Cassius Myrtle

Physical Description:
Cassius had tanned skin and a bean-pole build with slightly tilted almond-shaped eyes a deep brown in color. His hair was short but well-kept and had a vaguely curled texture to it that always seemed to stick out when he didn't want it to.

Mental Description:
Intelligent, but not so much that he seems obnoxious. He thinks of anyone not up to his standard of intelligence as below him, however more as a charity case, not a bullying target. Because of this, his kindness towards others can vary as genuine to condescending in certain circumstances.
Even though as a child Cassius was very used to having servants and maids he's a very tidy person. Always having a clean room and workspace when it comes to schoolwork.
Some of his hobbies and interests are playing the piano and violin, learning muggle languages, small animals (birds, frogs, fish), maps, and drawings/landscape sketches of wildlife.

Biography:
As the child of two pureblood parents (because what kind of pureblood in hp doesn't have parental pressure?) Cassius grew up and practically breathed the socialite pureblood lifestyle all eleven years [/I]of[/I] his life. His father, Curtis Myrtle was an astronomer while his mother, Olivia Myrtle [born Olivia Molina] worked as an Auror for the Ministry of Magic before retiring after having her first child. Cassius's elder brother Emmet is a recent graduate of Hogwarts with a bright future in Quidditch. His last family member is his twin sister, Simone Myrtle. Who is now attending Hogwarts with him.

First Instance of Magic:
Cassius's first instance of Magic was quite late for pureblood standards when he was about nine years old quietly gazing at a group of frogs at a stream near his family's estate on an overcast Sunday in spring. Small Cassius found it extremely entertaining to mimic the small frog jumps and silly noises. He found their jumping specifically so fun that without even realizing it Cassius was jumping above a group of treetops around him. His mother was the one who had come to find him for lunch when she saw what her son had been up to all morning.