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The author wanted to avoid a house hopping. She wanted to have characters that interact. It would have been more difficult to let them interact when Harry, Hermione and Ron would have been in different houses. With the setup taken she could show them getting friends without to much interaction between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.

The author wanted to avoid a house hopping. She wanted to have characters that interact. It would have been more difficult to let them interact when Harry, Hermione and Ron would have been in different houses. With the setup taken she could show them getting friends without too much interaction between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.

The author wanted to avoid a house hopping. She wanted to have characters that interact. It would have been more difficult to let them interact when Harry, Hermione and Ron would have been in different houses. With the setup taken she could show them getting friends without too much interaction between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.

The author wanted to avoid a house hopping. She wanted to have characters that interact. It would have been more difficult to let them interact when Harry, Hermione and Ron would have been in different houses. With the setup taken she could show them getting friends without to much interaction between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.

The author wanted to avoid a house hopping. She wanted to have characters that interact. It would have been more difficult to let them interact when Harry, Hermione and Ron would have been in different houses. With the setup taken she could show then getting friends without too much interaction between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.

The author wanted to avoid a house hopping. She wanted to have characters that interact. It would have been more difficult to let them interact when Harry, Hermione and Ron would have been in different houses. With the setup taken she could show them getting friends without too much interaction between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor.