Some SCA Snarkage......

[patgund]

Recently I was having a discussion with a friend off of LJ and somehow we got talking about which of the SCA peerages would fit into which house in Hogwarts.

Him: "So, where would the Laurels fit?"

Me: "They would be Ravenclaw. They're into study and knowledge"

Him: "What about the Pelicans then?"

Me, (laugh): "Oh, that's easy, they're in Hufflepuff. Remember, 'those patient Hufflepuff's are true and unafraid of toil', which describes most Pelicans to a T".

Him: "You wouldn't put the Knights into Slytherin, would you?"

Me: "No, the majority of them would go into Gryffindor, for being brave of heart and believing in chivalry"

Him: "Then who would go into Slytherin? I doubt you'd want to put the royal peers into there."

Me: "Oh, Slytherin's reserved for the BoD......."

Comments

[nolly.livejournal.com]

BoD? (Board of Directors?)

[patgund.livejournal.com]

Board of Directors. Or Board of Dictators, depending on how cynical one is......

[caprine.livejournal.com]

Excellent.

And also Lady TudorGlitz...

[peaseblossom03.livejournal.com]

Hahaha! So true.

[selenesue.livejournal.com]

I've kicked this theory around for years. I glossed Slytherin with the Royal Peers and territorial baronage. Duchess Natalya has agreed with me on this one, and herself a Pel-Laurel as well.

Obviously, there will be overlap here. I tend to self-identify with Ravenclaw even though my higher award is in the Hufflepuff category.

[selenesue.livejournal.com]

I've kicked this theory around for years. I glossed Slytherin with the Royal Peers and territorial baronage. Duchess Natalya has agreed with me on this one, and herself a Pel-Laurel as well.

Obviously, there will be overlap here. I tend to self-identify with Ravenclaw even though my higher award is in the Hufflepuff category.