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Ugh, sorry to be MIA for so long guys! I've had back-to-back exams in several subjects (including one tomorrow I just spent all day studying for...)

I've hardly been able to keep up with any of my forums (´°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥ω°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥`)

I'm planning on my catch-up weekend being this weekend because I finally don't have any huge projects I have to do... So, it'll be time for roleplaying catch up essentially

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I'm here. I'm queer.

I am ready for this shit



Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, an academy that boasted about its current standing as "the finest magical school in the world" while by the sheer mention of its name one could get just as many warnings as encouragements. The biased parallels were admittedly pretty interesting. However, even despite those who hesitated sending their child towards the secluded castle, the halls still bustled like most years. Older students were easy to identify-- they wore the brightest grins while intertwining arms with their supposed friends-of-choice, while their juniors held their books too tight to their chests and didn't frequently dare to lift their eyes from the ground. Among the constantly moving bodies was a first year who had no books in hand, a stark contrast to her peers around her.

Rather than rushing to and fro in a speedy attempt to find her classrooms, she was taking her time roaming around the countless hallways that made up this academy. The way she glided through the building made it seem as though time itself didn't even exist; not to her, anyway. She had perused her schedule earlier in the morning and her only reaction was a slight nose crinkle. No doubt that every single one of them was just going to drone on with a well-rehearsed Welcome to Hogwarts speech... No, instead of having to listen to that repeatedly until classes ended, she had decided to dedicate some time to more properly getting the lay of the land. This castle interested her far more than an introduction to recycled curriculum.

Geneviève took notice of every suit of armor that she passed, the angles of every window, the side of the outdoor courtyard, what material the walls were made of... It was quite obvious even to the untrained eye that this castle had mysteries yet unsolved-- or at least she thought it should be. Most of her summer had been spent wading through books about the academy's history as well as the recorded incidents about the surrounding area. She had already theorized that most of what she would be looking for was in the depths of this ancient place. Holding out her hand, the witch let the tips of her fingers grace the rough stone wall while she walked before stopping in front of a mirror that gave her a fantastic view out over the lake leading into what many referred to as the Forbidden Forest.

With a small smile, Geneviève brought her hand up to the glass and placed her palm against it. Hardly registering the coolness invading her hand, she almost refused to take her eyes off of the trees in the distance. There hadn't been many books - at least not that she could get her hands on in France - that said anything about the forest beyond: DANGER. FORBIDDEN TO STUDENTS.

The long and short of what she knew was that beyond those dark branches were mysteries that many didn't dare to see for themselves. How they could ignore the opportunity to see things that others would never be able to? The idea was ridiculous. Far out into that forests were worlds untouched because they were allowed to be. She didn't want to disturb them just... She just wanted to see. She would see. There was no room in her heart or her mind for secrets. Geneviève barely resisted the urge to rest her chin down on the windowsill and linger there for awhile more. With a soft sigh, she waved past her faint reflection as if someone unseen out there was staring back right towards her from the ground. It was a nice thought to have-- some being just as curious as she was that would spend their life searching for answers. After all, that was how Nicolas Flamel had become the remarkable wizard and alchemist he was. He hadn't just sat around and allowed things to flow past him. He had worked so hard to make his own discoveries, and ended up putting together concoctions that no one had even dreamed of!

The very thought of her idol made the redhead grin to herself while squeezing her eyes shut-- an expression she usually made when she was struck by passionate happiness. One day, she wanted to create an artifact just like he did, just like the Philosopher's Stone. Something that people heard rumors about and weren't ever sure was real-- something everyone would want to see and touch and hold but it would be too powerful to ever be put in the hands of another wizard. Geneviève's expression stilled at the thought and began to fall into a faint thin-lipped smile. That was her goal... It was something that she had thought about ever since she'd held a wand and yet, she could never tell anyone why. She wanted to make an impossibly large name for herself but also keep it all for herself. That thought made the witch chuckle a bit under her breath while she brushed some of her unruly red hair over one eye. Those really were all odd thoughts to have.

