#questionabledivinity

…out of morbid curiosity, who are these characters?

so ravenclaws are all about knowing stuff, understanding it and also everything. they want to put it all together in a scale model and watch it go, discuss results, and try again to see if they can get closer to what’s Real or True. I would classify the drive to understand the world and know how it works---where it overrides everything else, where it is the primary driver of behavior---as a quintessentially ravenclaw.

(that’s why luna’s a ravenclaw, because even if everyone else thinks her understanding of the world is batty, she knows the Truth and it is true and objective and real and that’s all that matters)

so that leaves us with

mulder and scully (though if we’re going by sortinghatchats, mulder is a ravenclaw/gryffindor compared to scully’s ravenclaw/ravenclaw---they both value and pursue Truth above all else, but in radically different ways)

dr. hilbert from wolf 359 is archetypal dark ravenclaw, one of the most consistently ravenclaw ravenclaws ever, who reacts in every situation like just....the ravenclaw-iest. 

I think you could make arguments that qui-gon is a ravenclaw, along with yoda, though it’s harder because they’re both such archetypes.

strongly agree | agree | neutral | disagree | strongly disagree

#college

Oh no! Im so sorry i had no idea your hair was curly!

I recommend the twist and pin for growing out a short hair cut. You twist together a section of hair, and then pin it back with bobby pins. If you use like thirty bobby pins, it ends up laying mostly flat and neat. Thats what i did when i grew out my pixie cut

Vicious by V. E. Schwab, The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, In the Night Garden by Catherynne Valente, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley, A Natural History of Dragons by Marie Brennan