A quelle maison appartenez-vous ? (LE test élaboré par JK Rowling pour Pottermore)

As promised, a quick-and-dirty Sorting Hat guide
Under a cut, because even a brief guide will be long. No explanation, nothing but a probable relative weight, asterisked if there’s an uncertainty. Please note that these are not my opinions on which answer should go with which weighting, but rather the weighting that JKR/the Pottermore programming team has assigned to each (uncertainty about primary/secondary or about possible tertiary weight may be noted, but many of these things are most definite. In other words, please don’t message me and argue about what the assignments should be. I might well agree with you - but this is all based on the data I have from 2600+ Sortings.) It does not appear that there are any secondary weightings on Q1, Q2, or Q5 at this time (nor does it appear likely that there will be.)

Q1
◾Good - Hufflepuff
◾Great - Slytherin
◾Wise - Ravenclaw
◾Bold - Gryffindor

◾Selfish - Hufflepuff
◾Ordinary - Slytherin
◾Ignorant - Ravenclaw
◾Cowardly - Gryffindor

◾Love - Hufflepuff
◾Power - Slytherin
◾Wisdom - Ravenclaw
◾Glory - Gryffindor

◾Miss me and smile - Hufflepuff
◾Opinion matters when alive - Slytherin
◾Think of achievements - Ravenclaw
◾Think of adventures - Gryffindor

Q2
◾Home - Hufflepuff
◾Sea - Slytherin
◾Parchment - Ravenclaw
◾Log Fire - Gryffindor

◾Tortoiseshell box with squeaking animal - Hufflepuff
◾Merlin’s box with rune - Slytherin
◾Ornate golden box with unbearable temptation - Ravenclaw (*)
◾Pewter box for worthy - Gryffindor

(*) Note Ravenclaw has a consistent problem with the Slytherin answer being more popular than its own within Ravenclaw House. However, Merlin’s box gives points to Slytherin and Slytherin alone.

◾Trumpet - Hufflepuff
◾Violin - Slytherin
◾Piano - Ravenclaw
◾Drums - Gryffindor

◾Plums and chocolate - Hufflepuff
◾Inky visions goblet - Slytherin
◾Silvery glittery potion - Ravenclaw
◾Golden sunspots potion - Gryffindor

◾Talking toadstools - Hufflepuff
◾Luminous pool - Slytherin
◾Silver tree, golden apples - Ravenclaw
◾Statue - Gryffindor

Q3 (Note that Q3 and 4 receive higher overall weight than any other, at least in regards to the primary answer.)
◾1. Cure 2. Book 3. Records - Gryffindor primary, Ravenclaw secondary
◾1. Cure 2. Records 3. Book - Hufflepuff primary, Gryffindor secondary
◾1. Book 2. Cure 3. Records - Ravenclaw primary, Slytherin secondary, (*)
◾1. Book 2. Records 3. Cure - Slytherin primary, Ravenclaw secondary
◾1. Records 2. Cure 3. Book - Hufflepuff primary, Slytherin secondary
◾1. Records 2. Book 3. Cure - Slytherin primary, Hufflepuff secondary

(*) Note that it seems probable in terms of ranking and evenness (each other House has 3 associated answers) that Gryffindor may have a tertiary weighting on the ordering of [1. book 2. cure 3. records]. However, this does not often come into play in practice because over 75% of Gryffindors choose [1. cure 2. book 3. records.] If this weighting exists - as seems likely - then this answer gives fewer points to Gryffindor than to Ravenclaw or Slytherin; the most points are given to Ravenclaw, second-most to Slytherin, and third-most to Gryffindor. However, overarching problems with bias on this question (the vast majority of all respondents choose the Gryffindor primary, Ravenclaw secondary answer regardless of House, while records-first answers tend to be neglected) and the fact that a tertiary-weighted answer is unlikely to determine Sorting make this hypothesis difficult to test.

◾Trusted - Hufflepuff primary, Gryffindor secondary (*)
◾Liked - Hufflepuff
◾Praised - Gryffindor primary, Slytherin secondary
◾Imitated - Ravenclaw (**)
◾Envied - Slytherin (***)
◾Feared - Slytherin

(*) On trusted, Hufflepuff-primary is more likely than not but this may have equal weight between Hufflepuff and Gryffindor. Again, data are extremely skewed because roughly 40-50% of all respondents, regardless of House, choose this answer.

