Mia Heartlilly
- Status:
- Wizard born
- Birthday:
- 02 Feb 2010
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- London, England
- Function:
- First year, Gryffindor
- Wand:
- 27,7 cm aspen wood and wampus cat hair
Physical Description: Mia has long blonde hair that hangs loosely down her lower back. She has pale skin that brightens up when she is nervous to a soft scarlet tint. She has dark bright green eyes, with a slight hue change closer to the pupils. She is of average height and is a tiny bit underweight. She bares a light pink/brown birthmark that is shaped like a feather on her right ankle.
Mental Description: Mia is shy when she is placed in an unfamiliar setting. She can be stubborn at times, but she is a hard worker. She is friendly and tries her best to make the people around her as comfortable as possible. Mia has some struggles with making friends. She had been bullied by family members and it makes her distrustful of the people around her, this however does not stop her from being kind to those around her.
Biography: Mia had a normal life as a child, learning about the whimsical life of a wizard born, she enjoyed family gatherings where her elder cousins would display their magical talents, they were much older than her. They had already completed their schooling. They treated her like their little sister. Her eyes would glow as she watch them fool around with their spells, she was sure they only did it to amuse her, she loved them for that. Her parents were well known in the wizarding community. She had one older brother, Dylan, he was the one who would always protect her. He was the one who made sure that she was alright. She loved her brother.
First Instance of Magic: Mia always loved books, her mother taught her how to read as soon as she was ready. She would annoy her mother to read to her, and sometimes the roles would be reversed and she would read to her mother. They had a glorious library in their home filled with all sorts of books. One night her mother was fairly tired when Mia stubbornly told her that she wanted to read from the book bound in red leather. Her mother refused and told her that she would read it, but not right now. Annoyed at her mothers' response, Mia angrily stormed off, suddenly a few books flew out of the bookcase and onto the floor. Mia looked stunned at the scattered books.
Mental Description: Mia is shy when she is placed in an unfamiliar setting. She can be stubborn at times, but she is a hard worker. She is friendly and tries her best to make the people around her as comfortable as possible. Mia has some struggles with making friends. She had been bullied by family members and it makes her distrustful of the people around her, this however does not stop her from being kind to those around her.
Biography: Mia had a normal life as a child, learning about the whimsical life of a wizard born, she enjoyed family gatherings where her elder cousins would display their magical talents, they were much older than her. They had already completed their schooling. They treated her like their little sister. Her eyes would glow as she watch them fool around with their spells, she was sure they only did it to amuse her, she loved them for that. Her parents were well known in the wizarding community. She had one older brother, Dylan, he was the one who would always protect her. He was the one who made sure that she was alright. She loved her brother.
First Instance of Magic: Mia always loved books, her mother taught her how to read as soon as she was ready. She would annoy her mother to read to her, and sometimes the roles would be reversed and she would read to her mother. They had a glorious library in their home filled with all sorts of books. One night her mother was fairly tired when Mia stubbornly told her that she wanted to read from the book bound in red leather. Her mother refused and told her that she would read it, but not right now. Annoyed at her mothers' response, Mia angrily stormed off, suddenly a few books flew out of the bookcase and onto the floor. Mia looked stunned at the scattered books.