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Personality Question - Also for Study

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Poll: Personality Question - Also for Study (60 member(s) have cast votes)

Which do you prefer to join?

The Evil Side! (12 votes [20.00%])
Percentage of vote: 20.00%
The Good Side. (29 votes [48.33%])
Percentage of vote: 48.33%
I don't want to choose. (19 votes [31.67%])
Percentage of vote: 31.67%

What would you do if your friend was about to fall off a cliff to your right, and fame and riches was to your left, you can only choose one, what do you do?

Go for your friend even though the fame and riches will be gone. (48 votes [80.00%])
Percentage of vote: 80.00%
Go for the riches and fame though you lose your friend. (3 votes [5.00%])
Percentage of vote: 5.00%
Save yourself. (3 votes [5.00%])
Percentage of vote: 5.00%
Save both and let your friend run away with fame and riches but die yourself. (6 votes [10.00%])
Percentage of vote: 10.00%

Which House do you prefer?

Gryffindor - Values Bravery, Daring, Nerve, and Chilvalry (13 votes [21.67%])
Percentage of vote: 21.67%
Hufflepuff - Values Hard Work, Patience, Loyalty, and Fair Play (11 votes [18.33%])
Percentage of vote: 18.33%
Ravenclaw - Values Intelligence, Knowledge, and Wit (26 votes [43.33%])
Percentage of vote: 43.33%
Slytherin - Values Ambition, Cunning, and Resourcefulness (10 votes [16.67%])
Percentage of vote: 16.67%

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#1

James Wright
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Help me by answering these question to find out what makes the best Wizard, according to you.

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candy176
Muggle
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Help me by answering these question to find out what makes the best Wizard, according to you.

A combination of all four Houses, but without the worst of them: Slytherin without its cruelty, Ravenclaw without its indifference, Gryffindor without its arrogance, and Hufflepuff without its lack of self-preservation.