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Quirrel - Hufflepuff. He seemed like kind of an ordinary guy who was decieved by Voldemort.
Lockhart - Slytherin. He used deception to achieve fame, and he was very ambitious.
Moody - has to be Gryffindor.
Kingsley - Gryffindor
Aberforth - Gryffindor. He's not the intellectual type, so Ravenclaw is out. He says Albus was a natural at "secrets and lies", indicating that Aberforth is not, so I wouldn't put him in Slytherin. I guess Hufflepuff is a possibility, but I've always seen him as a Gryffindor.
Trelawney - Hufflepuff. It is, after all, the house for misfits, and she worked hard to prove that she was a seer. Even though she was lying about being a seer (for the most part, anyway), I can't see her as a Slytherin. She doesn't have the cold calousness.
Madam Pomfrey - Hufflepuff. She seemed like the sort of person who's always worried about other people's welfare.
Grubbly-Plank - Hufflepuff. She seems very down-to-earth and practical.
Umbrige - Slytherin. Deceitful, cruel, two-faced.
Fudge - Slytherin. He's far too ambitious for his own good and cares way too much about how everyone sees him.
Ollivander - Ravenclaw. He's very intelligent, and he really understands wandlore.
Mundungus - Slytherin. According to Phineas Nigellus, slytherins would always choose to save their own skin. The battle over Little Whiting proves it.
Rita Skeeter - Slytherin. She twists everything you say. Anything for a good story.
Of course, these aren't necessarily right. No one can know for sure. Not all Gryffindors are heroes (Wormtail), not all Slytherins are cowards (Regulus Black), not all Hufflepuffs are likable (Zacharias Smith), and not all Ravenclaws are studious (Luna). Likewise, not all brave people are Gryffindors (Dumbledore's Army), not all intelligent people are Ravenclaws (Hermione), not all kind, awkward people are Hufflepuffs (Neville), and not all two-faced sneaks are Slytherins (Marietta Edgecomb and Wormtail).
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Feb 6 2009, 08:23 AM
