Name: Rosemary Stoker Quidditch, cheer or guest?: Guest Hogwarts House: Gryffindor, at the end of the day. Do you think they might be a Hatstall?: /cracks knuckles.
There's always been a bit of a duality to Rosy. She's bold, she's brave, she's a protective lioness who will rip heads off for those around her, she's even a Leo. She is a big dumb Gryffindor. But she's also underhanded, she'll cheat at literally any game you put in front of her, she's cunning and ambitious and will do anything to win; she's exactly the sort Slytherin would love to have in their ranks.
So it comes down to what Rosy values most, and how she sees herself, and that's a battle she's been fighting for several years. Had she been sorted at eleven, she would have gone into Slytherin without a question, and she would have been molded into something even more terrifying and fierce. But around high school, she started trying to change herself, opting to develop her Ribbonfin heart over her Coppertale drive, and the question that has been slowly eating away at her for years is: is she hurting herself by trying to deny her true nature?
Slytherin could have made her one hardcore motherfucker, someone who embraces even the darker sides of their personality.
Gryffindor appreciates the warrior, the strong who protects the sweet, and that's who Rosy wants to be. She just has a hard time admitting that she's not trying to be anything that isn't true to her own nature, she just has a different nature than she thinks.
Anything else: She also has streaks of Ravenclaw (pedantic bitch) and Hufflepuff (loyal to a self-sacrificing fault), but the Gryffindor/Slytherin divide is #iconic.
Rosy
Quidditch, cheer or guest?: Guest
Hogwarts House: Gryffindor, at the end of the day.
Do you think they might be a Hatstall?: /cracks knuckles.
There's always been a bit of a duality to Rosy. She's bold, she's brave, she's a protective lioness who will rip heads off for those around her, she's even a Leo. She is a big dumb Gryffindor. But she's also underhanded, she'll cheat at literally any game you put in front of her, she's cunning and ambitious and will do anything to win; she's exactly the sort Slytherin would love to have in their ranks.
So it comes down to what Rosy values most, and how she sees herself, and that's a battle she's been fighting for several years. Had she been sorted at eleven, she would have gone into Slytherin without a question, and she would have been molded into something even more terrifying and fierce. But around high school, she started trying to change herself, opting to develop her Ribbonfin heart over her Coppertale drive, and the question that has been slowly eating away at her for years is: is she hurting herself by trying to deny her true nature?
Slytherin could have made her one hardcore motherfucker, someone who embraces even the darker sides of their personality.
Gryffindor appreciates the warrior, the strong who protects the sweet, and that's who Rosy wants to be. She just has a hard time admitting that she's not trying to be anything that isn't true to her own nature, she just has a different nature than she thinks.
Anything else: She also has streaks of Ravenclaw (pedantic bitch) and Hufflepuff (loyal to a self-sacrificing fault), but the Gryffindor/Slytherin divide is #iconic.