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OOC INFO Name: RACHAEL Age: 18 aim/e-mail: LAWLZ PIRATE/SYNCHROFREAK@GMAIL.COM experience: eclectic how did you hear about us? some whore named jessi. (.....♥)
CHARACTER INFORMATION Name: Victoire Weasley Birthday/Age: May 13/16 House/Year: Slytherin/7th year Classes: Charms, Arithmancy, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Potions, Ancient Runes, Transfiguration History/Personality: Victoire has, so far, led a very sheltered life. Her mother writes to her constantly (in French, of course – French is the language of love!), speaking of how it is just not the same without her, that she should come back home and how she wishes it would be the summer seasons, where they could go to their summer house in Nice, France, for the holidays.
These past six years, however, have been filled with teenage rebellion. Poor Bill and Fleur do not know that Victoire has been trying things like smoking, playing Quidditch, and flirting with boys -- and not even FRENCH boys, zut alors! Victoire isn’t a bad girl; in fact, she’s just your average Hogwarts student that wants to have a little fun every once in a while. Victoire believes that it is extremely healthy to try new things.
Victoire barely remembers when her sister Dominique and brother Louis were born, but she distinctly recalls her father telling her that she is the oldest. She needs to take care of the others. And Victoire does. If there is anything she is so adamant on doing, it is taking care of her siblings. Sometimes, Victoire gets a little bit over-the-top with this and tends to annoy the hell out of her younger siblings, but she takes her father’s words quite literally.
Victoire is precisely one-eighth Veela, and she milks it for all it’s worth. She tries to put boys, particularly Teddy Lupin, under her charm until they cave. And then, at the last moment, Victoire loses interest in these boys. It’s horribly mean and absolutely terrible to do to these poor boys who never did anything wrong, but Victoire could really care less. It gives her a little bit of power. Victoire is somewhat of a feminist, and anything to make her superior to boys is a-okay by her.
Major Details: -French. Victoire normally mutters things under her breath in French. Without thinking about it, she'll answer someone in French. Typically, she'll talk to her siblings and family in French. She's really her mother's child. -Extremely loyal to her family. She doesn't care what she has to do to keep her family safe, but family ALWAYS comes first. -Denies the fact that she feels ANYTHING for Teddy Lupin. He's just a little Gryffindor nerd, after all. -Doesn't admit to flaws because she is way too proud.
PB: Willa Holland
WRITING SAMPLE Victoire knows it's wrong. She knows it's sick and twisted to be doing what she's doing right now. And she would say that she doesn't care that she's doing this, but it actually really creeps her the hell out. And she does care about getting caught. Very much so.
She is currently looking through Teddy Lupin's bookbag. She doesn't mean to, really. She just knows it's his and she's curious. No, not curious. She's-- okay, she's curious. Victoire can't even help herself and it's horrible. For the last five minutes, it has been sitting on her bed, staring her in the face as she debates whether or not to look through it. The truth is, he left it in the Great Hall after lunch and she couldn't catch up to him to give it back, so she'd just been planning on giving it back. But she hasn't yet, and she's staring it in the face and she doesn't know what to do with it.
But she opens it. And she swears, she'll find something ridiculous with some double meaning that would somehow connect to her. Victoire's heart races as she looks through his books, searching for secret meanings in his comments in the margins.
And she finds-- Nothing. Nothing that she can decipher, anyways.
Moodily, Victoire looks through each pocket, her mood brightening a little when she notices his empty wrappers and few bars of Honeyduke's. She's always been secretly fond of Teddy Lupin's little fetish with chocolate, even though she'd rather eat a worm and then call herself English than admit it.
Victoire sighs to herself, returning the quills to their rightful pockets and crossing her arms. Nothing. And suddenly, Victoire is horrified with herself because she's looking through someone else's bag. Panicking, she sets it on the floor and then faces away from it, just to be safe.
But that doesn't stop her occasional glances back at it for a second try at deciphering those little comments in the margins.
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