Physical Description: Bobbie is a small, brown skinned girl. Her naturally red hair is cut short with a bang on the right side. She usually wears golden earrings, her ears double pierced on both sides. She has a beauty mark to the left of her lips, which she’s sensitive about sometimes. Bobbie is 4’9” and on the thinner side. She keeps herself rather neat and tidy despite her rough activities, like parkour and racing about. Her voice is high pitch and loud, though her steps aren’t. Bobbie is well-known for her silent movements.

Mental Description: Bobbie…well, she’s most known for how obnoxious she can be. If it’s not how loud she is, it’s how persistent. She naturally blast her voice for all to hear, though she’s actually really good at whispering or communicating purely through her facial expressions. Bobbie’s most persistent when it comes to her questions. She likes to know why things–or people–do what they do, and she’s also a good listener. But she has high energy and likes to expend it by doing anything that comes to her imaginative mind…even it could get her into trouble. Nevertheless, many find her to be a loyal friend, hard worker, and surprisingly intelligent when they get to know her. Her favorite pastimes are chronically snacking, reading about crazy historical events, and swimming for long periods of time.

Biography: Bobbie was born on October 14th to Chester and Jesse O’Brien. She was raised in a small home alongside her older brother Gavin and younger sister Heather. All of them were homeschooled by their mother, who was a scholar in wizard history. Although money was hard to come by in their family, Bobbie grew up typically feeling content, since her curiosity drove her to find something interesting in nearly any situation. Or maybe she ignored her parents’ bickering well. Bobbie’s parents encouraged her and her siblings to focus on becoming wealthy but after meeting her foreign best friend all Bobbie wanted to do was go on daring adventures.

First Instance of Magic: Her first instance of magic was when Bobbie was eight years old in her great aunt’s garden. The adults were chatting away in the house while the children played hide’n’seek outside. Bobbie, determined not to lose, wanted to climb a tall, sturdy tree but the branches were too high and couldn’t get a good grip. Perhaps sensing her desperation, vines magically creeped down from the top of the tree, allowing her to climb up and get whisked away. Bobbie thought someone else had done it but after realizing she was alone she was shocked and proud at the same time. She told her family later on and they were happy for her, especially her father, who had taken that time to boast about how exceptional his children were.