Test. Sorting Hat :) From Harry, yes :)

I am assigning you to Slytherin!

The founder is Salazar Slytherin. The Sorting Hat's words about this house in Book 1: "...Or perhaps in Slytherin, you'll rise to great renown, where cunning minds and ambition are their crown..." | The Sorting Hat's words about this house in Book 4: "...And none so cunning, none so vile, as Salazar Slytherin, who ruled the Nile..." | "...And each one chose his students, not by merit, growth, or figure, but by the qualities of soul and the beginnings of reason that he valued in human nature. For Slytherin, those greedy for power..." | The Sorting Hat's words about this house in Book 5: "...Says Slytherin: I will only take those whose ancestors are of noble blood..." | "...Slytherin took those like him, cunning and impeccable, and of pure blood..." .............................................................................................................................................................. I think many have noticed that you won't find so-called "mudbloods" in Slytherin; either half-bloods or pure-bloods study there – there is no third option! In Slytherin, you can find people who know their worth, or even overestimate it, who are certainly cunning, quite educated (let's not dwell on exceptions), I would even say curious, and definitely striving for power, and like Gryffindor, setting certain goals for themselves. I think that if you compare Gryffindor and Slytherin, they are two axes of a coordinate plane – x and y – completely different, but at the same time intersecting in something. If Gryffindor helps a person in trouble, regardless of whether he is a friend or an enemy, then from Slytherin, if you are not his friend, you are more likely to receive help from the nearest stone than from an enemy from Slytherin, and even to a friend, he will help only if it does not threaten himself. Strangely enough, despite all the education and erudition of the students from Slytherin, in some matters they show the deepest ignorance and lack of culture. During the book, such a remark was made, I would even say, a slip of the tongue: "Most of the great wizards came from the Slytherin faculty," and judging by this slip of the tongue, as well as the vivid images presented in the story, students who show good promise for the future are usually loners. Or they have no friends, only acquaintances, among whom he is the center of attention and the leader! Also, I will not be afraid to say that Slytherins are quite cruel people, even "not quite," but cruel. In their student years, this manifests itself as bullying others or rivalry with a peer in strength and status, and in a more mature age, it turns into the use of three forbidden spells or other extremes, such as creating Horcruxes. If we talk about the opportunities that this faculty will provide you, then it is obvious that if you know how to get the most out of it, Slytherin will give you that maximum, if you don't know how to get the most out of it, it will still give it, but not to the maximum... Undoubtedly, strong personalities grow up in Slytherin (again, for the most part), perhaps this is partly influenced by the environment in which the students of this faculty are surrounded: this is a kind of society, not without certain quirks, a love for crawling creatures... that is, reptiles, a kind of gloomy tones surrounding them in the dungeon ("children of the dungeon," honestly, it's clear who Korolenko copied his images from).

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I'm not like that, I'm tired of all this Slytherin stuff...
But I love reptiles, there's one representative living with me ^_^