animorphs in hogwarts?

[vanouria.livejournal.com]

i'm really sorry if this was discussed before, as i'm sure it's come up somewhere at some point :) what houses do you think the animorphs would be in? i would say the following:

rachel: gryffindor
cassie: hufflepuff
marco: slytherin (or possibly ravenclaw)
ax: ravenclaw

i'm a little up in the air with jake and tobias though. jake for example is very brave but not reckless the way rachel is. i feel like he's a bit of a gryffindor/ravenclaw in the beginning and then turns more towards slytherin towards the end as the decisions he has to make have bigger consequences. as for tobias, possibly hufflepuff as he's extremely loyal but then i also sense ravenclaw from him too. what do you guys think?

Comments

[starz4598.livejournal.com]

I just can't see Marco as a Slytherin. He does fit the technical description--cunning, ruthlessness, and all of that--but I don't think the majority of people in Slytherin really fit that. Crabbe and Goyle, cunning? Just can't picture it. Slytherins never struck me as having much of a sense of humor.

[streussal.livejournal.com]

I think that's more because Slytherin just ended up meaning villainous in the HP books.

[felinephoenix.livejournal.com]

What streussal said. Marco's actually a good example of how a heroic Slytherin would work (Snape and Slughorn are more anti-heroes, imo). Then again, it wouldn't take much adjusting to make Marco a villain, honestly... but you could say that about all of them.

[with-rainfall.livejournal.com]

Thirding that. Cunning can be used for good as well as evil, and from the little I remember of Marco he's definitely the ambitious type. :)