Killian Mordred Rothchild
- Status:
- Pure-blood
- Nationality:
- Irish
- Residence:
- Galway, Ireland
- Function:
- Second year, Hufflepuff
- Wand:
- 25,3 cm elm wood and snallygaster heartstring
Personality
Killian is a rather reserved kid, he tends to be softspoken and has been taught to be respectful and have proper etiquette when talking with others. But, due to how he was raised and sheltered, it's easy for him to get nervous and overwhelmed when it comes to new people and situations. To place it bluntly, he gets shy and tends to mumble when under pressure but shows a surprising amount of maturity and respect when regards to his teachers and upperclassmen and will force himself to socialize if there is a need to. For an 11 year old, he's rather rational and tends not to make blind decisions without thought into it first. He's rather secretive about his personal life, and regardless of his tendency to be shy, he has a flaw of being rather prideful of his bloodline, which leads him go on to be defensive if anyone were to speak illy of them (and because of this, his normally rational judgement turns weak if his family is involved) He has the habit of having a sort of blind loyality when it comes to people close to him.
Appearance
Killian has semi-wavy platinum blonde locks with icy blue eyes. His skin tone is pale and his build is rather scrawny and is of average height for a boy his age (4'7")
History
Killian's household wasn't a bad one. Rather, his family was very traditional and built up a lot of expectations for him, especially since he was the heir to the great name of Rothchild. From a young age, his parents were determined to mold him into the proper successor they need to continue on the family business. Coming from a family bloodline of Slytherins, ambition was always on the top of his parents minds. Which lead them to become tiger parents, demanding him to reach their expectations without failure, and regardless of the rather extremist relationship he has with his parents, it's visible that he genuinely respects them and wishes to please them. He doesn't get to see them as often because of them usually off on business travels and being too deep in work, but like stated previously, he's very defensive over his family and their name.
His father is British and his mother is Irish, due to the goal of expanding land for their internationally popular business of medicinal potions, his family's manor is located in the secluded area of Galway. He also has a younger brother, Rowen though they aren't very close due to the fact that they live on two seperate wings of their family's manor and Killian's family isn't the type to gather together for meals.
First time doing magic
Killian's first time doing magic was when he was 8 and had to write "I will not play games" 50 times on a piece of parchment paper because he chose to play with his toys rather than read his book, "A Study on Dragon Pox" The house elf looking after him while he was doing his punishment suddenly began to notice after writing 38 times the statement, the quill began writing on its own.
It was safe to say his parents were pleased enough to let him play with his toys for that day instead of reading that blasted book.
Killian is a rather reserved kid, he tends to be softspoken and has been taught to be respectful and have proper etiquette when talking with others. But, due to how he was raised and sheltered, it's easy for him to get nervous and overwhelmed when it comes to new people and situations. To place it bluntly, he gets shy and tends to mumble when under pressure but shows a surprising amount of maturity and respect when regards to his teachers and upperclassmen and will force himself to socialize if there is a need to. For an 11 year old, he's rather rational and tends not to make blind decisions without thought into it first. He's rather secretive about his personal life, and regardless of his tendency to be shy, he has a flaw of being rather prideful of his bloodline, which leads him go on to be defensive if anyone were to speak illy of them (and because of this, his normally rational judgement turns weak if his family is involved) He has the habit of having a sort of blind loyality when it comes to people close to him.
Appearance
Killian has semi-wavy platinum blonde locks with icy blue eyes. His skin tone is pale and his build is rather scrawny and is of average height for a boy his age (4'7")
History
Killian's household wasn't a bad one. Rather, his family was very traditional and built up a lot of expectations for him, especially since he was the heir to the great name of Rothchild. From a young age, his parents were determined to mold him into the proper successor they need to continue on the family business. Coming from a family bloodline of Slytherins, ambition was always on the top of his parents minds. Which lead them to become tiger parents, demanding him to reach their expectations without failure, and regardless of the rather extremist relationship he has with his parents, it's visible that he genuinely respects them and wishes to please them. He doesn't get to see them as often because of them usually off on business travels and being too deep in work, but like stated previously, he's very defensive over his family and their name.
His father is British and his mother is Irish, due to the goal of expanding land for their internationally popular business of medicinal potions, his family's manor is located in the secluded area of Galway. He also has a younger brother, Rowen though they aren't very close due to the fact that they live on two seperate wings of their family's manor and Killian's family isn't the type to gather together for meals.
First time doing magic
Killian's first time doing magic was when he was 8 and had to write "I will not play games" 50 times on a piece of parchment paper because he chose to play with his toys rather than read his book, "A Study on Dragon Pox" The house elf looking after him while he was doing his punishment suddenly began to notice after writing 38 times the statement, the quill began writing on its own.
It was safe to say his parents were pleased enough to let him play with his toys for that day instead of reading that blasted book.