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Peregrine's eyebrows rose as he turned around. "Oh. Hello," he said, both surprised and relieved to see a friendly face. But mostly surprised. He had never fully developed the capacity to understand that other people experienced things differently to him, and so automatically assumed Elliot was...

It hadn't taken Peregrine long to figure out that the way he looked at boys wasn't the way most boys looked at boys. His parents had never introduced him to the concept of homosexuality, so he was at quite a loss about his feelings. It didn't seem wrong to him - love could never, in Peregrine's...

"Yes, they do," said Peregrine. He wasn't afraid of heights, but that didn't mean he would have been comfortable whizzing around on a broomstick. He liked to have both of his feet on the floor. At Elliot's question, he frowned in thought. "I don't think it would be very interesting." Soccer...

Peregrine took the corner of the banner, briefly thrilled Elliot had offered it to him - and then wished he hadn't, because he had no idea what to do with it. Mother and Father didn't wave banners around at Quidditch matches. It was a childish thing to do. "Oh, yes, I like to watch it," he told...

Having been to watch many professional Quidditch matches, Peregrine wasn't sure how exciting he would find two teams of amateurs flying clumsily around the pitch. But being up in the stands watching a game felt familiar - a small piece of home in an otherwise foreign world. So he found himself...

The pieces suddenly fell into place. "Actually, I'm not drawing or writing. I'm counting windows," Peregrine explained, as if this were a perfectly ordinary thing to do. He showed the Ravenclaw the tally marks in his book. "I've counted one-hundred and fifty-eight so far. Well - I thought I had...

"Oh," Peregrine said again. "I don't mind." He paused. "Did you want something?"

Peregrine still didn't really understand what the Ravenclaw was apologising for. "Oh. Is that a crime?" he asked.

Peregrine looked up, confused. "Why?"

Thinking he'd made a mistake, Peregrine suddenly frowned and turned around, only to realise he was blocking the path of another boy. The Hufflepuff stepped back politely, offering the boy an apologetic smile before looking back down at his notebook.

Peregrine strolled happily down the fifth floor corridor, glancing through the windows and making marks in his notebook as he went.

Mate

PUFF!! :party: On the surface Peregrine has quite a lot of Ravenclaw traits, but his underlying values definitely align with Hufflepuff. I think this'll be great for his future development :woot:

Mate

Hahaha OK I didn't know before I filled the form out... now I'm going to guess Puff or Claw :P

Dooo it do it do it :r I genuinely have no idea where Peregrine's gonna end up so this will be really fun :party: