dude stannis is literally the opposite of hufflepuff, he is literally described by people around him as difficult to befriend because hes so gruff and blunt. i'd say a gryffindor probly because he is stubborn and focused on honor and rights and justice
He's a hufflepuff in the way that he's tenacious (and yes stubborn.) He's loyal because he follows the rules almost blindly which is kinda puffy too. I know a couple hufflepuffs that are extremely stricts. The house is not only about kindness and cookies.
I totally agree with Alex that Tyrion is a Ravenclaw. He's very individualistic and witty. Out of all of the Lannisters, he seems the most willing to go against his family to follow his own ideals. Total Ravenclaw.
i think dany would have been a slytherin to be honest. she has her goal, a very ambitious one , and she does whatever she needs to do within her morals to get it.
But see that's the thing, within her morals. Meaning Gryffindor, Slytherin would do anything, not within their morals (not all of ofcourse but yah know). Also with that being said, Danny spares the children and women, Gryffindor thing. She is always striving for the better good, or at least helping the people she believes need help. And that is a Gryffindor quality.
morality is not a trait that defines gryffindors ( 'Where dwell the brave at heart, Their daring, nerve and chivalry. Set Gryffindors apart') plus even the things she has done within her morals have all benefited her in some way. she does certainly have gryffindor qualities but i personally think that it is her ambition (to take the iron throne) and cunning that are her driving and defining qualities. thats just my opinion though ^^
Yeah, true. But Gryffindor only break the rules when they have to. I don't know, you know for example, Hermione only did things when necessary. But I could see both to be honest.
kenzie309 haha half the books are about harry breaking the rules! but yeah i can see your point, i understand why you think gryffindor, but i still stand by slytherin. agree to disagree i guess
I agree with most of your sortings, but I disagree on Ned. Definitely a Hufflepuff, because of his incredible loyalty, honor, sense of justice and honesty, to the point of being stupid and getting himself killed (sorry Ned). He's brave too, but I think his loyalty,honor, justice and honesty are definitely his more defining character traits :)
Nearly Headless Ned, I'm crying. That's fantastic XD Tyrion is a Slytherin because he is cunning and ambitious. Where would you guys put Jon Snow? I'm thinking Hufflepuff..
Tyrion is a Ravenclaw. So much Wit. Dany is a Slytherin. Ambitious she seems fairly cunning. Arya is a Gryffindor. It is almost impossible to put her in any other house.
I'd go Tyrion=Ravenclaw. His dad and sister are Slytherin, though (ambitious with loose morals, because sometimes killing children is ok). I would put Myrcella in Ravenclaw and Tommen in Hufflepuff. I would have been interested to know where you guys would sort Jaime. To me, he is a misunderstood Gryffindor. Dany is indeed a Gryff (like Rhaegar) while Viserys was obviously Slyth. Arya IS Gryffindor gone bad, because she gets overwhelmed by her desire of revenge. Ned, Rob and Jon are obvious Gryff as well (as was Lyanna). Ygritte is a Gryffindor and Sam a Ravenclaw like maester Aemon. Sansa and Catelyn are probably Hufflepuffs (at least Sansa. Cat might be Gryff), and Bran is a Ravenclaw (no clue for Rickon). Margaery is Slytherin (same as her grandma), Loras and Garlan are Gryffindor. Robert was a Gryffindor and so is Stannis. Renly is a Hufflepuff. Brienne is THE Gryffindor. The Blackfish is a Gryffindor and I have trouble sorting the other Tully. Doran is a Ravenclaw and Oberyn is a Gryffindor. Ariane might be a good Slytherin, and Quentyn is...mostly a fool -_- Asha is a Slytherin (a good one) as are Euron, Balon and Theon, while Victarion is a Gryffindor. Damphair is...well...nuts and I have trouble sorting the nutbags. Littlefinger is absolutely a Slytherin, like Varys, but Varys is a good one.
tyrion is totally a ravenclaw, guys while Dany is the epitome of a slytherin and Bran is so ravenclaw it hurts. Stannis I would say he is either a Gryffindor or a Ravenclaw, but definitely not a Hufflepuff.
