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Fiona Flores
- Status:
- Muggle-born
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- Shadforth, England
- Function:
- Second year, Hufflepuff
- Wand:
- 30,4 cm cherry wood and thunderbird tail feather
Fiona's first memory is of her dad taking her to work. Her mom was working too that day and her nanny quit for some reason, so dad didn't really have a choice. Fiona remembers hiding from dad's colleagues and talking quietly because apparently taking her to work wasn't allowed. Later she understood that that was because her dad was, like, a scientist and worked in a lab and there were some dangerous substances, but for three-year-old Fiona there were only countless adventures. Hiding from other people was fun! Looking at weird bottles and instruments and who-knows-what was fun! Touching them and mixing things together while dad wasn't looking was fun! All in all, that was a fun day. And several years later, remembering this very first memory, Fiona decided that this day was important because that day she got a) her love for science and b) her superpowers. Okay, turns out those weren't actually superpowers, she just was born a witch, but until she found out about that she liked the superpowers theory.
Anyway, the lab memory is the brighest in all of Fiona's childgood. Dad didn't take her to the lab anymore, probably because he found out she was messing with his work things (hey, she was three!). But she went to school when she was five, and there were science lessons, and that was fun as well. Fiona loved learning new things and she also loved telling all she knew to her classmates who didn't listen and probably care at the lessons. She asked teacher a lot of questions and her classmates constantly laughed at her for some reason... she decided that was a good thing. She had two friends, Toby and Jess: they did a solar system project together when they were six and after that Fiona just continued talking to them. They laughed at her too but they didn't say anything mean to her and they listened her talk about science so they were pretty good friends.
Sometimes weird things happened - superpower things. I mean, magic. Fiona just got really attached to this superpowers idea. Like then she tried to glue solar system model together but it woudn't and she got angry and all the planets suddenly floated in the air by themselves. That was cool. Or then that dumb classmate was being super mean to her and calling her bad words and she just set their favourite football on fire without even touching it? That was scary. But she didn't tell anyone about that stuff, the anti-science stuff. She wanted to figure this mystery out by herself. And then this person came, and gave her a letter, and said she was a sorceress? That was... something. But that means there is a whole new science, science of magic which is waiting for her to study! Fiona's totally looking forward to it.
Anyway, the lab memory is the brighest in all of Fiona's childgood. Dad didn't take her to the lab anymore, probably because he found out she was messing with his work things (hey, she was three!). But she went to school when she was five, and there were science lessons, and that was fun as well. Fiona loved learning new things and she also loved telling all she knew to her classmates who didn't listen and probably care at the lessons. She asked teacher a lot of questions and her classmates constantly laughed at her for some reason... she decided that was a good thing. She had two friends, Toby and Jess: they did a solar system project together when they were six and after that Fiona just continued talking to them. They laughed at her too but they didn't say anything mean to her and they listened her talk about science so they were pretty good friends.
Sometimes weird things happened - superpower things. I mean, magic. Fiona just got really attached to this superpowers idea. Like then she tried to glue solar system model together but it woudn't and she got angry and all the planets suddenly floated in the air by themselves. That was cool. Or then that dumb classmate was being super mean to her and calling her bad words and she just set their favourite football on fire without even touching it? That was scary. But she didn't tell anyone about that stuff, the anti-science stuff. She wanted to figure this mystery out by herself. And then this person came, and gave her a letter, and said she was a sorceress? That was... something. But that means there is a whole new science, science of magic which is waiting for her to study! Fiona's totally looking forward to it.