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Quentin had always had a laid back, easy-going personality. He’d always been friendly, always loved to laugh and to joke and always wanted to be surrounded by friends. Even as a toddler, he had an infectious little laugh that would burst forth at nearly every opportunity, causing the adults around him to chuckle or grin in response. He’d always loved games and having fun. And as soon as he was old enough to really interact with those around him, he’d wanted everyone else to have just as much fun as he was having. Inclusive nearly to a fault, he’d never liked to see anyone left out or off on their own. He would always do his best to be endearing and pull them into whatever group activity that he and his friends had planned for that day. Whether it be sports or social events like birthday parties, sleepovers, or hangouts. He made sure that every kid in his class was welcomed in, no matter where they came from, what they looked like, or how much money their family had. He’d never suffered bullies, and his infectious and happy-go-lucky demeanor meant that his friends generally felt the same. It was hard for any bully to pick on anyone when Quentin and his large group of friends were there sticking up for that person at the first sign of trouble. Funnily enough, Quentin would generally invite the would-be bully to join them in whatever adventure they were on as well. In his mind, there was no better feeling than watching two people who had just nearly been at odds get the chance to discover just how much they actually have in common.

His parents had always instilled in him the benefits of community and having people to rely on, and despite the fact that he was an only child, he felt like he always had brothers and sisters around. His house was the house that everyone hung out at, since his parents were just as loving and caring as he was, and there wasn’t an adult around that didn’t trust them with their child after seeing how genuinely friendly and inclusive Quentin was. In fact, there were many times growing up where one of his friends who maybe didn’t have the best home life would come to stay with them for an extended period of time. Weeks or months until things settled down at home and they had a little more stability. So, to Quentin, it seemed like he constantly had siblings around. And his personality extended into the sports that they played as well. Football had always been a passion of his and we know that sometimes it can get a little heated and chippy on the pitch. If that started to happen, Quentin was always the one, reaching out to put a hand on a teammate’s shoulder. Pulling them back from confrontation. Whispering in their ears that it was going to be fine. To just play the game for the fun of it and forget everything else. Even when he was the one receiving some not particularly sportsmanlike shots during a match, when he was the one getting his ankles taken out by a wayward tackle, he wouldn’t let his teammates go after the opposition on his behalf. “It’s fine, guys. Just chill. I’m fine. Let’s just focus on the game.” He always knew what was really important and did his best to make sure that his friends understood the same.

At Hogwarts, this extends to his new friends. Even when a friendly smile is met with an unblinking stare, such as was the case with Syrah, he is never discouraged for long. And if she ever needs help with anything, he will likely be one of the first to offer whatever aid he can. He hates to see anyone hurting. He doesn't want anyone to be sad if there is anything he can do to fix it. And he has and will continue to always do his best to quickly diffuse any tense situation. Because the world is a better place when we can all do something fun together.
(690 words)

STATUS: Approved - Koko, 7 March 2025

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Unfettered Flight (3rd Year)
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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Spell Spread (4th Year)
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STATUS: Approved, Aulis, 9th March

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Keen Eye (1st year ability)
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Aulis was always an observant child. Growing up in young childhood with a Seeress mother, he always believed that half a Seer's job was done the moment a client walked into the room - observing their clothes, their face, the way they carried themselves, the inside of their bag if possible. More information meant less guesswork, and guesswork, Unelma always said, was a Seer's worst enemy.

By the time he hit his first official year of learning magic at Koldovstoretz, however - having boarded at the conservatory for five years already beforehand - Aulis had formed his own theory that it was actually bad guesswork that was a Seer's most feared foe. Good guesswork, on the other hand, was a Seer's most helpful enemy.

