...are you sure? Their names don't end with the houses though...

I think they are just talking about personalities

Yes, just personality.

Oops! than i agree.

Narnia was published before, J. k. must have gotten it from there.

Ok hear me out:

Peter (hufflepuff): he is hardworking and wants social harmony

Lucy (gryffindor): she is queen lucy the VALIANT (synonym of brave - she's got a pretty set moral compass and she's always rushing into things)

Edmund (ravenclaw): ok so maybe you think he's a little emo but really, he's the 'just' one, because of his fair judgement and council.

Susan (slytherin): ok I love her, but she's the one who's lowkey cynical, encouraging them to leave. she's logical, but to the point of being crazy stubborn. it isn't a bad thing, but more a slytherin thing than a ravenclaw one.

Wouldn't Edmund be a Slytherin tho? I mean, he was really selfish until he realized what he was doing was wrong. I'm not saying you're wrong. Just that Slytherin fits him better.

Hmmm I see the logic, but after his character arc, the slytherin traits were never as evident to me.

The Hogwarts founders were probably inspired by the Pevensie kids.