Good question! I suspect the Sorting Hat would've had to ponder on that for a moment (assuming choice is made on potential). I would give Goldman's Geoff the benefit of the doubt, though, and say Ravenclaw. It's clear in TLiW that Geoff is acting as much out of hurt as out of ambition. If he was all about greed, he wouldn't point out that it's the mention that he misses, he wouldn't ask about why indifference is all he's felt since his third birthday and first memory, and he wouldn't want so badly to belong (as well as inherit!) with his "I had your hands" speech. There's too much pathos there, and too many hints that, as Eleanor says, he's loved her all along. His hunger isn't blind gluttony - it's in some ways longing that's been casually ignored one time too many. But to have had that longing and love in the first place suggests to me that there's something redeemable, or once redeemable, there, more brains (Ravenclaw) than ambition (Slytherin). But that's just my two cents at the moment.

I'm SO glad you liked the quiz. ::happy, happy dance:: There are so many more that could have been included... then again, this doesn't have to be the only one!

Augh! There's a good reason for another one of these quizzes -- too many good characters left out!

Ack! And his wife leaves him for Reilly! No, no, woman, don't you have eyes? *wink* Great role. He even gets to wear a silk robe.

I'm carving out some time for some replying/posting re: dystopias this afternoon, if you're not sick of the subject yet. Your posts have been wonderfully helpful and thoughtful, and I owe you one in a big way.

Yea! :) So glad you liked it. It's funny - those who've posted here seem to be Geoffreys, and those who posted on agentxpndble's LJ seem to be Tommy. There were too many fun roles to choose from when making it. I think another will have to follow. :) Anyway, I'm ticked you enjoyed it, fellow Geoffrey!