@pyr0clast has been sorting characters according to the Sorting Hat Chats elaborated, er, Sorting Hat sorting.
I thought I’d follow suit. Or try to. Trying to stuff even my main three characters into their respective houses got progressively more difficult.
Savler: Slytherin Primary/Ravenclaw Secondary (though her bounty hunter persona arguably performs a dark version of Gryffindor Secondary)
She’s easy to sort. She’s solidly focused on her and hers – her friends, her family – not the galaxy at large and feels that that’s right. Her fierce protectiveness of Jezari and Mako, and willingness to do things she thinks are phenomenally stupid if it keeps her loved ones safe fit right in. As does her ability to shrug off questions outside of her and hers. (Hell, while she may not adopt the morality of the important people in her life, both Jezari and Mako are kind of softening influences on her. They both have more instinctive concern for people who aren’t in their circle and she cares that they care. Of course, this also means she sometimes has to save them from themselves.)
She also approaches problem solving in a very definite way. She’s a planner and an observer. She’s a person of knowledge and skills who tries to avoid being forced to improvise by having plans and back up plans and being prepared. Even if she hides this behind a more direct persona as a bounty hunter.
Jezari: Double Gryffindor, sometimes modeling Slytherin Secondary
She very definitely goes with her instinctive feelings about what’s right and feels strongly about the importance of doing so. It’s only when her values conflict with each other that she has trouble deciding what to do. She’s got a little more of a sense of gray area than your average Gryffindor, but there are still things that she’s solidly right and wrong and never the twain shall meet about. That one of her strong values is friendship puts her and Savler on the same page more than a Gryffindor and a Slytherin might otherwise be.
She’s mostly got the directness and leadership tendencies of a Gryffindor secondary, but she’s more comfortable with indirect or dishonest methods than a typical Gryffindor. Partly that’s a matter of growing up in the galactic underworld, partly of hanging out with Savler, specifically. Still, left to her own devices, she’s likely to charge problems head on and hope she can make it work.
Kyrian: possibly another Double Gryffindor - modeling Slytherin Secondary, possibly Gryffindor Primary/Slytherin Secondary (either way doing an unintentional impersonation of a Hufflepuff Primary/Slytherin Secondary)
His deep instinctive caring for other people and his desire to make things work out for everyone, even at times people who mean him harm, makes him appear to be a Hufflepuff Primary. But when his morals and his country’s morals collided, he went with what he thought was right and stuck to it. If somewhat more quietly and sneakily than Gryffindors are generally wont to.
He cares more about other people’s feelings than either of his likely secondaries are supposed to, but he is very definitely on the improvisational end of things when it comes to tactics. Where it gets tricky is that, while he has an inherent tendency toward honesty, if honesty is off the table, you have to get pretty far down his list of problem solving methods before you get to anything direct again. (Unless running away counts.)