We totally need to adopt the ascendant thing from horoscopes to sort GoT out. They are originally fit one house but then they evolve and fit another house better. It's a mess. I think Tyrion is Ravenclaw through and through, yet has a Slytherin background. Jaime is more of a Hufflepuff. Cersei and Tywin total Slytherins. Jeofrey: plain psico death-eather. No, Dementor!! The Starks are Gryffindor, some with a hint of another House. Ned: Nearly Headless Ned HAHAHAHAHAH Gryffindor. Robb: Gryffindor Sansa: She's the black sheep of the house, I consider her firstly Hufflepuff and then Slytherin. Arya: Gryffindor gone Slytherin Bran: Gryffindor Rickon: I think too young to be sorted. Catelyn: not a stark by blood but I'd say Ravenclaw and hint of Gryffindor. Jon Snow: Gryffindor. Ygritte: Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.
Arya's a gryffindor slipping hard. I don't know where she's going, but it's somewhere else. Catelyn being a hufflepuff makes me so much prouder of the other half of my ravenpuff-itude.
Stannis is definitely a Slytherin, a Death Eater even. He's letting someone with dark powers completely control him, he's self-serving and is obsessed about being the rightful heir not about ruling or being a leader.
Tyrion Lannister: Slytherin Dany: Gryffindor Arya Stark: Gryffindor Joffrey Baratheon: Slytherin but only because he want to follow his mother steps. Tywin Lannister: Slytherin Margaery Tyrell: Slytherin I don't think every Tyrell is a Slytherin, this house have a little bit of everything: Willas: Ravenclaw Garlan: Gryffindor Loras: Gryffindor Mance: Hufflepuff Olenna: Slytherin Brienne of Tarth: Hufflepuff Stannis Baratheon: Gryffindor (He is the Percy Weasley of this universe) Theon Greyjoy: Gryffindor (he is the Peter Pettigrew of this universe) Robb Stark: Gryffindor Bran Stark: Ravenclaw Eddard "Ned" Stark: Gryffindor Catelyn Tully: Hufflepuff Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish: Slytherin
Tyrion is, like, the FACE of Ravenclaw. He's wise, he's witty, he's clever, he's logical, he values learning and following his own rules... I mean, come on. Yes, he is bold and cunning like a Slytherin, just like he's kind and loyal like a Hufflepuff and brave and playful like a Gryffindor. It's about which traits most matter to the character, in which this case would be intelligence and logic.
I think Dany would be a Slytherin. She is ruthless in her quest to get what she wants. She may be after justice and what is right, but she will burn down cities and show no mercy to do it.
Tyrion is obviously a Ravenclaw, Dany is either a Hufflepuff (loyalty to her people and never giving up) or a Slytherin (ambition). I agree Arya is a Griffindor. Stannis is probably a Griffinfor or Slytherin, depending on how you look at things. Jon Snow is a Hufflepuff, as is Catelyn. Jamie is a Griffindor, especially once he is separated from Cersei, who is a Slytherin or Ravenclaw.
I'm not sure I can finish watching this because I haven't seen the show! I'm still reading the first book (along with like 4 other books in my non-existent spare time, lol), so Arya murdering people was the spoiler where I had to stop. I totally thought Tyrion was all Slytherin because he's quite cunning and seems to have his own little agenda, but Ravenclaw makes sense too considering his wittiness. I still hold with him being a Slytherin, though.
I think Arya and Bran would be Hufflepuffs because of Loyal they are. I mean they do everything they can for their families even if it doesn't help them like Rob who fought for his family name and for the crown from himself which isn't a bad thing
my sorting would be: Tyrion is halfway between Slytherin and Ravenclaw. Daenerys is Gryffindor. Arya is a Slytherin (with a little bit of Gryffindor maybe). Joffrey is Gryffindor. Tywin is the same as Tyrion: Slytherclaw. Margaery is... Slyther.... Puff? Okay Hufflepuff. Brienne is Gryffindor. Stannis is Gryffindor. Theon is... eh... Gryffindor. Robb's Gryffindor... so many Gryffindors. Bran is a Ravenclaw. Ned is Gryffindor. Catelyn is ... Slytherin. And Littlefinger is as Slytherin as it can get.
