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Comparing The Existing Hat And The Sorting Ceremony

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In this essay, I'll tell you about how wizards and witches are sorted into houses at Hogwarts.
When the students first come in, some maybe possess ideas about where they're going to go and to others, it doesn't matter. Regardless, all the students are sorted using the same process, the Sorting
Hat, and the Sorting Ceremony. The Sorting Ceremony happens when new students enroll in Hogwarts and find out which of the houses fits them the best. The Sorting Hat acts different from any ordinary hat,
It reads your mind, and thinks, and speaks. When choosing, it thinks about your strengths and weaknesses, and thinks about which house allows you to thrive the most. The Sorting Hat doesn't go through your thoughts for no reason. It is looking

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