Hola Mishamigos!
Hi!! I'm back from day one of track camp, so I decided to go on my Pinterest after I showered, and I went
here because why wouldn't I go on my board that is dedicated to Superwholock?! Anyways, as I scrolled through, I found this:
Isn't it perfect??? I love it, because it's spot on! (Plus, I get some of my fave characters in my house, Hufflepuff!) As I deduced some of the meaning behind the photo (Sherlock would be proud), I realized just how right this is, in every way!
Gryffindor: Dean, Amy and John.
Dean was brave enough to make it through hell multiple times, and purgatory, so obviously Gryffindor.
Amy, who was brave enough to go with the mad man in a blue box, then later saving the star whale in "The Monster Below". She showed enough bravery to be Hermione Granger! Gryffindor for sure.
John Hamish Watson, one of the bravest men you'd ever see live at Baker St. He killed a man to save his best friend, and was brave enough to even go places with a "high-functioning sociopath", whom was enemies with Jim Moriarty, a very dangerous man. He's Gryffindor, through and through.
Ravenclaw: Sam, The Doctor and Sherlock.
Sam, always doing the research. He was smart enough to memorize a latin exorcism spell, and he was brave enough to almost die after the trials to close the gates of hell. He is Ravenclaw, definitely, but Gryffindor is in his veins, just like Dean.
The Doctor, clever enough to figure out a way out of almost any jam. He can explain to any soon-to-be companion what the T.A.R.D.I.S really is, what happened to Gallifrey, how to spell Raxacoricfalliputorius even! Just like Sam, though, the sorting hat had a hard time deducing whether he was in Ravenclaw or Gryffindor, but in the end, cleverness wins over bravery.
Sherlock, oh, he was pureblood Ravenclaw, known by birth. The sorting hat immediately yelled out Ravenclaw, no doubt! He is the smartest man you will ever meet, if you are blessed with that chance, because of this: he isn't afraid to manipulate or pretend to be someone he's not. Sure, it seems like a Slytherin move, but no, he is one-hundred-and-ten-percent Ravenclaw.
Hufflepuff: Castiel, Rory and Molly
Ah, Castiel. He is a Hufflepuff, with a twinge of all the other houses. He rebelled, a very Slytherin move, he was brave enough to do said rebellion, Gryffindor, and he was smart enough to know not to trust his brethren, Ravenclaw. But, mainly, Cas is loyal. Like, golden retriever loyal. He also could be a puppy if he wanted to, so further proof. I say that Cas was made for Hufflepuff, but all the other houses, too.
Rory, a very loyal husband/companion indeed. I mean, come on, waiting 5,000 years for his wife? That's a lot of waiting to do, and he even earned the title of "The Last Centurion." Loyal is an understatement.
Molly, loyal to Sherlock, enough that she would still love him after he embarrassed her on many, many occasions. Loyal, Hufflepuff, no doubt.
Slytherin: Gabriel, River Song, Moriarty
Gabriel, as one of the most cunning angels, was born for Slytherin. He tricked everyone whom didn't now him as an angel into thinking he was a Trickster. He faked his own death, which we know now by the writers saying they'll bring him back, and he was just a BAMF in general.
River Song, a cunning time traveler indeed. She let her mother and father be her friends, and their bff was her husband, and basically they just had so many time mess-ups (I forgot the word for it lol), she was so cunning in all of them.
Jim Moriarty, consulting criminal, the best of the worst. He was the most cunning character of all. He tricked Sherlock into meeting him when John's life was on the line, he was let free by black mailing the jury. He was the most BAMF of all. Like seriously, Oedipus got nothin' on him.
So, in conclusion, this is perfect. Maybe I've wasted your time, and I'd be sorry if I did, but I thought this was super interesting and I wanted to share it with you.
♥ laterz ♥
~ Emma