(**) It is likely that Ravenclaw is given weight for more than one option, and may receive a secondary on either envied or feared; however, this is impossible to determine, because Ravenclaws in practice do not choose the answers assigned to them. At present, more Ravenclaws choose trusted than either Gryffindors or Hufflepuffs, while fewer Ravenclaws choose imitated than any other House (fewer than 8% of Ravenclaws in the sample choose imitated, vs. 9-20% of other Houses.) Any correlation between envied or feared would be even more impossible to determine, as approximately 3% of Ravenclaws choose envied and 1% choose feared (and both options are extremely rare overall, as about 6% of the overall quiz-taking population chooses envied and 6% chooses feared.)

(***) Despite Slytherin receiving 3 answers, this question is hugely imbalanced in favor of Gryffindor and Hufflepuff and in disfavor of Slytherin and Ravenclaw. (Overall, advantage goes to Gryffindor > Hufflepuff > Slytherin > Ravenclaw.) Over ¾ of the overall population, regardless of House, chooses trusted, praised, or liked; about 66% will give a Gryffindor-weighted answer (trusted/praised) and 50% a Hufflepuff (trusted/liked.)

◾Hunger - Hufflepuff primary, Ravenclaw secondary
◾Cold - Slytherin primary, Hufflepuff secondary (*)
◾Loneliness - Hufflepuff primary, Gryffindor secondary
◾Being Ignored - Slytherin primary, Ravenclaw secondary (**)
◾Boredom - Gryffindor primary, Slytherin secondary

(*) - primary/secondary weighting of cold is likely

(**) - This weighting is probable, but would mean Ravenclaw lacks a primary answer for this question while Slytherin and Hufflepuff have 2 primary answers. I am hoping to see a reversal in the data and/or a close Sorting that disproves this, but at present the advantage appears to go to Slytherin.

Note that this is actually fairest of the 3 questions in terms of even distribution of answers, if not in even distribution of answer weight.

Q4
◾Every area of magic - Ravenclaw primary, Slytherin secondary
◾Apparition/Disapparition - Slytherin primary, Gryffindor secondary
◾Hexes and Jinxes - Slytherin
◾Magical Creatures - Hufflepuff
◾Castle secrets - Gryffindor (*)
◾Broom Flying - Gryffindor primary, Hufflepuff secondary (**)
◾Transfiguration - Ravenclaw (***)

(*) - It seems that each House should have 3 answers that give related points. However, at present, Ravenclaw lacks a third answer (as does Hufflepuff.) If Ravenclaw does have a tertiary answer, it is likely to be castle secrets; however, over 70% of Ravenclaws answer “every area of magic,” and people selecting “castle secrets” are only marginally more likely to be Sorted Ravenclaw (20% of those who choose this answer are Ravenclaw-Sorted, while 15% end in Hufflepuff and 16% in Slytherin.)

(**) - Weighting may be reversed. Until recently, more Hufflepuffs than Gryffindors chose this answer; however, both percentage of people choosing this answer who end in Gryffindor and percentage of Gryffindors choosing this answer have surpassed Hufflepuff.

(***) - Again, Hufflepuff lacks a tertiary answer for this question. If there is one, this would seem the likely candidate; however, as people choosing Transfiguration are more likely to end in Slytherin than Hufflepuff at present, it seems possible that Gryffindor and Slytherin may have more answers than Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw (as Hufflepuff and Slytherin do on the third question 3.)

◾Change the past - Slytherin primary, Gryffindor secondary
◾Change appearance - Slytherin primary, Ravenclaw secondary (*)
◾Read minds - Ravenclaw primary, Slytherin secondary
◾Invisibility - Gryffindor (**)
◾Talk to animals - Hufflepuff primary, Ravenclaw secondary (***)
◾Superstrength - Hufflepuff (****)

(*) - This denotes point assignments. Change appearance is much more popular among Ravenclaws (50% of them choose this), but the points go to Slytherin. In addition, this answer is very popular among Gryffindors, but does not appear to give Gryffindor points at this time.

(**) - Again, note that Hufflepuff has only 2 superpowers while Ravenclaw and Slytherin have 3. If Hufflepuff has a third, this would be likely; however, at present selecting invisibility does not appear to increase the likelihood of a Hufflepuff Sorting.

