I've always been a Slytherin/Ravenclaw at heart anyway. I remember when Harry Potter played a huge part in (most of) our childhood and I keep wanting to be in Gryffindor because that's where all the good kids went (and used to snap at people who said otherwise). However, now that I've grown up and I'm sure there are some who could relate, I realize that I won't ever belong in Gryffindor because there's just too much required to be there.
Courage, bravery, etc.
And those traits are something not everyone have.
Didn't mean to take an online quiz so personally but it's just funny to find the differences and the change in perspectives when you watch/read the Harry Potter series at different ages. I root for the good guys back then, hope they'd eliminate the baddies and save the world. But now? I find reasons as to why the baddies are villains and see whether I can relate to some of them.
Quite freaky, siding with evil but I can see where they're coming from.
Besides, my resting bitch face syndrome helps back the fact I belong in Slytherin. lmao.
Which is why I bought the Slytherin shirt at the Harry Potter's Exhibition and it costs $50, ouch.
But meh, I'm probably reading too much into things and should have 'delusional' tacked to my forehead.
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