A wiry, emerald-eyed redhead that stands at four and a half feet. Contrasted with pale skin and freckles, her appearance gives an aura that might aptly match her personality. Frequent activity, with a love of sports and adventure, lends to her lean frame. With potential for beauty, most would rather compare her with a ragamuffin for her penchant of dirt, grass and bark stains.

Skraele is assertive, blunt, and honest which means she's not afraid to speak her mind or try to push situations her way. She is also playful, teasing, and mischievous, but her good-hearted nature tends to align these traits well. As such, she is quick to make friends and banter with enemies. She is always eager to explore new things and places, occasionally pushing boundaries. She can be studious and prone to researching when something is freshly encountered but is quick to act on intuition, possessing optimism with a lean toward realism, given what she supposes is enough knowledge.
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As an infant and toddler, she was prone to creating bursts of colorful light. Later, she would come home covered in cat scratches. When prompted, she would say that they were stuck in a tree, doubtful. She couldn't answer as to how the stuck cats got down, one moment they were 'stuck', the next, they were in her arms. Though quickly growing out of giddy displays, she's always retained a fondness for cats, not necessarily requited.

Skraele was given to her grandparents in London at young enough age for her to not remember a time before. After her father's head injury that left him not quite the same person and her mother's irresponsible parenting, her grandparents were given custody, and her parent's divorced several years later. Family relations have long been strained on all sides. Her grandparents have treated and raised her well enough but lack a parental connection. She wandered the streets of London often though stayed away from any potentially shady situations, preferring to spend most of her time in the parks. She also explored many past-times including sports, art, instruments, collecting, cycling, reading and other things, not invested enough to mention. She had a habit of moving on to the next novelty once the old wore off and so wasn't particularly good at any one thing.

Her grandparents were reluctant to show her the letter when it arrived. She hadn't been thinking much of it until that day. She was excited, to go to Hogwarts which was barely more than a fable to her, confused, about and because of her grandparents hesitance on this day and one's previous, and sad to leave all her childhood friends behind for a year. She asked so many questions, which was common in general, about where she was going and what would happen. She didn't get a lot of answers, mostly half-hearted acceptance from her custodians.

The day came. She said goodbyes full of mixed emotions, as most first years do, at the entrance to platform 9 and three-quarters, then boarded the train, somewhat clumsily. She made a couple of friends on the ride and loved watching the landscape change, mellow mood quickly forgotten.

Once at hogwarts, she was placed in Hufflepuff; she'd've preferred Slytherin or Ravenclaw thinking them a more interesting experience, but the hat is never wrong. So she excitedly accepted her destiny and quickly explored as many places, every unforbidden nook and cranny, and opportunities, applying to every club and extra-curricular, as she could. As it turns out, despite wanting the contrasts the other houses would bring, Hufflepuffians were her kind of people.

Windows of Possibility with Beatrice Langstreth, Michael Ashen, Hilda Cavendish

A Stubborn Owl with Athena McClenin

Yellow Black, and a Dash of Red with Hilda Cavendish

Flying Practice with Evelynn Decipio, Pax Zhang

Trapped Behind the Walls with Michael Ashen

Quill Pals with Edmund Dempsie

You seem to have turned off owls, I don't know whether for me or everyone, but I cannot reply to your last owl, and have no other way of contacting you about it... I will delete this reply as soon as I know you have seen it.