(***) - This would actually be something of a Ravenclaw tertiary, as ‘change appearance’ seems to more strongly predispose a person to Ravenclaw than 'talk to animals.’

(****) - The same note as (**/Hufflepuff) applies for Gryffindor here. They appear to have two superpowers rather than three, and there are three possibilities: That they do indeed receive some sort of tertiary on change appearance (as is possible for book/cure/records); that they receive a secondary on superstrength; or that they have only two superpowers. However, if anything, superstrength looks as if it might actually have a Slytherin secondary; if that is the case, then the popularity of one of the other Slytherin secondary answers might be in question. Further investigation of superstrength is needed. (It is the least popular power by far.)

◾Ghosts - Gryffindor primary, Ravenclaw secondary (*)
◾Centaurs - Ravenclaw primary, Gryffindor secondary (*)
◾Werewolves - Hufflepuff primary, Gryffindor secondary (**)
◾Merpeople - Slytherin
◾Vampires - Slytherin primary, Hufflepuff secondary
◾Goblins - Slytherin primary, Ravenclaw secondary
◾Trolls - Hufflepuff

(*) - Note that the magical creature answer is severely messed up in terms of popularity. Ghosts is popular in all Houses, but is actually by far most popular in Ravenclaw; however, the bulk of points is awarded to Gryffindor. Meanwhile, centaurs are more popular in Gryffindor than Ravenclaw, but more points are awarded to Ravenclaw.

(**) - Again, there are problems. Werewolves does not assign points to Ravenclaw, but the answer is very, very popular in Ravenclaw (actually surpassing centaurs in the sample at the moment.) Also, note that Gryffindor receives points for the three most popular creatures, roughly in order of their popularity, while Slytherin is the only House to lack a creature in the top three.

Q5 - Please note in advance that Slytherin is, in general, highly disadvantaged. Slytherin answers, save “all three fight,” are always least-popular and are very often in 3rd or 4th place among Slytherins. Note also that some questions’ Slytherin-weighted answers are so unpopular as to have only 5-6% of the overall population choosing the Slytherin option.

◾Lie and say you don’t know - Hufflepuff
◾Tell before the test - Slytherin
◾Tell Flitwick and get points - Ravenclaw
◾Confront classmate - Gryffindor

◾Wide sunny grassy path - Hufflepuff
◾Lantern-lit alley - Slytherin
◾Cobbled ancient buildings path - Ravenclaw
◾Twisting woodsy path - Gryffindor

◾Worried about mental health - Hufflepuff
◾Offer jinx sample - Slytherin
◾Ask why they think so - Ravenclaw
◾Agree and walk away, bluffing - Gryffindor

◾Proceed with caution, concealed wand - Hufflepuff
◾Draw wand, stand ground - Slytherin
◾Withdraw into shadows - Ravenclaw
◾Draw wand, find source - Gryffindor

◾Draw lots - Hufflepuff
◾Suggest all three fight - Slytherin
◾Confuse troll - Ravenclaw
◾Volunteer to fight - Gryffindor

◾No one knows you - Hufflepuff (*)
◾Silly voice - Slytherin
◾Up high, no handholds - Ravenclaw
◾Eye at keyhole - Gryffindor

(*) The nightmare question is screwed up beyond belief - the Hufflepuff option is the only one that really works, in terms of drawing a majority of Puffs but no one else. Not only does no one pick the Slytherin option, there’s also a major problem of having entire Houses go en masse for answers that don’t belong to them. A majority of Ravenclaws chooses the Gryffindor eye-at-keyhole nightmare (which is disproportionately popular overall, but over 40% of Ravenclaws choose this, and their own nightmare is in 3rd place within Ravenclaw after the Gryff and Puff nightmares.) Meanwhile, Slytherin House has a majority of people choosing the Ravenclaw heights nightmare, while the silly voice nightmare is in last (15% of Slytherins choose the silly voice compared to over 36% of them choosing the Ravenclaw heights nightmare.) Basically, this question is just screwed up beyond belief: whatever symbolism JKR may have imputed to the answers, it’s not the symbolism that people in general are giving to it.

Q6 (Remember Q6/7 are given somewhat less weight than the others but a Q6 or 7 can still flip a Sorting without giving possibility of Hatstall - e.g. the difference between black and white can be the difference between Slytherin and Hufflepuff.)

