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Valentina Moore
Status:
Half-blood
Birthday:
05 May 2013
Nationality:
English
Residence:
London, England
Function:
First year, Gryffindor
Wand:
28,6 cm chestnut wood and phoenix feather
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Valentina Moore comes off blunt and confident to most people, being bold in her decisions and personality. She wears her emotions on her sleeve, being completely honest and is pretty trustworthy. Val can be sarcastic, and a bit snarky at times, but its clear she is passionate.

Val is about average height for a 11 year old. She has dark brown hair aswell as eyes, and has a round face, which is a contrast to her sharp remarks. She wears very tomboyish clothing, preferring comfort over fashionable, but doesn't dislike dressing up. She dresses for the occasion, though preferring a minimalistic style.

Valentina was born on May 5th, 2013 to a Rose Moore, and Adrian Moore. The Moore family wasn't super rich, yet they lived a comfortable life. They lived nicely in a house fit for them, where Valentina shared a bedroom with her older brother, Casey, who was quite a bit older than her. While bother parents knew a lot about magic, they enjoyed using some non-magical things to make their lives greater.

When Casey went off to Hogwarts and eventually graduated when Valentina was still young, she became increasingly fascinated with the Wizarding world. Her mother was sure to teach her, but she was surprised to the degree that Valentina was obsessed. She became enthralled by descriptions of creatures and animagus and declared that her future would be with them.

Valentina's first instance of magic was something she treasured- regardless of how lame it was. When she was young, about 3 or 4 years old, She woke up with a large amount of glitter in her room. When her mother came to check why Casey was laughing so hard, finding piles of glitter around the room and in Valentina's hair was a surprise that left her shocked- and giggling. She has tried to will things in existence- all kinds of things, from animals to tea, but she cannot replicate it. At least she had a photo to remember that day.