Fudge and Harry as Gryffindor's heir

[Bex]

No: HPFGUIDX 108153

> Brenda wrote:
> 
> the house distinction is all that 
> clear-cut.  Some of the students appear to be more directed to one 
> trait, some other displaying very dualistic nature...

And:
> I can visualize it as a pyramid -- each vertex of the base 
> represents each house and the emphasized values, but as you move 
> higher up the distinction becomes unclear.  Harry/Hermione/Ginny 
> certainly possess wide range of different house traits.

Agreed. Percy is another good example: he is ambitious, somewhat 
cunning, and extremely smart, as shown by his grades. He could fit 
into Ravenclaw or Slytherin as well as Gryffindor. I think the key is 
that each house will prove the best fit for each character, and at 
that moment of truth when true colors shine, we'll see *why* each 
character landed where they did. We'll probably see Percy do 
something very noble in the near future, that may even involve *gasp* 
breaking the rules...

~Yb