Ira Morris \/ First Year \/ Ravenclaw

Growing up in a relatively normal household with nearly every need besides actual love and connection being provided for, Ira wasn’t dissatisfied, more so disappointed in herself. She could never seem to get attention from her parents until her first instance of magic, and even then, they would still mostly ignore her.

They were nothing notable in their respective worlds: her father worked a regular office job, spending time that he wasn’t at work to install new functions on his watch or computers; her mother, while she worked in the Ministry of Magic, she was unheard of an acted more like an errand girl and a file organizer than anything else. In addition, she had a sister. One who absolutely detested her, blaming their parents lack of affection to the two of them on Ira. This altogether coupled into a form of shame she’s been carrying with her for years, blaming it on herself.

Ira had a regular school life, she made friends, was sometimes bullied, but nothing was particularly unusual. She lacked the confidence in her friends to form a proper connection with them and often treated them like friendly acquaintances, still jokingly discussing muggle conspiracy theories with them though. They never stood up for her, and in return, she never stood up for them, which Ira would later regret.

The bullying came to a halt when she presented the bullies with a stick, a form of a truce, and asked them why they were doing it. When confronted with that question, they realized that they were unsure of the true purpose, and it slowly eased down.

Her first instance of magic came before she had given the stick. She had been hiding from them, desperately wishing to exit the situation, when she had been teleported to the top of a tree. She would later assure the bullies that it had never happened and the whole incident was quickly dealt with as faulty memory.

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