Beatrice Annalise Codde: first-year Hufflepuff
contents:
pre-hogwarts history
personal information
wand information
relationships
statistics
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Beatrice Annalise Codde: first-year Hufflepuff
Beatrice A. was the first birthing of Elisabeth and Harvey T. Codde. Arriving on the 22nd March 2008, she joined a reasonably middle-class family with a healthy income. Harvey Thomas Codde was a civil servant, working in a government-run organisation, whereas her mother - Elisabeth Codde - ran her own floristry company in their hometown, within the northern city of Harrogate.
Her childhood was easy-going, attending nursery alongside her two siblings - her fraternal twin Elodie F. and her younger brother Thomas G. - soon progressed to joing infantry school, where she learnt and thrived with interest in physical sports and historical studies - of which they both did very little.
Alike her twin, she has a fairly light complexion from a lack of sun exposure, also with a head of light-medium brown curls which flock around her shoulders. With slightly impaired vision, Beatrice is the only twin which has to wear glasses - lightly rimmed brown frames that she uses during reading activities. Her stature is limber, but not thin, and her height clocks in at around five foot four inches. She has a reasonable and healthy weight, slightly above the suggested for her height and age.
However, she found her first magical occurrences in repairing broken goods - she remembers it very precisely. On an early October evening, when she was only six years old, she and Elodie had been jostling in the living-room room of their family town-house. For many hours they'd been laughing and playing, pretending to be royalty, princesses and the like. But as the evening drew to a close, Beatrice had picked up a glass of the mantlepiece - a glass she had know very well to be her mother and her father's anniversary present from her grandparents. Not soon after she had lifted the glass to her lips to take an elegant sip of imaginary substance, she had found herself backing into her sister. In synchronism, the two had tumbled to the floor, watching in awe as the glossy chalace soared towards the floor. Into shards, it shattered. Memories lay sprawled over the floor. Anxious footsteps and questioning had sounded from the dining room - but when her parents had appeared and the apologies had begun, she was met with confused faces. Sure enough, the glass, of which the two had seen disintergrate into fragments, was sitting pretty upon the ledge. With curious looks, the two were sent to retire to bed early. Elodie and Beatrice, both awe-struck and confused, ceased to mention the event until Beatrice was invited to Hogwarts.
Her childhood was easy-going, attending nursery alongside her two siblings - her fraternal twin Elodie F. and her younger brother Thomas G. - soon progressed to joing infantry school, where she learnt and thrived with interest in physical sports and historical studies - of which they both did very little.
Alike her twin, she has a fairly light complexion from a lack of sun exposure, also with a head of light-medium brown curls which flock around her shoulders. With slightly impaired vision, Beatrice is the only twin which has to wear glasses - lightly rimmed brown frames that she uses during reading activities. Her stature is limber, but not thin, and her height clocks in at around five foot four inches. She has a reasonable and healthy weight, slightly above the suggested for her height and age.
However, she found her first magical occurrences in repairing broken goods - she remembers it very precisely. On an early October evening, when she was only six years old, she and Elodie had been jostling in the living-room room of their family town-house. For many hours they'd been laughing and playing, pretending to be royalty, princesses and the like. But as the evening drew to a close, Beatrice had picked up a glass of the mantlepiece - a glass she had know very well to be her mother and her father's anniversary present from her grandparents. Not soon after she had lifted the glass to her lips to take an elegant sip of imaginary substance, she had found herself backing into her sister. In synchronism, the two had tumbled to the floor, watching in awe as the glossy chalace soared towards the floor. Into shards, it shattered. Memories lay sprawled over the floor. Anxious footsteps and questioning had sounded from the dining room - but when her parents had appeared and the apologies had begun, she was met with confused faces. Sure enough, the glass, of which the two had seen disintergrate into fragments, was sitting pretty upon the ledge. With curious looks, the two were sent to retire to bed early. Elodie and Beatrice, both awe-struck and confused, ceased to mention the event until Beatrice was invited to Hogwarts.
27.2 cm chestnut wood and unicorn hair
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Beatrice Annalise Codde: first-year Hufflepuff
The name 'Beatrice' is of French, Latin and Old English origins. It means "the Bringer of Joy; blessings", whilst also meaning "Voyager (through life)" in Old English. It can translate to
"She who brings Happiness" from Italian origins.
The last name 'Codde' is taken from Welsh heritage. It is a Celtic name taken from Cudde and Codling, shortened varients of 'Cuthbert'. In the early 16th century, a 'Codder' was a worker in leather or a peltmonger - hence, Codde may be an occupational last-name of her ancestry.
Chestnut is a most curious, multi-faceted wood, which varies greatly in its character depending on the wand core, and takes a great deal of colour from the personality that possesses it. The wand of chestnut is attracted to witches and wizards who are skilled tamers of magical beasts, those who possess great gifts in Herbology, and those who are natural fliers. Whilst, Unicorn hair generally produces the most consistent magic, and is least subject to fluctuations and blockages. Wands with unicorn cores are generally the most difficult to turn to the Dark Arts. They are the most faithful of all wands, and usually remain strongly attached to their first owner, irrespective of whether he or she was an accomplished witch or wizard. Minor disadvantages of unicorn hair are that they do not make the most powerful wands (although the wand wood may compensate) and that they are prone to melancholy if seriously mishandled, meaning that the hair may ‘die’ and need replacing.
Pottermore
Beatrice was born on 22nd March 2008, making her eleven years and five months old. This also makes her an Aries - which she believes sometimes contradicts her personality.
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Beatrice Annalise Codde: first-year Hufflepuff
RPG List
Ongoing
Hufflepuff Table 2019; Beatrice Codde and Arthur Kirkstone
Excitement: Beatrice Codde and Jamie Matthew-Dabbard
Completed
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Beatrice Annalise Codde: first-year Hufflepuff
Parents
Elisabeth Codde (nee. Bird), Muggle: Mother
Harvey Thomas Codde, Muggle: Father
Siblings
Elodie Freya Codde, Muggle: twin-sister
Thomas George Codde, Muggle: younger brother
Arthur Kirkstone, Hufflepuff: acquaintance
Jamie Matthews-Dabbard, Gryffindor: acquaintance
-, -: best-friend
-, -: dormitory mate
-, -: study buddy
-, -: enemy
Elisabeth Codde (nee. Bird), Muggle: Mother
Harvey Thomas Codde, Muggle: Father
Siblings
Elodie Freya Codde, Muggle: twin-sister
Thomas George Codde, Muggle: younger brother
Friends
Arthur Kirkstone, Hufflepuff: acquaintance
Jamie Matthews-Dabbard, Gryffindor: acquaintance
-, -: best-friend
-, -: dormitory mate
-, -: study buddy
-, -: enemy
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expect the worst,
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