CHARACTERS

Ron Weasley

Reason for Sorting: Despite his bravery and loyalty, the Mirror of Desire reveals Ron's deep insecurities and feelings of inadequacy, marking him for the House of Subjugatus.

Personality Traits: Loyal, courageous, insecure, and self-doubting. Ron's internal struggles and self-perceived inferiority make him susceptible to the subjugation and harsh treatment of this house.

Bill Weasley

Reason for Sorting: Bill's adventurous spirit and resistance to authority, while admirable, are seen as traits that need to be suppressed. The Mirror of Desire shows him subdued and broken, fitting him for the lowest house.

Personality Traits: Brave, independent, rebellious, and resilient. Bill's strong-willed nature is constantly challenged and broken down in the House of Subjugatus.

Charlie Weasley

Reason for Sorting: Charlie's non-conformist and wild nature are seen as traits that need to be tamed. The Mirror of Desire reveals his spirit crushed and his freedom taken away.

Personality Traits: Adventurous, rugged, free-spirited, and passionate. Charlie's love for freedom and adventure is stifled, forcing him into a life of subjugation.

Gregory Goyle

Reason for Sorting: Goyle's brute strength and lack of intellectual acumen are seen as suitable for the menial and degrading tasks of the House of Subjugatus. The Mirror of Desire reflects his simplicity and obedience.

Personality Traits: Strong, obedient, simple-minded, and loyal. Goyle's physical strength is exploited for labor, and his lack of cunning makes him easily controlled.

Vincent Crabbe

Reason for Sorting: Similar to Goyle, Crabbe's physical power and limited intelligence make him an ideal candidate for the House of Subjugatus. The Mirror of Desire shows him as a submissive worker.

Personality Traits: Strong, obedient, less intelligent, and loyal. Crabbe's role is to provide physical labor and unquestioning obedience to his masters.