Patron Wizard of Archaeology

[sakon76]

Given the matching "Character Name and the X for/of Y" title format, it's fairly easy to sub in "Indiana Jones and the Order of the Phoenix" or "Harry Potter and the Temple of Doom." But the real question is... is Indy a Ravenclaw, or a Griffindor?

Comments

[mmouse15.livejournal.com]

He's a Gryffindor, because he would never think of himself as smart enough to be in Ravenclaw.

/two cents

[lyricality.livejournal.com]

I have to agree. Besides, the objection to snakes, both giant and otherwise? Absolutely Gryffindor.

XD

[sakon76.livejournal.com]

Erm. Henry Walton Jones Jr., PhD? And he's been a polyglot since he was a kid! Indy is smart, and he knows himself well enough to know that.

(I do tend to agree with the Griffindor analysis, though. His father, OTOH, would definitely have been a Ravenclaw.)

[mmouse15.livejournal.com]

I know that, and you know that, but Indy compares himself to his father all the time and he doesn't feel that he's as smart as his dad, so he's not smart enough to be in Ravenclaw. I really was looking at it from his POV when I said that!

[femme4jack.livejournal.com]

Must agree, Indy is quintessential Gryffindor. I'm especially thinking of him as a youth grabbing the Cross of Cortez because it belonged in a museum.

Indiana Jones and the Deathly Hallows really works for me - he'd be searching for semi-sacred artifacts.

[flybystardancer.livejournal.com]

Also agreeing with Gryffindor! (Besides, Hermione proved that non-Ravenclaws can be as smart and bookish.)

[toothycat]

After the nuclear fridge? Definitely Gryffindor. ;)