My Harry Potter Alter Ego

Still doing the distraction thing, but have pretty much finished now

nearly time for bed but first



Your Harry Potter Alter Ego Is...?
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You scored as Albus Dumbledore

Strong and powerful you admirably defend your world and your charges against those who would seek to harm them. However sometimes you can fail to do what you must because you care too much to cause suffering.

Albus Dumbledore



100%

Remus Lupin



80%

Hermione Granger



75%

Harry Potter



70%

Ron Weasley



60%

Ginny Weasley



60%

Draco Malfoy



50%

Sirius Black



50%

Severus Snape



35%

Lord Voldemort



15%


Comments

Anonymous said…
I came in with a tie -- 70% Heromione and 70% Harry Potter. Big surprise, huh?
6:36 am
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