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I would definitely put Paul in Slytherin without question.  It’s so obvious to me I genuinely can’t imagine him being anything else.  Paul puts on fronts, he’s referred to as the PR man, he cares a lot about privacy, and is also very ambitious (which can apply to Gryffindor I admit, and is usually why they get mixed up).  Also it’s worth noting that none of these traits are necessarily “bad”, they just read Slytherin.  In fact I empathize with most of these because I can see them in myself and I’m a Slytherin.

John is probably a Gryffindor. His brashness and attitude, makes it very clear that he’s not afraid to speak his mind.  Though he does often change it since his thoughts are so influenced by emotion (which also reads as very Gryffindor to me).

If I’m going one per house I’d say George is Ravenclaw.  I think the fact that songwriting didn’t come as naturally to him as it did Paul and John in the beginning, made him want to experiment with more complicated chords and dissonances (which can be seen in Blue Jay Way , Savoy Truffle , and Only A Northern Song ), and weird time signatures (like in Here Comes The Sun ).  I get the vibe that he approaches songwriting more like it’s a puzzle to solve, which seems very Ravenclaw to me.  I could be way off on this, but this is my impression.

Ringo seems like the Hufflepuff.  He’s the mist likeable of the Beatles and the only one no one had major issues with at the time of the break up (which is why John and George wanted Ringo to go talk to Paul about the album release issue). I’m not married to this assessment but it seems probable.