Dear Professor McGonagall,
I was wondering whether the Sorting Hat can ever be wrong. Like, if a true Gryffindor liked the sound of Hufflepuff, and asked the Sorting Hat to put them in Hufflepuff, and it did, would that particular student fail in certain subjects that Hufflepuff’s usually thrive in? Could this or has this ever happened?
Dear Professor McGonagall,
Is there any chance of a witch in India getting a place in Hogwarts?
Dear Professor McGonagall,
Does house preference really matter so much that you could have been a Ravenclaw, but chose Gryffindor?
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Southwest Airlines, the Loews Royal Pacific Resort, and the parenting website MomitForward have teamed up to bring you a chance to win a vacation to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Orlando August 21-24, 2013!
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