there was so much going on under that facade (and the desire and ability to keep up that facade is in and of itself a fascinating thing).
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High fives for sorting Mal into Slytherin. I mean, obviously, right? I have to say though, I don't think Jayne is smart enough to be a Slytherin... he's much more brawn and bluster which makes me categorize him as Gryffindor. And Book - he's got so many secrets and is so sneaky - I totes went Slytherin for him, which seems to have been more of an an unusual choice than I expected... :)
Having not yet seen Dollhouse, I have nothing to contribute. Future polls are excite, however. (Spike is such a Hufflepuff, nacht?)
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lol, I forgot my own answer on Mal there for a minute, oops. But he's so close to the edge. Book is a mystery!
Spike is such a Hufflepuff, nacht
Spike is borderline to me! Because his love of fighting for its own sake is very Gryffindor, but he's so clearly driven by his commitment to his relationships and I do think motivation is more determinative than anything else.
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