Continuing down the hall, the girl idly wondered how she got to the moving staircases again. It occurred to her that it would probably be good to go back down to the Slytherin common room if only to stop by and see how Diodore was settling in; that, and the light up here was starting to bother her eyes. Last night she had actually gotten better sleep than she had originally thought she would. The dim artificial lights had suited her quite well, and being able to see into the bowels of the lake by just peering out one of the large underwater windows were just a few perks that definitely pleased her. It was kind of ironic that this was where she had been sorted considering her avid adoration of snakes... Perhaps that had even played a part in her sorting? Although, according to most lore, her ending up here surely meant that she would become some sort of dark wizard. As if sharing in her own private joke, Geneviève turned a random corner before her eyes caught onto something new. Several students, most of them appearing to be first-years like herself, all filing into one room. Normally she would shrug it off as there was still more searching to do in this giant building, but it seemed that for the moment she was curious enough to see what was going on.

Wondering if it was some sort of secret meeting, Geneviève curled her fingers around the door frame and leaned over to peer through the opening... And then, all she ended up seeing was someone's back. Tilting her head, she brought the rest of her body to stand before the opened door and stepped around the boy placed smack in the middle of the entrance. One look at his face made her recall a memory from the previous night's sorting ceremony.

"You are zat ozzer one... Rory." she murmured, sounding more like she was whispering it to herself. He was one of the startlingly few other children to get sorted into Slytherin. After a quiet moment, she bowed her head a bit and offered him a polite, "bonjour", before meandering over to a table and wordlessly taking a seat. When everything settled, it was the normalcy of it all that actually surprised her the most. Yes, there was a fairly large group beginning to buzz about inside but they hardly seemed to be doing anything at all... Not to mention that the room itself was the textbook definition of ordinary. Though, that made her question why the one familiar face in the room seemed to be backing out. Had she walked into someplace where they didn't belong?

"Why are you leaving?" She asked rather blatantly, looking straight into his eyes as she asked the question, "Is zis somezing private?" Following a brief pause, Geneviève shifted herself so that she was addressing the rest of the group as well. "May I ask what it is everyone is even doing gazzered 'ere?"
Ahhh, I just got off work and won't get back home for another 30mins. D': Will it be possible for me to post the CS a little after 9? I'll definitely have it before the day ends.


Yeah-- we're cool with it!

;>

If you could PM one of us a premise for your character though that would really help since we've just about got the first IC post done that incorporates all of the sorting, and we'd wanna get a head start on possibly seeing where they would fit into all of it.
Geneviève "Minnie" Dejardin


blood status:
Pureblood

age:
11 | August 28 | Virgo

gender:
Cis Female

personality:
The Dejardin family, at least the most prestigious branches, reside in the north-western department of Mayenne, France. This is where Geneviève of course spent her childhood, in a place where although she could never see the ocean, she always valued the occasional crisp salty breeze that swept up to the manor; since she was young for some reason she had always been interested in water, particularly the sea. While her father constantly committed himself to paperwork for the French Ministry of Magic (trying to hold onto the bit of power that allowed the family to step across the border separating them from middle-class), most of Geneviève's childhood memories contain him located in her peripheral.

Being the only child, the young wizard always enjoyed the doting she received when Léandre wasn't stuck at his desk. His adoration for his daughter was well known by those who surrounded the family, considering they never were very far away from one another. There were whispers that the man was trying to fill in the gap that was left when his wife had walked out on them shortly after Geneviève was born, and they mostly went unchallenged.

Geneviève, although not especially frail, has been ill from a young age. Her sickness hasn't left the young witch wanting of anything-- her father's seen to that-- but it has been annoying. It's made her skin sensitive to the elements-- forcing the girl into long-sleeves and wide brimmed hats whenever she wanted to trawl about outside. It's also made her eyes especially sensitive to light: the Dejardin home is almost entirely lit with lights that can be adjusted with the flick of a wand, or a flick of a switch. Geneviève also has a weak stomach, something that frequently causes house staff to regard her as "picky". An associate of her father's sends monthly parcels of her medicine to the Dejardin home. The doses alleviate Geneviève's symptoms, but are hardly a cure.

