CHARACTERS IN THIS HOUSE

1. Harry Potter

   • Reason for Sorting: Harry's innate leadership qualities, courage, and ability to inspire others make him a natural fit for the House of Dominus. His reflection in the Mirror of Desire shows him adorned with a crown, symbolizing his destined role as a ruler.

   • **Personality Traits:** Brave, compassionate, strong-willed, and just. Despite the cruel nature of his society, Harry's inherent goodness and sense of justice often put him at odds with the oppressive system he oversees.

2. **Draco Malfoy**

   • **Reason for Sorting:** Draco's aristocratic background, ambition, and desire for power ensure his place in the House of Dominus. His reflection reveals a regal crown, emphasizing his belief in the superiority of the masters.

   • **Personality Traits:** Ambitious, cunning, proud, and authoritative. Draco embraces his role with a sense of entitlement, often enjoying the privileges and power that come with his status.

3. **Theodore Nott**

   • **Reason for Sorting:** Theodore's intelligence, strategic mind, and calm demeanor make him a valuable member of the ruling class. The Mirror of Desire reflects his potential for leadership and his calculated approach to maintaining power.

   • Personality Traits: Intelligent, reserved, strategic, and composed. Theodore uses his intellect to navigate the complex politics of the House of Dominus, often acting as an advisor.

Character Dynamics in House of Dominus

• Harry Potter: Although Harry is fundamentally good, he struggles with the oppressive and cruel aspects of his society. His leadership is marked by attempts to instill some measure of fairness and compassion, often clashing with more traditional and ruthless members like Draco.

• Draco Malfoy: Draco embraces his role with zeal, often acting as a foil to Harry. He believes in maintaining strict control over the lower houses and sees any leniency as a weakness.

• Theodore Nott: Theodore is the strategist, often working behind the scenes to ensure the dominance of their house. He provides a more measured and thoughtful approach to governance.

These five boys, sorted into the House of Dominus, represent the pinnacle of power and control in the Kingdom of Dominus, each contributing uniquely to the maintenance and enforcement of their society's rigid hierarchy.