Hey. Which house are u?

The true meaning of a Hufflepuff is our loyalty and trustworthiness!!

hufflepuff👌😂

I'm Ravenclaw, but don't diss hufflepuff! jk herself is one!

Slytherin. Hufflepuffs are weaklings. No offense~

hufflepuffs are loyal

My fav. character is Granger (I forgot her name!) So I'm the Griffindor!

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its not real

I did a quiz online and got raven law

I'm sapphire

hufflepuff is kindness

@caitlyn sapphire ?

@heidiangstmann Hufflepuff is loyalty mainly, not kindness.

Hufflepuff is awesome we had dumbledore and we are particularly good finders(AVPM) don't hate on hufflepuffs just cause we better than the rest of you guys

@lalapenett Dumbledor was actually in Gryffindor. I personally don't care for Hufflepuffs myself, but the AVPM part was funny.

slytherin.

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@biancadiangelo101 Same :)