Silvia Anne Crow
- Status:
- Pure-blood
- Birthday:
- 16 Nov 2013
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- London, England
- Function:
- First year, Gryffindor
- Wand:
- 25,6 cm aspen wood and white river monster spine
Physical Description: Pale skin, light blue eyes and dark hair in loose curls. She’s ethereally pretty. Her pale skin made it hard to see if she had a fever or she really was just that pale. She was quite slim and elegant the way you would expect from a Pureblood.
Mental Description: Despite being raised in a Pureblood household, she never scorned or looked down upon anyone. She would often be disgusted by the behavior of her fellow Pureblood towards muggle-born magic folk or even their own house-elves, earning her the ‘Muggle-sympathizer’ title.
Biography: Raised in a cold, rich Pureblood family. Growing up with everything at her fingertips, she yearned to be anywhere but her manor. She hated the way other Purebloods acted and decided to be different. In her manor, she had a huge library where she would read about Hogwarts for hours and hours and hours on end. The magic, the history, the things she could learn there! She was very disappointed to discover she had to wait until she was eleven.
First Instance of Magic: When she was seven, a few other children from Pureblood families kept taunting her and calling her a ‘mudblood sympathizer’. Silvia kept telling them to stop quietly. Eventually, her frustration snapped. The next thing she knew the children were hanging upside down by their knickers, crying and screaming.
Mental Description: Despite being raised in a Pureblood household, she never scorned or looked down upon anyone. She would often be disgusted by the behavior of her fellow Pureblood towards muggle-born magic folk or even their own house-elves, earning her the ‘Muggle-sympathizer’ title.
Biography: Raised in a cold, rich Pureblood family. Growing up with everything at her fingertips, she yearned to be anywhere but her manor. She hated the way other Purebloods acted and decided to be different. In her manor, she had a huge library where she would read about Hogwarts for hours and hours and hours on end. The magic, the history, the things she could learn there! She was very disappointed to discover she had to wait until she was eleven.
First Instance of Magic: When she was seven, a few other children from Pureblood families kept taunting her and calling her a ‘mudblood sympathizer’. Silvia kept telling them to stop quietly. Eventually, her frustration snapped. The next thing she knew the children were hanging upside down by their knickers, crying and screaming.