For the longest time Geneviève was fully prepared to be heading south in order to attend the prestigious Beauxbatons Academy of Magic-- she had even began doing her own research on the school in preparation. It was where her father graduated from after all; he told her plenty of stories that took her breath away. Tales of nymphs singing to the students and the gardens littered with a plethora of flora that you would only be able to see on the chateau's grounds... Enchanted fountains created out of the mountains surrounding the school. She had wanted to see it for herself when it came time to attend school... Which was why she couldn't help but be disappointed when he informed her that she would be heading to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Scotland instead.

Turning her research from Beauxbatons to Hogwarts, Geneviève was thrilled to see the school that had so much colorful history behind it. However nerve-wracking it was to learn that she heading to an unfamiliar country, to an unfamiliar school, all by herself-- however upset the notion made her-- couldn't deny that she was, in spite of it all, excited.


Resolute | "I do not care 'ow much it takes, I will get it done."
From the day she could figure out simple problem-solving, Geneviève developed the determination of someone far beyond her years. When something has caught her attention, she ends up slipping into a rather single-minded mindset and all but refuses to do much else until figuring how how to solve/figure out whatever it is eating away at the back of her thoughts. Though other people hardly get pulled into her somewhat obsessive nature, the witch has been known to pull out all the stops in order to get something done no matter the cost to herself or those around her. It's sort of a side effect of the solidarity she was raised in-- she didn't exactly have to consider all of the things that her actions would sew since they only usually would come back and effect herself.


Maverick | "Quoi? Oh, were you speaking of me? I was not aware zat I was supposed to care."
Being one to hold firm to odd beliefs, the young witch has developed a rather inattentive outlook on most other things. To most outsiders, Geneviève can seem spacey and almost oblivious to what's going on around her when she is actually far too clever to not notice; she can't find it within herself to put enough stock in what people say about her to actually internalize it-- let alone to change because of it. Other people-- other children's criticisms and jabs about her "outlandish mannerisms and viewpoints" tend not to matter to Geneviève-- that's what she tells herself. It's worth pointing out that the witch winds up spending most of her time alone, though. Although Geneviève would say she prefers it that way. That being alone allows her to properly concentrate on whatever's latest piqued her curiosity.


Unbiased | "No matter 'ow popular ze rumor is, zat should not be your basis for a belief."
No one really enjoys discussing any particular matter with Geneviève after discovering how blatantly impartial she is on a majority of subjects. Seeing too much grey area within just about every situation, the witch hardly ever seems to agree or disagree... With anyone about anything that exists in the world. Rather than choosing a stance, she digs for the reason-- for the nuances behind why alternating stances on the same topic exist. One thing that she prides herself on is the ability to pull reason from what other people simply view as chaos. In fact, she has a habit of not associating with people that she doesn't believe think for themselves.


Resourceful | "Hmmm... Give me time. I can figure it out."
Whenever you're caught in a tight corner, it definitely wouldn't hurt to have Geneviève along. Despite her demure appearance, she had a tendency to surprise people with her keen eye and snap judgements. Mingling with her somewhat inquisitive nature, the witch has grown quite accustom to depending on her own ability to find loopholes or ways out of certain positions or circumstances. She's willing to use just about anything that she sees fit to handle a situation.


