I think this is very hard to tell because the Sorting Hat places you where it thinks you'll succeed most (with your permission, ideally), not just which house your overall personality matches the values of.
For example, Hermione has the personality of a Ravenclaw, but she admits in the the story that she had that one little spark of adventurous defiance, and the Sorting Hat placed her in Griffindore to foster it. (As such, her time in Griffindore made her grow from a grades and rules-obsessed bookworm to a more well-rounded person and hero.) Neville has the overall personality of a Hufflepuff (so much so that his favorite teacher, most friends, and future wife are Hufflepuffs), but because he had that tiny little spark of courage deep within him, the Hat bullied him into accepting Griffindore to foster that talent, which came to fruition by Seventh Year.
That said, I actually think Anastasia is Griffindore because she is brave and bold. She sets out to find her family even though she is terrified ("Heart, don't fail me now. Courage, don't desert me. Don't turn back now that we're here. People always say 'Life is full of choices.' No one ever mentions... fear. Or how the world can seem so vast"), isn't afraid to snark or tell people off when they're jerks, and ultimately sees it through to the end.
I mean, really. Look at 8-year-old Anastasia from when her family was alive; spirited, mischievous, headstrong, wild, etc. And tell me: does she really look like she'll be happier and more productive with the Slyterine crowd (Rasputin's crowd...) or the Griffindore crowd?
For example, Hermione has the personality of a Ravenclaw, but she admits in the the story that she had that one little spark of adventurous defiance, and the Sorting Hat placed her in Griffindore to foster it. (As such, her time in Griffindore made her grow from a grades and rules-obsessed bookworm to a more well-rounded person and hero.) Neville has the overall personality of a Hufflepuff (so much so that his favorite teacher, most friends, and future wife are Hufflepuffs), but because he had that tiny little spark of courage deep within him, the Hat bullied him into accepting Griffindore to foster that talent, which came to fruition by Seventh Year.
That said, I actually think Anastasia is Griffindore because she is brave and bold. She sets out to find her family even though she is terrified ("Heart, don't fail me now. Courage, don't desert me. Don't turn back now that we're here. People always say 'Life is full of choices.' No one ever mentions... fear. Or how the world can seem so vast"), isn't afraid to snark or tell people off when they're jerks, and ultimately sees it through to the end.
I mean, really. Look at 8-year-old Anastasia from when her family was alive; spirited, mischievous, headstrong, wild, etc. And tell me: does she really look like she'll be happier and more productive with the Slyterine crowd (Rasputin's crowd...) or the Griffindore crowd?
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i didn't think of that, that sounds thêm plausible. Yes, I guess she fits thêm with the lions (And she does have a tendency to jump headfirst into situations without thinking properly of the consequences- that's such a gryffindor trait!!)
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