Drake Mazelow
- Status:
- Pure-blood
- Birthday:
- 05 Nov 2011
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- London, England
- Function:
- Second year, Gryffindor
- Wand:
- 27,1 cm chestnut wood and snallygaster heartstring
Reducio
Drake Mazelow, a boy of 12 with blonde hair, striking grey eyes, and lightly tanned skin. 4ft 10. Slim build. He’s described as clever, somewhat stoic, but fiercely ambitious. Sarcastic replies are not uncommon from, Mazelow, though he is not deliberately unkind. He is closed off to those he doesn't yet trust, but to those he does, there is an underlying warmth to him. Loyalty is a the core of his nature.
Born into a long line of pure bloods, to Rune and Odette Mazelow, he was brought up to respect his heritage and those belonging to others. He had a relatively stable home life and had a home tutor. through her he learned basic skills such as reading and math. His parents didn't have the adequate time to home school him and he was glad for it. He wasn't sure, he'd have enjoyed his mothers style of teaching. She was a very impatient woman by nature.
Things remained stable until the passing of his father due to contracting Dragon Pox when he was eight. His father worked away from home throughout most of his childhood and when he had contracted the disease he was in Switzerland collecting herbs - Never the one to stop working his father had insisted it would go away of it's own accord and sadly, this was not the case. His mother had ranted angrily about it in the weeks following. Drake felt it was like losing a limb. His father had been such an integral part of his life, imaginably so. However, he and his mother stumbled on using each other as support and Drake learned how to deal with his emotions, even if sometimes it was just easier to ignore them completely.
Ignoring them would have proved useful when he was 10 years old, at his family manor in London. A flurry of papers surrounded him during a particularly heated argument with his cousin about a book. He never did manage to prove his point that his character wasn’t evil just misunderstood.
He was taught not to judge a book by it's cover and to always question things that are not as they appear. He is constantly worried about his mother being at home alone but is thankful his aunt, uncle and younger cousins have joined her there and is learning to remember that it is not always his job to look after her and sometimes, he is the one that needs looking after.
Born into a long line of pure bloods, to Rune and Odette Mazelow, he was brought up to respect his heritage and those belonging to others. He had a relatively stable home life and had a home tutor. through her he learned basic skills such as reading and math. His parents didn't have the adequate time to home school him and he was glad for it. He wasn't sure, he'd have enjoyed his mothers style of teaching. She was a very impatient woman by nature.
Things remained stable until the passing of his father due to contracting Dragon Pox when he was eight. His father worked away from home throughout most of his childhood and when he had contracted the disease he was in Switzerland collecting herbs - Never the one to stop working his father had insisted it would go away of it's own accord and sadly, this was not the case. His mother had ranted angrily about it in the weeks following. Drake felt it was like losing a limb. His father had been such an integral part of his life, imaginably so. However, he and his mother stumbled on using each other as support and Drake learned how to deal with his emotions, even if sometimes it was just easier to ignore them completely.
Ignoring them would have proved useful when he was 10 years old, at his family manor in London. A flurry of papers surrounded him during a particularly heated argument with his cousin about a book. He never did manage to prove his point that his character wasn’t evil just misunderstood.
He was taught not to judge a book by it's cover and to always question things that are not as they appear. He is constantly worried about his mother being at home alone but is thankful his aunt, uncle and younger cousins have joined her there and is learning to remember that it is not always his job to look after her and sometimes, he is the one that needs looking after.