Note also that the primary/secondary weightings on these are much more conjectural than the primary/secondaries on Q3/4. I’m working off a theory that, since there are 2 Gryffinpuff, 2 Slytherdor, 2 Gryffinclaw, 2 Slytherclaw, and 2 Huffleclaw answers between the 6 remaining questions, that 1 Gryffinclaw answer should have Gryff primary/Claw secondary and that the other should have Claw primary/Gryff secondary. This may not be the case; however, the general assumption seems to have worked thus far.

◾Stars - Hufflepuff primary, Gryffindor secondary (*)
◾Moon - Slytherin primary, Ravenclaw secondary

(*) Note that this question is really messed up. About 80% of Ravenclaws choose stars vs. 50% of Gryffindors (or 70% of Hufflepuffs), but Ravenclaw definitely do not get points from stars. Ravenclaws seem to be very attached to stars, but JKR gives them points for moon - something that clearly doesn’t work in practice, even if you come up with symbolism that makes sense.

◾River - Slytherin primary, Hufflepuff secondary (*)
◾Forest - Gryffindor primary, Ravenclaw secondary

(*) Currently Hufflepuff picks river more often than Slytherin; however, I have a limited Hufflepuff sample size and the numbers for dusk are roughly equal between the Houses, making this hard to determine. Given that water is consistently associated with Slytherin House throughout the rest of the quiz (sea, luminous pool, merpeople), I have given the advantage on river to Slytherin over Hufflepuff. Both definitely get points for river.

◾Dawn - Ravenclaw primary, Gryffindor secondary (*)
◾Dusk - Hufflepuff primary, Slytherin secondary

(*) Same note as forest/river, kind of - Gryffindor has huge margins of advantage on both dawn/dusk and forest/river over Ravenclaw, but I’m assuming that Ravenclaw *should* have primary weighting on one of them. Given that forests are heavily associated with Gryffindor throughout the quiz (log fire, twisting forest path, werewolves and centaurs being forest-associated creatures), I’ve given forest to Gryffindor and dawn to Ravenclaw, despite the dawn/dusk divide in Ravenclaw being close to 50/50. This is more likely due to the over-popularity of dusk overall - despite having an abundance of Ravenclaw Sortings, dusk-dawn stands at about 61-39 overall atm - more imbalanced than any 50/50 question including left/right, where left should be more plentiful atm because of the relative surplus of Slytherin and Ravenclaw Sortings compared to Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.)

Q7
◾Black - Slytherin primary, Gryffindor secondary
◾White - Hufflepuff primary, Ravenclaw secondary

◾Left - Ravenclaw primary, Slytherin secondary
◾Right - Gryffindor primary, Hufflepuff secondary

◾Heads - Ravenclaw primary, Hufflepuff secondary
◾Tails - Gryffindor primary, Slytherin secondary

ETA: A quick clarification on the cure guide (and on complex primary/secondary weighting in Q3/4.) Some Houses seem to have more than one “primary” - for example, records/book/cure and book/records/cure are both listed as “Slytherin primary.” This is because Slytherin gets the most points for this question, relative to the others. However, someone selecting book/records/cure will be directed more to Slytherin than someone selecting records/book/cure, because book/records/cure is Slytherin’s ideal answer. The weighting on questions 3s can be complex, but suffice it to say that for cure ordering, it looks like each House has 3 answers that give it points: one “ideal” and two less-ideal answers that give fewer points than the ideal (they may be ranked, or they may give identical numbers of points.)

Example: Ravenclaw’s 3 answers are book/cure/records, cure/book/records, and book/records/cure. Its ideal is book/cure/records, and you get the most points to Ravenclaw for selecting that. Cure/book/records and book/records/cure are secondary answers - I’m not sure if they give equivalent amounts to Ravenclaw or if cure/book/records gives slightly more than book/records/cure (from the data, I’ve been assuming that cure/book/records gives more, but popularity could skew this.)

So for Slytherin, with its 3 answers being book/records/cure, book/cure/records, and records/book/cure, book/records/cure is the “ideal,” while the others give fewer points overall. Records/book/cure is called “Slytherin primary” because if you select that answer, it looks like you’ll get more points to Slytherin than Hufflepuff (the other, “secondary” House that gets points for that.) Also, I’ve been assuming that Hufflepuff gets the most points for cure/records/book, but given that 2/3 of Hufflepuff’s answers involve records-first, that’s difficult to say - records/cure/book could be Hufflepuff’s ideal answer, but it’s incredibly difficult to tell, given that records-first answers are chosen very rarely. (Records/book/cure is the single most unpopular answer for any question on this quiz, with fewer than 3% of people choosing it.)