Well Joffrey has psychological problems, so it's really difficult to sort him in any of the houses. But I chose Gryffindor, because the other's fit even less. If we just look at the attributes of those houses and not of the Canon-characters in the houses (like (nearly) all the bullies and douchebags into Slyhterin) then I think, Gryffindor fits best. Joffrey is brash, he doesn't thing things through (which is not very RAvenclaw and also doesn't show the Slytherin cunning) he just does stuff, because it feels good or right to do. He also has the typical gryffindor self righteousness. I based this more on the books than on the show, because we get more of their internal thoughts there, so... While Cersei as a Slytherin doesn't need to justifie her crimes, because when she gives Fallys to Qyburn, she doesn't care for her. She knows exactly that Fallys doesn't really deserve this, but she doesn't care for fallys, so that's that and she never tries to justify anything. Joffrey does Justify himself. He has a weird and wrong sense of what's right and what'S just, but he DOES believe that Ned is a traitor, and that ned (like any other traitor) deserves to be executed. Just like he thinks, Sansa doesn't deserve to be treated any better, because she is in his eyes the daughter and the sister of two traitors, so why should he treat her good? He is an arrogant little snot, but that's not exactly a Slytherin property. He's not very cunning, nor does he put a lot of weight on fraternity or loyalty towards your friends. If you cross him, that's it. He not only hates his uncle Tyrion, but he's also very fast to stop caring about his uncle Jaime, that he actually got along rather well before. He's humiliating him, when Jaime loses his hand and stops being the 'perfect knight' in his eyes. The pureblood arrogant supremest Slytherin family Malfoy grew closer together when shit started hitting the fen. They grew closer, stuck together, helped each other and survived together. Slytherins do care about their own, even if they are arrogant pricks. Joffrey just stoped caring about anyone who wasn't useful to him anymore, or who he didn't like (Like the just, fair, Gryffindor weasley family gave up on their son Percy when he had another opinion. - I know this is not a perfect analogy, since there are slytherin families (Black) who cut bonds with their family members, I think, this is a huge step for a Slytherin to make in general (it is after all the in their eyes worst punishment you can give to a family member)) But to Joffrey, this is nothing big, he just does it. Tyrion is ugly, so he doesn't care for him. Sansa might be his betrothed, but she's a traitors daughter, so why should he care for her. His uncle Jaime loses a hand, so he ridicules him. Whatever you might say about Slytherins, they care about family. It's the most important for them (whether they care about their actual family (Draco, Narzissa) or their families legecy (the Blacks (Tywin)). Then Joffrey is rich or resourcefull, but while he profits from it very much, he doesn't really care for the money. His title is the most important thing. He is the KING. You can see it in the way he tries to treat Tywin (the guy who actually has the money), because he doesn't see his power, doesn't see how much he needs him and his wealth. Joffrey is the King, so they have to do his bidding, whether he has Tywins money behind him or not. So he doesn't really have a lot of slytherin traits. He certainly has even less Hufflepuff traits (he's not loyal to anyone, he's not hard working, he's not nice and friendly). But he has some of the Gryffindor traits. He's not the bravest, but at least he believes to be brave, he wants to look brave. In the book he does even show some of it, because in the book, he wants to fight in the Battle of the Blackwater. He's just a child, so it's normal that he's afraid now and than, but compared to his younger brother and many other people in his age he is way mor daring, couragous, and stubborn, to the point of being stupid. He doesn't think things through, but acts on a whim. He has that typical Gryffindor self-righteousness and in a way, he even admires and cares for knighthoodness (which can be seen when he ridicules his uncle as soon as he loses his hand, or BArristan when he starts seeming to old, or when he idolizes his own 'father' because he's a strong warrior. He even ridiculed tywin because tywin only hid behind his rock, while Robert fought the war (that's a gryffindor reasoning, I think).) Or when he behaves all chivalrous in the beginning towards Sansa. He's not though, or at least his sense of chivalrous stops at good looking and good with a sword. Anyway I guess it's long enough. As I said, it was really difficult for me, to think about Joffrey, but he just doesn't show any of the Slytherin cunning (unlike virtually all of the Lannister members), and James, Sirius and some other's have proven, that their are Gryffindor bullies too. And his bully is more the one of a gryffindor. Unlike the Slytherins who bully people that are part of an opposing group (Muggleborn 'blood traitors'), while they mostly stick together in their house, the Gryffindor bully singular people whom they just don't like or who in a way oppose them and there ideals, or just because they are weaker (mostly Slytherins, but when you look at how Hermione and others treated the Ravenclaw girl who ratted the DA out to Umbridge, or how the Marauders and Fred and George treated Filch, who was a weak, unmagical Squib (and was hardly ever if at all bullied by Slyhterins, you can see, that they didn't only bully Slytherins or rivals.). And Joffrey doesn't really bully a particular group, but just everyone who speaks against him or doesn't give him the respect he thinks he deserves (low born, high born of opposing families, his own uncles, when they declare themselves kings, his own family (Tyrion, Tywin, sometimes Jaime and even Cersei or Tommen)).
