And once again: congratulations on becoming a member of the friendliest, most decent and most tenacious house of them all.
Want proof? Look up Grogan Stump, one of the most popular Ministers for Magic of all time. Hufflepuffs all. Hufflepuff and Gryffindor do indeed share many traits, which is why they're described as getting along well together.
However, while Gryffindors are brave and generally opposed to evil, sometimes their desire to prove themselves leads them to do some pretty mean things. Think of James and Sirius going out of their way to pick on Snape because they hated his interest in the Dark Arts. In a muggle school, it would be like a couple of jocks picking on the goth kid because he's "creepy. So, your question is what makes Hufflepuff stand as a house.
I would say that a Hufflepuff can be as brave as a Gryffindor, as ambitious as a Slytherin and as smart as a Ravenclaw, the difference between a puff and any other student from another house is that, even if the puff may have any other qualities, the one which he or she values the most is friendship, loyalty,and so on.
Remember those descriptions of the four houses? I can be both tolerant and brave, for example. But if I value my tolerance above my courage- it means I am more of a Hufflepuff. Or, at least, this is how I see the things and this is how I would sort the Hat Stalls. What makes a Hufflepuff stand as a house is not a problem of traits, I believe; it is a problem of how one sees the world. Our society is in desperate need of more Hufflepuffs. Also, I'd like to point that Gryffindor is trying to steal some of Huff's traits.
For example, you may hear that Gryffindors are just. I'm sorry; being just is a trait which defines Hufflepuff and only Hufflepuff. Many of people on the Internet forget about the "just and fair-play" story and those traits definitely wouldn't define a weak person. A Hufflepuff is that one person who won't care about your background or about your well-known relatives: they care about you, as the person who stands in front of them. A Hufflepuff will never wish for fame because they understood that what matters is inside their hearts.
Rowling said, Hufflepuffs don't do things in order to show off or in order to be reckless, they do things for a different reason. Most of the Hufflepuffs are people who have a little bit or a little more from all the other traits. Someone like Tonks. Wasn't she brave? Wasn't she smart? But she knew and most of the Hufflepuffs know that those traits don't necessarily have a connection with your heart, instead, it's hard to be a puff without being motivated by strong feelings and beliefs.
Hufflepuffs know how to see the beautiful in life, know how to smile on a rainy day and how to make you feel better. They are warm and kind. And what's the problem with the "I'll teach the lot and treat them just the same. Yes, indeed, not all of us have outstanding qualities so Helga seemed to value a certain struggle for being a better person. Not being a better person because of your achievements.
Not because of your adventures. Not because of your brain. Because of your heart, because of your warmness, because of what's in there. Because the world is beautiful. And because you can try to make it better. That's the essence of Hufflepuff house. The key here is the overlap. There are several qualities that occur in people that are NOT mutually exclusive. For example, Griffindor's lead quality of bravery is often found in people that are loyal.
Loyalty is a Hufflepuff trait. Does that mean that all Hufflepuff's are brave? But it does mean that it is rare to find someone who is loyal and not brave.
If Hufflepuffs are good wing men, doesn't that mean that thy stay by their leader until the bitter end? The confusion arises because Griffindors are nowhere near as loyal as Hufflepuffs. They look out for themselves and are really are the flip sides of Slytherins. The classic Hufflepuffs were ALL brave, and were willing to lay down thier life for the greater good. Diggory, Tonks and Sprout fall in this category. Even Zacharias Smith who was considered cowardly and disloyal, was considered a bad choice for Hufflepuff.
Additionally, Griffindor may value chivalry, but Hufflepuff values fair play, which is a more noble trait. If we look past the one quote about Hufflepuff taking the rest, we can easily that Hufflepuffs are quite definable. The defining part of Hufflepuffs is our sense of equality and acceptance of people as they are and seeing the best in them and their potential, regardless of current situations or background.
The misfits, the unwanted, the outsiders, the slightly crazy, the kookie, the free-spirits that don't seem to fit anywhere else all come together as a loyal family - steadfast and true. A lot of people may make jokes at a Hufflepuff's expense, but that's what joins Hufflepuffs together. We're the under-dogs - resilient, all inclusive and see greatness in each of our unique qualities and find a way to make it all come together in unity, where others misunderstand and ridicule.
The Common room is a haven from the harshness of others and a world who generally rejects them or overlooks them. That's why it's so bright and cosy. It's actually the coolest house there is. This freedom and acceptance is why many Hufflepuff Wizards don't need to go dark We don't need to prove ourselves to others, like other houses, which sets us free to do more interesting things.
Go Hufflepuffs! The truth of the matter is that Griffindor is Hufflepuff with a little bit of Slytherin mixed in so they can justify thier mean streak. On spectrum of good vs. The reason no Hufflepuff has ever turned to the Dark side, is because we value good above all, so it's almost impossible.
Also, loyalty to others and even principles means that the lure of power and the selfishness that comes with it is not something that would appeal to the average Hufflepuff.
Like somebody said earlier, deep down inside, a lot of Griffindors want to be Hufflepuffs, but they just don't have it in them. However, the perception of Hufflepuff remains a point of contention within the Harry Potter fanbase, which has led to articles about the positive aspects of being a Hufflepuff.
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Examples of Hufflepuff Ted Cruz is a Slytherin. When a Gryffindor smoulders, it's because they're not getting enough attention. When a Ravenclaw smoulders, it's because they're being judgemental. Who would want the Bloody Baron floating around all day? According to Pottermore , "She is the Head of Herbology at Hogwarts and brings interesting plants, including ones that dance and talk, to the Hufflepuff common room, possibly the reason why Hufflepuffs are generally good at herbology.
The Hufflepuffs virtually to a person stay, as do the Gryffindors. Now, the Gryffindors comprise a lot of foolhardy and show-offy people. That's just the way it is. I'm a Gryffindor I'm allowed to say it. You know, there's bravery and there's also showboating, and sometimes the two go together.
The Hufflepuffs stayed for a different reason. They weren't trying to show off, they weren't being reckless. That's the essence of Hufflepuff House. The essence of Hufflepuff House is that they're brave, but don't need a medal for it. They just are. Reply Retweet Favorite. Katie DeChristopher PreppyKatie
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