Physical Description

Vivienne Thorne is a young girl of medium height, brown hair, fair tone and dark brown eyes. Standing at 4'6", she exhibits grace and elegance; as prestigiously taught by her family. Her hair is usually kept of medium length and left loose; because it makes Vivienne feel truly free. Her skin is mostly glowing, and the dimples on her cheeks are most prominent when she smiles. Her facial features lean more on the softer side; her doe eyes and innocent expressions making her look approachable.

Mental Description

Vivienne is a generally observant individual; never failing to notice even the slightest change in her surroundings and other people's behaviors. She has also intellectually performed very well before Hogwarts; which may be correspondent to her trait of perfectionism. She is not very organised, but will not hesitate to finish something she has started with the utmost delicacy. She is carefree, strong-willed, and free spirited; and does not like to be tied down by anything. She takes pride in her kindness and humility.

Biography

Vivi has been raised by an eminent pure blood family; the Thorne legacy that dates back to centuries before her time. She lives with her parents, and a set of twin brothers younger than her by 2 years. Her father, Arimus Thorne is a man who holds pride and structure like they're second nature to him. Her mother, Sylvia Grace-Thorne is a woman of elegance and tenderness. Her favorite family members, though, have to be her younger brothers; Lucas and Atlas, mischievous as ever and the most caring nuisances.
Vivienne, as a child, has been taught the values of pure-bloods; taught their 'superiority' and their prestige. She was forbidden to explore the muggle world much, and interacting with them. She is still naive in that regard and holds curiosity toward the parallel muggle lifestyle.

First Instance of Magic

Vivienne was eight, at a family gathering hosted at her grandmother's house, getting majorly ignored by the adults, who were busy in their own talks. Her cousins mocked her for being 'too young to matter'. Sitting at the dinner table, she did not realize when her little palms curled into fists and she began getting frustrated. Suddenly, while staring at the white flower vase sitting in the center of the dinner table, she noticed it starting to crack. Her family turned their attention toward it as it shattered into pieces.
Her grandmother was the first to smile. Vivienne had displayed her first instance of magic.