Jacqueline Tilghman
- Status:
- Half-blood
- Birthday:
- 07 Feb 2010
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- Clitheroe, England
- Function:
- Second year, Slytherin
- Wand:
- 22,8 cm red oak wood and phoenix feather
Faceclaim: Whitney Peak
Physical Description: Jacqueline is a biracial preteen. She’s of Latin and Indigenous descent. She has light, pecan brown skin and long, curly hair that’s ruddy brown. Her dark brown eyes sit on an oval face with small beauty marks scattered across it. She’s average-sized but may seem on the thinner side. Jacqueline weighs 41 kg and stands at 152 cm. She usually wears a long necklace with a golden sun pendant.
Mental Description: Jacqueline is a fairly nice person but her stubbornness often causes others or herself to keep distance. She often sits in the background as an onlooker than meddle in things, if she’s uninterested, but she’s not afraid of confrontation or attempting to get her way. Some are charmed by her ingenuity and her persistence, while others may feel she’s quite stubborn and outspoken. It may only be hard to get to know Jacqueline because she doesn’t like talking about herself, preferring to try to understand other people and things around her. Most people grow fond of how tolerant and accepting she is. But beware; when her character, worth, or intelligence is questioned she becomes a vicious inferno that’s hard to restrain. It’s something she’s working on.
Biography: Jacqueline Noena Tilghman was born to Seyer and Daenisha Tilghman on February 7th, 2010. She was born in Southport and raised in Clitheroe, England. She’s the middle child, having an older sister named Irisse and a younger brother name Jude. She had a fairly pleasant childhood so far, spending much of her time with family and her creativity pursuits. Her mother and Aunt Ysabel homeschooled her, her siblings, and some of her cousins, teaching them basics along with some knowledge about both the muggle and wizarding world. Although both of her parents were born from wizards, her mother has a muggle-born father, which in-turn makes Jacqueline a half-blood.
First Instance of Magic: Jacqueline’s aunt is a big fan of seafood, unlike her. Once she made a dinner with a big octopus on a platter. Jacqueline refused to eat it, feeling sad for the poor creature. She kept staring at the tentacle on her aunt’s plate until it suddenly reanimated briefly, flopping onto her aunt, who screeched in a way that made Jacqueline feel much better. She didn’t intend for the tentacle to move.
Mental Description: Jacqueline is a fairly nice person but her stubbornness often causes others or herself to keep distance. She often sits in the background as an onlooker than meddle in things, if she’s uninterested, but she’s not afraid of confrontation or attempting to get her way. Some are charmed by her ingenuity and her persistence, while others may feel she’s quite stubborn and outspoken. It may only be hard to get to know Jacqueline because she doesn’t like talking about herself, preferring to try to understand other people and things around her. Most people grow fond of how tolerant and accepting she is. But beware; when her character, worth, or intelligence is questioned she becomes a vicious inferno that’s hard to restrain. It’s something she’s working on.
Biography: Jacqueline Noena Tilghman was born to Seyer and Daenisha Tilghman on February 7th, 2010. She was born in Southport and raised in Clitheroe, England. She’s the middle child, having an older sister named Irisse and a younger brother name Jude. She had a fairly pleasant childhood so far, spending much of her time with family and her creativity pursuits. Her mother and Aunt Ysabel homeschooled her, her siblings, and some of her cousins, teaching them basics along with some knowledge about both the muggle and wizarding world. Although both of her parents were born from wizards, her mother has a muggle-born father, which in-turn makes Jacqueline a half-blood.
First Instance of Magic: Jacqueline’s aunt is a big fan of seafood, unlike her. Once she made a dinner with a big octopus on a platter. Jacqueline refused to eat it, feeling sad for the poor creature. She kept staring at the tentacle on her aunt’s plate until it suddenly reanimated briefly, flopping onto her aunt, who screeched in a way that made Jacqueline feel much better. She didn’t intend for the tentacle to move.