Lucy Bell
- Status:
- Half-blood
- Birthday:
- 16 May 2014
- Nationality:
- Scottish
- Residence:
- Edinburgh, Scotland
- Function:
- First year, Hufflepuff
- Wand:
- 25,4 cm cherry wood and dragon heartstring
Physical Description:
Mental Description:
Biography:
First Instance of Magic:
Reducio
Lucy has deep cherry red hair due to dying it. Her fair skin lightly contrasts her hair, giving her a striking appearance. She is a little shorter than some her age at 4’6. Her brown eyes are expressive, they show her emotions despite the times she tries to hide them. She wore glasses long enough to sometimes forget they even exist, only recognizing them when she puts them on in the mornings.
Mental Description:
Reducio
She is sarcastic , fun, short-tempered, sometimes sensitive, lighthearted, and impatient. It takes time for her to open up to someone and doesn’t trust them unless they earned it. Prefers acting by herself, even if she has trouble with it. Defensive and will stay by her own side when she feels she is right. Honest, even if she is sometimes brutally so. She loves painting and paints every chance she does.
Biography:
Reducio
Lives in Edinburgh, Scotland with her parents, her mum is a pureblood and her dad is a muggle. 3 siblings of which she is the eldest, therefore she has a great feeling of responsibility, this is also the source of her independence. She has two twin brothers named Rory and Callum, and a sister named Bonnie. Her favorite place to be is London in the winter mostly because it’s her favorite for the cold air, and Christmas, plus, London gives her a feeling of escape and freedom.
First Instance of Magic:
Reducio
A boy that Lucy hated when she used to go to muggle school had got hit by a rock. It unexpectedly flew at the boy when she was arguing with him and he tried it hit her. This occurred when she was 4. Since everyone at the school knew her and the boy’s rivalry, she was blamed and lectured for the incident, the school staff thinking she was lying when denying it, and obliviators were sent to wipe out the memory of the event occurring. When her parents found out, they lectured her once again, but after Lucy’s dad walked out of the room, her mum congratulated her and told her some things about being a witch and not to tell it to anyone, not even her “bestest friend” Until her mum told her dad, of course.