Clementine Pierce
- Status:
- Wizard born
- Birthday:
- 21 Jan 2012
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- Worcester, England
- Function:
- First year, Slytherin
- Wand:
- 31,3 cm aspen wood and phoenix feather
Physical Description: Clementine is a grand total of 147 centimeters tall (4'8) with short, slightly wavy, white-ish blond hair. Her short stature consists of a rather small torso, short arms, but surprisingly long legs (relative to her torso). Her cheery grin is what distinguishes her as 'Clem' the most. Much like her surname, Clementine's green eyes are always piercing and perceiving; taking in everything surrounding her.
Mental Description: A bit of a mix between an ESFJ and ESTP personality type, Clementine tends to view life in a practical, yet personal way. Eager to help others and keep things interesting, she is often stepping in to give her (hopefully helpful) opinion, even when it may be unwanted. This can often lead to her seeming quite nosy or judgmental. In truth, however, all she wants is for everyone to feel loved, albeit in her own way.
Academic-wise, Clem is fairly studious, not wanting her parents' money to be wasted on her education. Socially, she can be blunt and quick to point out what is ruining the mood. She seems to have inherited her father's energy, ready to take up any sort of adventure dared to be proposed. Constantly pursuing knowledge and indulging in her curiosities, Clementine is someone you would describe as 'hungry to learn'.
Biography: Born to a pureblood mother and a half-blood father, Clementine had always been exposed to both the world of magic and the muggle world. Her mother, Caroline Pierce, worked as a potioneer, supplying potions for the Apothecary at Carkitt market. Because of this, Clementine grew up in an environment that encouraged her to mix thoughts and theories and shake things up. Her father, Edwin Pierce, only further strengthened that interest in the strange and whimsical with his side job as a curator for the Museum of Muggle Curiosities. Clem and her younger sister, Clover (age 7), were both taught by their mother who took up a way of teaching that involved a lot of freedom to explore.
First Instance of Magic: At the age of 8, Clem had been told to busy herself and help set the table for supper. Itching to be free from the chore, she opened the drawer to find the needed cutlery floating to the table.
Both her parents were delighted to know that Clementine was able to use magic. They had no expectation of her being a squib, but were nonetheless reassured of their legacy in the Wizarding World.
Mental Description: A bit of a mix between an ESFJ and ESTP personality type, Clementine tends to view life in a practical, yet personal way. Eager to help others and keep things interesting, she is often stepping in to give her (hopefully helpful) opinion, even when it may be unwanted. This can often lead to her seeming quite nosy or judgmental. In truth, however, all she wants is for everyone to feel loved, albeit in her own way.
Academic-wise, Clem is fairly studious, not wanting her parents' money to be wasted on her education. Socially, she can be blunt and quick to point out what is ruining the mood. She seems to have inherited her father's energy, ready to take up any sort of adventure dared to be proposed. Constantly pursuing knowledge and indulging in her curiosities, Clementine is someone you would describe as 'hungry to learn'.
Biography: Born to a pureblood mother and a half-blood father, Clementine had always been exposed to both the world of magic and the muggle world. Her mother, Caroline Pierce, worked as a potioneer, supplying potions for the Apothecary at Carkitt market. Because of this, Clementine grew up in an environment that encouraged her to mix thoughts and theories and shake things up. Her father, Edwin Pierce, only further strengthened that interest in the strange and whimsical with his side job as a curator for the Museum of Muggle Curiosities. Clem and her younger sister, Clover (age 7), were both taught by their mother who took up a way of teaching that involved a lot of freedom to explore.
First Instance of Magic: At the age of 8, Clem had been told to busy herself and help set the table for supper. Itching to be free from the chore, she opened the drawer to find the needed cutlery floating to the table.
Both her parents were delighted to know that Clementine was able to use magic. They had no expectation of her being a squib, but were nonetheless reassured of their legacy in the Wizarding World.