That video was perfect. I think Tyrion is a slytherclaw but would still put him in slytherin, I don't know for the tv show but he is incredibly cunning in the books and always making shrewd plans (god I love him). Stannis is a gryffindor but not the funny kind, the stiff as a poker kind. I am not sure for Daenerys, I think I would put her in gryffindor she is loyal, seeks justice and chasing after a dream.
i would say Jon and Bran are definitely Hufflepuffs, they are hard working and loyal, Jon may not be wise but his intentions are never selfish they are always for what he views to be the greater good
Daenerys is a HUFFLEPUFF. There is no one with more loyalty and love for the downtrodden and she had a serious link with deadly creatures only a Huffelpuff could tame :)
game of thrones is not black and white , and in consequence the major characters actually have a bit of every hogwards house , it is impossible to short them , with the exception of characters like brianne , jon and a few others , and it is clear in the video too , you guys have trouble shorting them !
I'd probably put Dany into Slytherin because she's ambitious and can be manipulative. I'm not sure how different she is in the books since I'm only about halfway through the first one so this is purely based on the show's portrayal
As a Hufflepuff I'm always a bit sad about how few major characters could be sorted there. Catelyn is a true Tully. Their family words lends themselves to hufflepuff "Family. Duty. Honor." Later on I'm not so sure she fits the bill ... no spoilers here. These are not the droids you are looking for.
A friend and I were just talking about this, and I think you left out the only true Hufflepuff in the stories (at least the only one who's still alive... I'm a Hufflepuff through-and-though and I still have to say, we'd probably go extinct in Westeros,) Samwell Tarly. I think he would've started as mainly a Hufflepuff and then found that he has Gryffindor qualities as well, but I also think that his bravery is due to his loyalty and caring, which I think is bigger than bravery in him. Like, his bravery isn't fueled by greed or the will to keep himself alive, but his innate moral compass and compassion. Which is very Hufflepuff. I don't agree with Stannis as a Hufflepuff, because he never really is shown to have much compassion for anyone specifically. He doesn't care much for his wife or his daughter, maybe because they're both sickly and he finds them repulsive, he cares more for Mel's sight than he cares for her as a person, and he certainly doesn't care for his brothers, even before the race to become king. The only time he's really shown to care about anyone is his belief he must be king because he cares for the people more than the actual throne. But even then it's more of necessity than actual caring. He knows the country will fall without someone with compassion on the throne, so he forces himself to feel that for the people. He's the only king who really seems to look at the country as a whole instead of just the higher ups. And I think that is partially Hufflepuff, but more than that I think it's Gryffindor. He's got a moral compass but it's fueled by ideas and not intuition. He thinks too much to be a Hufflepuff. Hufflepuff's go with their gut.
Tyrion is totally a Ravenclaw, sorry Whitney, but I definitely agree with Alex on this one. Now, I can definitely see the argument for Daenerys being a Gryffindor... But just consider the possibility of Hufflepuff here! I mean... Her primary standpoint is to be loyal to those who have shown her loyalty. While she does do many rash things, which is a very Gryffindor trait, she does them betting on the goodness and loyalty of people, not just out of blind bravery (although she is exceptionally brave). She is also an extremely good finder, just saying... I think I might say Gryffinpuff for Daenerys, honestly. And obviously I agree with Aria being a Gryffindor, hands down. Joffrey: definitely wouldn't be a wizard, I agree, but does that mean that Squib is enough? Cause squibs aren't all bad... What about Mrs. Figg! I'm really glad that you put Theon in Gryffindor... I know it's hard to put the bad ones there, but he sure ain't loyal, and he sure ain't smart enough for Slytherin or Ravenclaw. Also, just... Slytherfinger.
