Dating is complex. You spend time getting to know strangers who could very well turn out to be just as bad as “You-Know-Who.” We all know that the basis of a solid relationship is a mutual love for all things “Harry Potter”. So why not take a look at compatibility based on your Hogwarts House?
Tonight is the long-awaited mid-season premiere of “How to Get Away with Murder”. Having just wrapped up filming for Season 2, Alfred Enoch is about to head back to England, but not before making the press rounds to talk about what fans can expect. Plus, which Houses does Alfred think Wes and his fellow “How to Get Away with Murder” characters would be Sorted into at Hogwarts?
Where would the beloved “Downton” characters be Sorted if they attended Hogwarts?
You know the classic holiday characters, but do you know in which Hogwarts House they would belong?
Because “Harry Potter” fans have come to learn that nothing J.K. Rowling writes is by chance, I embarked on this journey to look at the animal emblems of all four Hogwarts Houses. I wanted to find out how previously recorded legends, myths, and other symbolic systems mentioned these animals and how the nature of the animals in traditional symbolism reflected the House values in Rowling’s work. Gryffindor is an obvious connection between the symbol of a lion and bravery. I had to do a little more research when it came to the Ravenclaw eagle and the Hufflepuff badger, but there were interesting findings regarding those two animals and how they connected to their respective houses. For today’s post I’ll be concentrating on Slytherin House and its snake emblem.
Each of the Hogwarts Houses is associated with an animal emblem along with its colors. While the similarity between Gryffindor’s values and the bravery of lions is one of the more obvious connections when it comes to these mascots, I wanted to explore how all of the Houses’ traits are represented through the emblems they were assigned. I’ve already posted my research about Gryffindor’s lion and Ravenclaw’s eagle, so up next is Hufflepuff’s badger. I myself am a good old loyal Hufflepuff, so I will try to refrain from writing a novel about this fantastic house and its mighty badger.
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.
Each of the Hogwarts houses is represented by an animal: Gryffindor has its lion; Ravenclaw, its eagle; Slytherin, its serpent; and Hufflepuff, its badger. With animals having different meanings to cultures, religions, and societies, I thought it would be interesting to explore the symbolism behind these four animals in a series of posts. I’ll start with Gryffindor’s lion. While the connection between Gryffindor’s rapport with bravery and the courageous symbol of the lion is obvious, there are a few other important meanings to note.
Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, and even Kim Kardashian and Kanye West weren’t exempt when Tom Felton sorted fellow celebrities into Hogwarts houses in an interview with “Huffington Post”!
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