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Marissa George
Status:
Pure-blood
Birthday:
07 Mar 2014
Nationality:
Scottish
Residence:
Edinburgh, Scotland
Function:
First year, Hufflepuff
Wand:
23,2 cm cherry wood and phoenix feather
She is a slender-petite, usually quiet young girl for her age. dark hair which she usually wears tidy: loose or tied up at times and eyes often thoughtful, quietly vigilant on anything happening in the vicinity of her.

She normally doesn't say much and rather listens to what is going on around her. she is perceptive of their needs and emotions, noticing the little things that others might overlook although she can come across as a bit standoffish initially, She has a big heart, though — willing to help people when they really need it, friends mainly. she likes reading, and can lost for hours in a book. when she is typically live-and-let-live, but all of that can change in the face of an important upset. She does not lose her head easily, but when something bothers her, it bothers her deeply and intensely. she may appear docile, but displays quiet bravery when confronted with trouble. she occasionally struggles to get her thoughts out clearly and prefers listening to talking.

As a member of an ancient wizarding family, she was born into and raised in the world of magic. Magic was an everyday occurrence in her house, and she adjusted without much trouble. Her family has lived in Edinburgh, Scotland for generations, and their ancestral home is located there. The city, with its rich history and quiet atmosphere, has always suited her reserved nature. She likes watching or practicing Quidditch, she like reading books. She’s not one for speaking much, but once she forms tight bonds with the small circle of people in her life, she is fiercely loyal to that group.

The First magic was occurred when she reading by herself at the age of 8. She got so absorbed in it that the pages of her book started to turn on their own without even noticing. She only realized what was happening when she stopped reading, but the pages continued their motion for a moment after she did. She didn’t realize it then, but the moment never left her.