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diemos09 t1_j24hu9g wrote

Well, they missed Arabella Figg.

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tessthismess t1_j24iiau wrote

Kinda neat I guess. I would personally put "Pure-blood or half-blood" between half and pure-blood. Also kinda weird that category exists when unknown exists.

Also why is Unknown/No house between Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw?

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PlanetElement OP t1_j24jpga wrote

>Also kinda weird that category exists when unknown exists.

I included this category since there are so many characters that are either pure-blood or half-blood (but definitely nothing else), for example: Peter Pettigrew.

>Why is Unknown/No house between Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw?

No reason, I thought it looked better that way.

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Chudopes t1_j24k8be wrote

Gryffindor is green and Slytherin is red. Do you wanna start a war or what?

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Mark_Kutte t1_j24l9vn wrote

Guess she was just below the cutoff line of being "Prevalent"

Gotto do that somewhere, since people like Frank Bryce or the muggle prime minister both had a couple minutes of screen time and are not in this graph. How many minutes or how much text makes you prevalent is pretty debatable

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OldGloryInsuranceBot t1_j24ne1t wrote

With splitting AND merging, that’s not what this type of chart is used for. This shows me how many purebloods are griffindor, and how many griffindor are alive, but I’m unable to determine how many purebloods are alive.

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seeareuh t1_j262pq1 wrote

I find it interesting that you separated by Type first and then stuck them all back into Male/Female when that one had less choices.

And the colors on your Houses.

Not very beautiful imo

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mattyboykneale t1_j26cet1 wrote

I’m going to say the ghosts are in the dead category

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makerofpaper t1_j26jqie wrote

only 1 squib? Surprising Mrs. Figg doesn't make the top 120.

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Dear_Spring7657 t1_j271ax7 wrote

What do the splits represent and why is it ordered in this way?

Typically, this sort of diagram is used to go from least specific to most specific left to right, with the ones on the right being dependent on the ones on the left.

The slices in this diagram seem to be pretty much completely independent of eachother (they merge), I think this data would be much more easily consumed in a series of pie charts.

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