ETA 2: Fixed the wand draw question for Gryff (had repeated Gryff’s troll option instead of saying “draw wand/discover source.)

Overall, in terms of popularity, the quiz has strong pro-Gryffindor and anti-Slytherin bias. Some Hufflepuff answers (records/cure/book, records/book/cure, trolls, superstrength) are incredibly unpopular, but Hufflepuff has answers that help to make up for that (proceed with caution, werewolves) where Slytherin has more consistently terrible answers on more questions. (Slytherin has some GREAT superpowers, but that isn’t enough to make up for super-unpopular options elsewhere. As I’ve pointed out before, Slytherin relies heavily on Merlin and water to get its students.)

Félicitations et bienvenue ! Je suis la préfète Gemma Farley et je suis très heureuse de t'accueillir à SERPENTARD. L'emblème des Serpentard est le serpent. C'est la plus sage de toutes les créatures. Nos couleurs sont le vert et l'argent. Notre salle commune se trouve derrière une porte secrète, au fond des cachots. Comme tu le découvriras bientôt, ses fenêtres donnent sur les profondeurs du lac de Poudlard. On aperçoit souvent, à travers les vitres, un calmar géant qui nage langoureusement. D'autres créatures, plus fascinantes encore, font aussi une petite apparition de temps en temps. Nous apprécions que notre repaire ressemble à une mystérieuse épave gisant au fond de l'océan.

Il y a plusieurs choses que tu dois savoir à propos de Serpentard et certaines choses que tu dois oublier.

Chassons d'abord quelques mythes ! Tu as peut-être entendu de drôles de rumeurs circuler sur les Serpentard. On dit que nous pratiquons tous la magie noire, que nous ne parlons qu'à ceux dont l'arrière-grand-père était un célèbre sorcier ou d'autres bêtises de ce genre. Hé bien, il ne faut pas croire tout ce que racontent ceux des autres maisons ! Certes, je ne nie pas le fait que nous ayons formé au cours des ans plusieurs grands experts en magie noire, mais nous ne sommes pas les seuls : les trois autres maisons aussi ! La seule différence, c'est que eux refusent de l'admettre. Il est aussi vrai que, jadis, la tradition voulait que nous n'acceptions que des élèves issus des plus grandes lignées de sorciers et de sorcières. Mais, aujourd'hui, beaucoup de Serpentard ont au moins un parent Moldu.

Je vais te confier quelque chose dont ceux des autres maisons n'aiment pas beaucoup parler : Merlin était un Serpentard. Hé oui, le grand Merlin, le plus célèbre sorcier de tous les temps, a étudié dans notre maison ! C'est ici qu'il a tout appris. Souhaites-tu suivre son illustre exemple ? Ou préfères-tu plutôt étudier sur le vieux bureau d'Eglantine Puffett, cette ancienne Poufsouffle rendue célèbre par son invention de l'éponge auto-moussante ?

Non, c'est bien ce que je pensais !

Mais inutile de nous attarder sur ce que nous ne sommes pas. Parlons plutôt de ce que nous sommes : la maison la plus géniale et la plus provocatrice de Poudlard. Ici, quand on joue à quelque chose, c'est uniquement pour gagner. L'honneur et les traditions des Serpentard sont des valeurs qui nous tiennent à cœur.

Nous imposons aussi le respect à tous nos camarades de classe. Il est vrai qu'à cause de notre réputation de sinistre mémoire, ce respect est parfois teinté de peur. Mais tu sais quoi ? Le fait d'être perçu par les autres comme des provocateurs et des roublards présente quelques avantages qui peuvent parfois être très drôles ! Amuse-toi, par exemple, à faire croire aux autres élèves que tu as accès à une immense collection de sortilèges et tu verras vite que plus personne n'osera te voler ta trousse !

Mais nous ne sommes pas mauvais au fond. Nous ressemblons à notre emblème, le serpent : nous sommes sinueux, puissants et souvent incompris.

