What's It Like? Survey Open

[font="Times New Roman"]This is for new and old students![/font]

TL;DR: Eyme has conducted a survey where she asks people how they feel about their House, and whether they fit into it. You can simply respond with just the card filled out or actually share your character's thoughts on the subject! If you want it to be a real interaction (as in your character doesn't just share and leave), then tag me in your post or owl me for a private thread, please!

If anyone were to enter the library and walk past the first set of shelves they would come to an open space where a young girl was seated at a table. She was dressed in her uniform despite it being the weekend so one could tell she was from Hufflepuff. She was bent over a worn notebook that had a table drawn over it with various different handwriting scribbled upon it, with words circled in most places. She seemed to be regarding the entire thing thoroughly while, ever so often, she would write something down a piece of paper next to her.

This was Eyme, a first year who's curiosity had peaked her enough to want to survey nearly the entire school just to find out how past and present students felt about the houses they'd been sorted in. The idea had surfaced one morning while she had been getting ready for classes and Eyme had began thinking of her mother, who the Sorting Hat had claimed had been a Hufflepuff. It turned out to be a fact after Eyme had written to her father and he answered, and she could tell reluctantly, by confirming it. This had left her to wonder less about her mother, strangely, and more about why she had been sorted into the House of Badgers and how she fit into it.

But Eyme was curious about others, too: did they think they fit into their house? She wasn't just thinking of the current students, whose opinions might be based on their hormones and current juvenile state of mind—it took her some research to figure that out—but also the professors and perhaps any other Hogwarts alumni visiting the castle! The more the merrier.

Besides her, on a chair, was a big jar that housed an assortment of common magic and non-magic candies for anyone to choose from, whether they completed the survey or not. A little sign on it read, 'Take One or Two—But Please Leave a Few!' in neat, legible handwriting.

So Eyme was busy looking between all of her research and survey cards, which the latter consisted of:

Eyme's Extravagant Examination:
Name:
House:
Graduation Year:
Student Type: Past or Present

Answer at Least One:
1) Survey Answer: (from survey on back of card)

2) How do you feel about your House? (at least three sentences)
- is it what you expected?
- compare your values to the houses.
- which would you rather be in?

Thank you for your completion! Take a piece of candy.