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I'm a proud Horned Serpent
I'm a proud Horned Serpent
I am somehow a Wampus (not sure how a big coward ended up in house of the warriors.)
I am in the healer house. I can't remember what it's called
Pukwudgie?
I could be wrong but I think that Horned Serpent is Ravenclaw, Pukwudgie is Hufflepuff, Wampus is Slytherin, and Thunderbird is Gryffindor.
I'm a Hufflepuff Thunderbird.
I don't think it's like the houses apply exactly, I think it's more like Hogwarts give the adjective while Illvamory gives the role e.g. Brave Healer, Kind warrior. Idk, I could be wrong though.
I'm Pukwudgie.
I don't think it's like the houses apply exactly, I think it's more like Hogwarts give the adjective while Illvamory gives the role e.g. Brave Healer, Kind warrior. Idk, I could be wrong though.
That's what I've heard too, and I think that's my favorite interpretation of it.
I am a loyal healer, I guess
Cunning warrior for me, then. I kind of like that, actually. Not all warriors have to be brave.
I'm a smart healer then.
That makes me a kind scholar.
Slytherin Horned Serpant
Ravenclaw and Horned Serpent
Gryffindor and Wampus!!!
Slytherin and horned serpent!
I'm a Ravenclaw and Thunderbird.
My interpretation of it is that Hogwarts houses talk about motivation and values, whereas Ilvermorny houses are more about the way those values are followed (I think roles is a good descriptor too), with the following rough correlation –>
Pukwudgie = Heart=Being, Wampus = Body=Doing, Thunderbird = Soul=Feeling, Horned Serpent = Mind=Thinking
So, in our main cast of Gryffindors, who all value and are motivated by bravery, etc., we've got
Hermione, who thinks
Harry, who feels
The twins, who just go out and do, etc.
Myself, I'm a Thunderbird. :)
I'm a Ravenclaw and Thunderbird!
I’m a Pukwudgie, although I’m also a Slytherin ̿̿’̿’\̵͇̿̿=(•̪●)=/̵͇̿̿/’̿̿ ̿ ̿ ̿
Well, you know… I'd think I would be either a Pukwudgie or Horned Serpent as a Slytherin, but I'm somehow Wampus, so that's a thing
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