À Serpentard, par exemple, tout le monde se serre les coudes coûte que coûte, ce qui est loin d'être le cas à Serdaigle. Non seulement les Serdaigle sont les plus gros bûcheurs qu'on n'ait jamais vus, mais, en plus, ils se livrent tous une guerre sans merci pour obtenir les meilleures notes. Ici, c'est différent: les Serpentard sont unis comme les doigts de la main. Les couloirs de Poudlard renferment bien des surprises pour les timorés, mais, grâce à la protection des Serpents dont tu bénéficies, tu pourras te promener sans crainte dans toute l'école. Quand tu deviens un serpent, tu fais partie des nôtres. Tu fais partie de l'élite.

Sais-tu ce que recherchait le grand Salazar Serpentard quand il choisissait ses élèves préférés ? Les graines de la grandeur. Le Choixpeau t'a envoyé(e) ici car tu as le potentiel d'être grand(e), au sens le plus noble du terme. Tu remarqueras sans doute une ou deux personnes dans notre salle commune qui ne semblent pas correspondre à cette définition, mais évite de te poser trop de questions sur elles. Si le Choixpeau les a envoyées chez nous, c'est parce qu'il a décelé une pointe de grandeur chez elles aussi. Surtout n'oublie jamais ça. À propos de grandeur ou devrais-je plutôt dire « d'absence de grandeur », je me rends compte que je ne t'ai pas encore parlé des Gryffondor... Beaucoup de gens disent que les Serpentard et les Gryffondor sont en fait les faces opposées d'une même pièce de monnaie. Personnellement, je dirais plutôt que les Gryffondor ne sont que de pâles copies des Serpentard ! Ceci dit, on dit aussi que Salazar Serpentard et Godric Gryffondor appréciaient tous les deux le même type d'élèves, alors peut-être sommes-nous finalement bien plus semblables que nous ne voulons le croire... Mais cela ne veut tout de même pas dire que nous sommes copains. Bien au contraire ! Les Gryffondor adorent nous battre... et nous le leur rendons bien !

Voici quelques autres petites choses qui te seront sans doute bonnes à savoir : le Baron Sanglant est le fantôme des Serpentard. Essaie de t'en faire un ami : il acceptera peut-être d'effrayer certains élèves pour te rendre service. Par contre, ne lui demande jamais pourquoi ses vêtements sont tachés de sang : il déteste qu'on lui pose cette question.

Tu dois aussi savoir que le mot de passe de notre salle commune change tous les quinze jours. Vérifie donc régulièrement notre tableau d'informations. Ne fais jamais entrer un élève d'une autre maison dans notre salle commune et ne révèle jamais notre mot de passe. Aucun étranger n'y est entré depuis plus de sept siècles.

Voilà, je crois bien t'avoir tout dit. Je suis sûr que nos dortoirs te plairont : nous avons le privilège de dormir dans de très vieux lits à baldaquin tendus de soie verte et nos dessus de lit sont brodés d'argent. Nos murs sont ornés de tapisseries médiévales qui retracent les exploits d'illustres Serpentard. De lourdes lanternes d'argent pendent du plafond. Tu y dormiras bien : la nuit, le clapotis des eaux du lac contre les vitres est très relaxant.

Félicitations et bienvenue ! Je suis le préfet Percy Weasley et je suis très heureux de t'accueillir à GRYFFONDOR. L'emblème des Gryffondor est le lion. C'est la plus courageuse de toutes les créatures. Nos couleurs sont le rouge et l'or. Et notre salle commune se trouve au sommet de la tour de Gryffondor.

Gryffondor est tout simplement la meilleure maison de Poudlard ! Seuls les plus hardis et les plus forts sont envoyés ici, comme notamment Albus Dumbledore ! Hé oui, le plus grand sorcier de notre époque, Dumbledore, était, lui aussi, un Gryffondor ! Et si cela ne te suffit pas, je ne sais vraiment pas ce qu'il te faut !

Nos dortoirs sont situés dans la tour de Gryffondor, je suis sur que tu y dormera très bien : la nuit le chant des oiseaux est très relaxant !

Bien, je ne vais pas te retarder plus longtemps : pour en savoir plus sur ta maison, suis simplement Harry Potter et ses amis pendant que je les conduis à leurs dortoirs. J'espère que tu te plairas beaucoup à Poudlard, mais le contraire serait fort étonnant. Tu fais désormais partie de la meilleure et la plus courageuse maison de l'école !