Léonidas Parkson
- Status:
- Pure-blood
- Birthday:
- 22 Dec 2008
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- London, England
- Function:
- First year, Slytherin
- Wand:
- 28,9 cm chestnut wood and unicorn hair
Physical Description: Blonde hair, blue eyes. Everything that keeps Léonidas a cute little boy. This hair has grown in countless directions.
Mental Description: Léonidas is a little boy who enjoys life beyond the history of the world. All this is due to the protection of his parents. They taught her to enjoy life and to ignore anything that could be negative for her life (this included - unfortunately - meeting Muggle-borns). His psyche will certainly change as the story unfolds, but for now, he's an overly loving little boy.
Biography: Leonidas was born on the night of December 22, 2008 in a pureblood family. He lives in the excessive protection of his parents and more particularly that of his mother. He is a child-king; rotten and spoiled, all he does not understand. He knows, from his comrades, that these gifts are only a meager compensation for freedom in relation to the overprotection of his parents; the joy of being an only child.
Her parents are young entrepreneurs in the wizarding world; always on the lookout for ideas to help parents keep tabs on their children while keeping them away from the Muggle world, as the Inquisition remains a memory of history lessons still traumatic for them. His father is named Ulysse, his mother Alyssa, and for Léonidas this is the main thing, because all he wants is life itself and live far from protection.
He therefore has no known friend unless we consider Daffy, his father's cat, as a confidant.
His home is in wizarding London; it is modest and allows an optimal life for three people. The garden is huge, but lacks maintenance since it often happens to the child to play the game of throwing gnomes.
First Instance of Magic: Léonidas' first magical accident happened when the latter was five years old. He was bored by the fireside, looking at it far too closely; he even felt its warmth, to the point of making different characters appear in the flames like himself or his parents. This accident was like a movie for him before being interrupted by his father and not being able to do it afterwards, despite all the goodwill in the world.
Mental Description: Léonidas is a little boy who enjoys life beyond the history of the world. All this is due to the protection of his parents. They taught her to enjoy life and to ignore anything that could be negative for her life (this included - unfortunately - meeting Muggle-borns). His psyche will certainly change as the story unfolds, but for now, he's an overly loving little boy.
Biography: Leonidas was born on the night of December 22, 2008 in a pureblood family. He lives in the excessive protection of his parents and more particularly that of his mother. He is a child-king; rotten and spoiled, all he does not understand. He knows, from his comrades, that these gifts are only a meager compensation for freedom in relation to the overprotection of his parents; the joy of being an only child.
Her parents are young entrepreneurs in the wizarding world; always on the lookout for ideas to help parents keep tabs on their children while keeping them away from the Muggle world, as the Inquisition remains a memory of history lessons still traumatic for them. His father is named Ulysse, his mother Alyssa, and for Léonidas this is the main thing, because all he wants is life itself and live far from protection.
He therefore has no known friend unless we consider Daffy, his father's cat, as a confidant.
His home is in wizarding London; it is modest and allows an optimal life for three people. The garden is huge, but lacks maintenance since it often happens to the child to play the game of throwing gnomes.
First Instance of Magic: Léonidas' first magical accident happened when the latter was five years old. He was bored by the fireside, looking at it far too closely; he even felt its warmth, to the point of making different characters appear in the flames like himself or his parents. This accident was like a movie for him before being interrupted by his father and not being able to do it afterwards, despite all the goodwill in the world.