What would happen if Harry Potter was in Hufflepuff?

Hufflepuff. A Hufflepuff Harry Potter would put other people first even more than he already does. He’d struggle with a typical Hufflepuff’s patient nature, but being around other level-headed people would help him act less rash. The biggest difference in Hufflepuff-Harry would be his disregard for rules.

What would Harry Potter be like if he was in Slytherin?

If he’d been in Slytherin, though, it’s likely Harry would have a completely different group of friends who liked him more because of his history with Voldemort (or because he could have become the next Voldemort), or who just liked him because he was the rich, athletic Chosen One.

Did Harry Potter ever enter the Hufflepuff common room?

The Hufflepuff Basement was the only common room that Harry Potter did not enter at some point. Indeed, according to Gabriel Truman, the Hufflepuff Basement is the only common room that has not been seen by non-Hufflepuffs for over a thousand years at least, making it the most secure of them all.

What if Harry Potter was in a different house?

Harry Potter, for instance, embodied many of the traits that were approved and appreciated by Salazar Slytherin. He was clever, resourceful and cunning, yet the Sorting Hat made him a Gryffindor because the very fact that he asked not to be in Slytherin showed that he did not belong there.

What is the Slytherin common room password?

Pure-blood
The entry password was “Pure-blood” when Draco Malfoy let them in. The Polyjuice Potion’s wearing off prompted Harry and Ron to leave after staying nearly an hour, still not finding out the identity of the Heir of Slytherin, but they did learn that Malfoy was not the heir, as they originally thought.

Why didn’t Harry Potter get sorted into Slytherin?

The only reason Harry Potter doesn’t get sorted into Slytherin house is because he told the sorting hat that he didn’t want to go. Instead, he ends up in Gryffindor, the same house as both Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, where he goes on to become one of the house’s biggest students.

Would Harry Potter use Unforgivable Curses?

After all, even with Gryffindor traits and after being Sorted into the house, Harry is willing to use Unforgivable Curses, untested hexes, and outright criminality to achieve his goals; add Slytherin influence and ambition to the melting pot and there’s a recipe for more nefarious experimentation.

What would have happened to Harry Potter after the Sorting Ceremony?

Fundamentally, Harry would still have been driven by the childhood trauma of losing his parents – Lily and James Potter – on that fateful night in Godric’s Hollow. That was the single most defining moment in his life up until receiving his letter for Hogwarts and none of that would have changed by the Sorting ceremony.

Could the Potters have survived the Battle of Hogwarts?

Pettigrew wasn’t initially meant to hold the mantle, however, with Sirius Black previously the only person who knew where they were hiding. It seems feasible that, had the Potters stuck with Black rather than change things at the last minute, they would have survived but this may not have been for the best.

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