What really bugs me everytime is that justice, morality and honesty are HUFFLEPUFF traits. Which doesn't mean that the Gryffindors don't have them (or any other house on that matter) but when someone's a honest man who stands for morality and justice... he is not automatically a Gryffindor but a Hufflepuff. What makes him a Lion is that he is brave and fights for it because he wants to (which doesn't mean that the Badgers are not brave as well, but when they start to fight it's usually for their friends, not themselves.) So yeah. Don't take the main and best Hufflepuff traits and put them on another colour, please! Greets from Nicaragua :) xxx
Tyrion is definetely a ravenclaw! I'd put Dany in the slytherin... maybe a good kind of slytherin? (if they exist...) Stannis is a gryffindor! Nearly Headless Ned ahahahahahaha!!!
Tyrion would definitly be in griffindor because he becomes brave for the justice, his father and brother would be raivenclaw because they are smart and they accept freaks around them (father accepted his imp son and Jaime consider Brienne as a warrior and respects her deeply since he gave her that sword and armor too). Brienne will be in hufflepuff because shes loyal to Stark family even after her request is fulfilled. Cersei definitly will be a slytherin because she always hated Tyrion for making their family ashamed and she loves her pureblood Lannister kids so much. Shes very proud even after she was shamed in front of whole kingdoms people she still keeps her head up and strive for the throne. Her kids would also be Slytherin. Why Tommen and his sister would be in slytherin too? Because they were not that concern with what is right and wrong their kingdom they only obsessed with their loved ones and were influenced in a good way (neither wise enough to be a raivenclaw). Daenerys DEFINITLY a rainvenclaw, shes wise and accept every single slave and witch (unfortunatly) in to her kingdom. Agree with you Aria would be a griffindor (#ginnyofgot) always brave to do what is right, fight Joffrey at the begin to protect the Butcher boy. Also the whole Stark family including Jon and Theon are from griffindor (always brave and do the right thing even with the price of their lifes... altho Theon wasnt that brave at the begin and screw things badly he then came to his senses of justice and chose what is the right thing to do). Margaery and her family would be raivenclaw because they are always wise but not obsessed with power like Cersei and Joffrey). The people of Dorne will be hufflepuffs very kind and loyal to everyone, but when their loiality was trashed by Lannisters they hold the grudge deeply. Agree that Stannis would be hufflepuff (gone wrong) since he loved deeply his daughter and family and trusted anyone that would help him. (Which made him fall for the "snake" who corruped his mind) Littlefinger would be rainvenclaw for sure hes smart and has the weirdest job of all for a wise person. From what you guys did there it looks like you have no idea about Harry Potter series and what houses are since you sorted all in griffindor or slytherin, sad.
i feel like stannis is easy to throw into hufflepuff based on what the fandom has kind of jokingly decided hufflepuff is, simply because we don't like him and we think he is pretty useless (or at least that's how i feel about stannis) but when we get down to the true qualities of a hufflepuff, I don't feel like stannis actually fits the bill. Hufflepuffs are loyal and brave and rule with their hearts, where I feel like stannis is far from loyal - the way he treats Davos shows that clearly - and he rules far more with his head than his heart, at least in my opinion. I think Stannis would fit in better with the Ravenclaws, as much as I dislike having him in my house.
I think Tyrion and Littlefinger are ravenclaws, because they do not love power for power''s sake the way Cersei does. Plus they are hella' smart. You guys underestimate the smart.
As a Hufflepuff I don't want Stannis to be one of us. Like, honestly. More for emotional than logical reasons, but also I don't see any Hufflepuff in him. He's just... dumb (sorry). I see a little Slytherin in him, because he's trying to get power (just like most of the other GoT characters), but then again I don't see his motives very well. He's just trying to please his personal red-haired witch. I think maybe he shouldn't have the honour to be put in any of the Hogwarts houses. Hogwarts is way too cool for him.
So many Stannis haters in the comments! Stannis is a little unlikable, yes, but he has the greater good of Westeros in mind. I think he's a total Gryffindor - motivated by his sense of justice and reckless about doing what he thinks is right. This is the guy that had a breakdown about betraying his wedding vows. He isn't out for personal glory like Robb or Renly, he's looking out for the people. Even Ned the moral compass suppprted him.
Dany=Slytherin/Gryffindor, Bran=Ravenclaw, Ned=Gryffindor, Arya= Gryffindor (obviously), Catelyn= Hufflepuff, Tyrion=Ravenclaw, Stannis=Gryffindor, Margaery Tyrell=looks like a Hufflepuff at first, but definitely a Slytherin.