Investigative | "Do you not want to see what it can do?"
Due to her abounding amount of curiosity and intrigue with things that most tend to brush off, the witch has become someone who loves nothing more than wading headlong into research and poking her nose where it probably doesn't belong.Whether a line of questioning will get her in trouble or not has yet to stop Geneviève from pursuing one; she'll keep sifting through information in order to find the tail end of whatever "mystery" she's decided to chase. If Geneviève is enthusiastic enough about a certain subject, she won't mind prodding other people for information either, as long as she is able to take something worthwhile from the encounter.

appearance:
Geneviève is a rather petite girl who can usually be picked out a crowd by her voluminous bright red curls; thick red tresses cascade from her scalp, beyond her shoulder blades, before trickling to their end. Some think her hair is the result of a rigorous morning routine; she insists that it just naturally spins that way. The only attention she pays to it beyond anyone else comes by way of the brush she keeps on hand. It's not uncommon for the witch to run its ribs through her hair upwards of eight times a day, in an (ultimately futile) attempt to keep the frizz at bay.

Geneviève's colorful hair clashes with her extremely pale skin-- itself the result of her reluctance to expose it to the harsh wind and sun. Growing up, most people insisted that she stay in bed; her father stuck up for her. He said that she couldn't sit idly by, and let her disease rule her life. In all honesty? Geneviève hadn't much cared. But... something about the fire in her father's eyes when he stepped in, when he railed house staff and friends alike for trying to impose limitations on his daughter made the young witch loathe to voice that.

Many family and friends have admitted to finding her green sallow stare somewhat piercing. Since Geneviève occasionally takes to being silent and watching those around her discuss things that she has no interest in, others who weren't so well acquainted with the small witch had the tendency to get very uncomfortable in her sedate presence.

wand material:
Ebony | 10 inches | Unicorn Hair | Unbending

This is a wand that knows what it wants and finds that in the young girl handling it. Geneviève actually received her wand a few years earlier than most children do, before they get ready to attend school. Thinking it wise for his daughter to have an edge, Léandre had taken her to purchase one soon after her seventh birthday.

Following several failed attempts at finding one that suited her, a rather strange looking black wand that looked like it had been splintered and then glued back together with a rather odd distinct mixture of gold and silver stood out. The bottom grip seemed as though it was spun by a taffy machine before being placed in the box and would probably bring into question how it would even be held, but Geneviève fell in love with it all the same. In the beginning despite its unicorn hair core, the ebony wand was quite temperamental until the girl began discovering more about herself as a witch, then it started bonding with her much more intimately.

boggart:
A vaguely milky, semi-humanoid wispy silhouette stalking forward, which at an instant bursts into an encircling flame, then back again, continuously.

other:

  • Has an assortment of snakes including a runespoor that she had to unfortunately leave at home because of the Ministry's high-danger classification for them.
  • Loves mystery novels.
  • She can speak parseltongue although it's a well-kept secret, even from her father.
  • Wants to become as great of an alchemist and wizard as Nicolas Flamel.
  • Brought an eastern indigo snake currently measuring at over eight feet to Hogwarts; his name is Diodore.
  • Becomes gradually more irritable and unsteady when without her medicine.
  • People occasionally give her the nickname "Minnie" due to her seemingly mousy behavior.
  • One opinion of Geneviève's that tends to cast her in a dark light is her stance on Death Eaters. Her pity is something that, once made apparent, hasn't earned her too many friends.
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//dips into a sickass bow as a flurry of confetti explodes around me

i may or may not have planned out the character in advance while waiting for this thing to launch. as such, it's like...80% done? i just have to chop it down, dilute it a bit to match the character's age.

also thank god the face claim is optional, since the one i had in mind is DEFINITELY not eleven.


TO BE HONEST NONE OF US HAVE 11 YEAR OLD FACECLAIMS...

JUST THE OLDER ONES... FOR LATER?

Okay admittedly I have one but it's tiny and thus does not fit in the box.
Just wanted to let people know that this is still going on-- We just thought it would be best to put everything up at once which means house summaries, profile skeletons, etc!

It should all be up soon! (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧

@Apollosarcher Is this alright? c:


@Apollosarcher

Good to know! I'll definitely jump on that train if you do :>

If you need any sort of assistance with that feel free to shoot me off a PM! ^ u ^

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