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Willow Woods
Status:
Muggle-born
Birthday:
02 Sep 2013
Nationality:
English
Residence:
London, England
Function:
First year, Ravenclaw
Wand:
21,0 cm chestnut wood and phoenix feather
She stands at about 4'6, with long straight brown hair. Her piercing blue eyes brighten up when she talks about something she loves.

Willow is a curious and loyal person. She often hesitates before speaking in new situations, worrying that she might say the wrong thing, but once she feels safe she becomes warm and expressive. She spends most afternoons curled up with a book, often forgetting time entirely. She is the type of person who wants to learn every spell perfectly and is fascinated by enchanting objects. She puts pressure on herself to "do well" and hates disappointing people.

Willow has an older brother named Wolf. She lives in the countryside. Her parents are Cyrus and Eleanor Woods. Her mother is a librarian and her father is a farmer. Willow always helps the stray cats on the farm, gives them water and food when needed. She talks to animals like they understand her, and she feels calmer around animals than humans sometimes.

Willow was 8 years old when she first had her unexpected instance of magic. It was a rather cloudy afternoon on her family farm. Wolf had decided to climb a tree, higher than he should. Her parents were yelling in the distance telling him to get down. He didn't listen. Willow started to feel fear and worry, but did not say anything. In a split of a second, she saw Wolf falling like time was slowing down. She froze and a pulling sensation came to her. When Wolf fell, he landed softer than he should have. The fall didn't make sense. Her parents raced down the farm to the area where Wolf had fell. He only has a small scrape on his leg. Her parents were shaken and confused the time they reached him. Her father whispers a little something to her mother in how the fall did not make sense.
Willow did not understand how he slowed down during the fall, she just knew she didn't want her older brother getting hurt badly.