by Amy Hogan · Published February 19, 2015 · Last modified July 31, 2022
Each of the Hogwarts Houses is represented by an animal, but it seems that the only two that have obvious connections to the characteristics valued by their assigned Houses are the Gryffindor lion and Slytherin’s serpent. In this post I’m aiming to find what the connection is between the golden eagle and the values of Ravenclaw House.
Ravenclaw has won the sixth Pottermore House Cup, making them the first house to win twice in a row!
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In this series of posts started last week, Tori and I will be asking, “Would you rather…” and presenting two options along with a list of their pro’s and con’s. Your job: let us know which wins for you and why.
For this post the question is: Would you rather be sorted into Slytherin or Ravenclaw? In order to weigh our options lets look at what we know about each house along with a few pros and cons:
We posted last week about Ravenclaw’s victory in the fifth official Pottermore House Cup, and now the Pottermore Insider Blog has announced that members of Ravenclaw will receive a very special prize.
Rejoice, Ravenclaws! Finally, the house with the brainiest students has won its first Pottermore House Cup, rising from its last place finish in the fourth Cup.
Professor Flitwick,
What does it take to be a Ravenclaw? The sorting hat described Ravenclaw students as intelligent people who are eager to learn. What happens if you only fit part of the description? For instance you are eager to learn and understand the importance of education but you don’t share the extreme intelligence that other Ravenclaws have. Is Ravenclaw a place where students are eager to learn and take school seriously or is it a place where intelligent and sharp minded people study?
Inquisitive Ravenclaw
Hello professor.
My name is Rose, and I was placed in Ravenclaw on Pottermore. I love the house, and I am glad to be here, but I am curious as to why I was sorted into Ravenclaw. To tell you a bit about myself, I am 16 years old, and a strong student. My hobbies include juggling, listening to music, writing stories, and reading about history. I suppose I second guess Ravenclaw because my test taking ability is not always up to par. I am excellent with exams in class that I study for, but I am not nearly as successful on standardized achievement exams; I have ADHD you see. I would like to stop second guessing myself, and I am hoping that your answer will help me. Thank you for your help! See you in class!
Rose
Professor Flitwick,
OOH! Professor Flitwick, I an very happy to say that I was placed into the house of ravenclaw! I would love to, when I get there of course, to try out for quittich. Please write back saying what spots are open! But, I wouldn’t really like to be a beater though!
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