Following his theory meant lots of trial and error, but luckily, new students joined Koldovstoretz fairly often in Aulis's youth. It was rare for those in groups 5, 6, or 7 to meet new people, but in pre-educational groups or in the first year of schooling? There were plenty of strangers on which he could practice. Over the course of his pre-educational boarding years and during his first official educational year, Aulis worked tirelessly to hone his outer sight, knowing that his inner Sight would come eventually and help him along, but he would certainly be prepared for it when it did. He took to studying these strangers, challenging himself to learn as much information as he could about them just by observing them in a short amount of time. Did they walk quickly and with small, harried steps, suggesting that they had places to be? Was their schoolbag bursting at the seams, pulling hard down on their shoulder, suggesting a heavy workload and a light pocket after having purchased all of those texts? How about their clothes - did the slanted angle of the papakha upon their head insinuate a rush to leave their yurt this morning (suggesting perhaps having overslept), an ill-fitting hat (suggesting that they needed a new one, but why?), or just an oddly-shaped skull?

Each person was a mystery, each tiny detail about them a thread leading to the unravelling of their entire being. Such a thing mattered to being a Seer. After all, you wouldn't tell a rich man he's about to come into an unexpected windfall of money to save him from his financial problems, nor would you inform a perfectly healthy person of a miraculous healing on the morrow. No, but you could warn the harried one to begin leaving a bit earlier lest they begin arriving late or stumble upon some unexpected obstacle preventing them from reaching their destination on time. You could predict a difficulty of an exam for the one with a heavy workload, assuming that one that takes that many subjects must have at least one with which they struggle. You could leave a larger papakha outside the yurt of the one with the ill-fitting hat and predict a mysterious finding of just what they need later in the day.

In retrospect, perhaps it was Aulis's keen eye for detail that would later set him up to be a failure of a true Seer. Perhaps he had always been lying to himself, all along. (536 words)

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Perfectionist (2nd year ability)
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By the time he hit his second year of official education at Koldovstoretz, Aulis had realised that being anything less than perfect was not going to fulfill his mother's goals for him. He loved his äiti (mum) to death, and was willing to do whatever it took to make her happy - including working twice as hard to be perfect for her.

However, this didn't just mean in academics and in being observant (which would, as he was still sure, eventually turn into his well-earned and birthright Sight). Aulis had joined the duelling team as a first-year and, though he was quite good for being as young as he was, had promptly managed to lose a few rather important duels against elder years; this would not fly for neither the second-year nor his team. (If Unelma were honest, duelling honestly didn't mean that much to her, but seeing as how her young boy had taken to it so readily, she pretended to care about strategies and spellcastings when he came home to visit.)

The combination of perfection expected from his family and from his teammates caused Aulis to take a slower approach to learning casting than perhaps some of the others in his classes. As a member of group 4, he strived to show that he understood magic and took his time in spells lessons with both enunciation and wand-movements, even going so far as to study Latin and magical history in the school's small library during his free time so that he could truly understand the spells and the words behind them. Could he speak entire sentences? No, of course not, but he certainly could explain to you the etymology behind the levitation spell and tell the story of its invention in 1544 by Jarleth Hobart.

The youngster's extra time, hard work, and diligent ethic paid off in the end, and by Aulis's thirteenth birthday, he was informed that he would be bumped up to the elder groups at the end of the summer. Specifically, the duelling group, Group 5, would become his new home - and if he continued to work as hard and be as much of a perfectionist there as he had been in Group 4, surely he would rise to become one of Koldovstoretz's youngest duelling stars in no time. Aulis was nothing short of thrilled, and though Unelma still didn't understand much about the sport, she sure did comprehend her son's excitement as it came across in his perfectly-penned letters and sent him a whole package of his favourite fried tippaleipä (Finnish funnel cakes), homemade of course, via owl to celebrate. (437 words)

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Perfectionist II (3rd year ability)
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Aulis excelled in Group 5 beginning in his third year at Koldovstoretz, the new teenager taking down elder enemies with perhaps not ease but certainly the tough work ethic for which he had become somewhat infamous. Though prone to dramatics and slightly known for his tendency to monologue before casting his final blow, Aulis won enough duels that his ego perhaps grew a bit too large for his head, and in his third year he made the somewhat-mistake of challenging a much-older Durmstrang student in his final year of education to a duel.

The Durmstrang student in question, an eighth-year by the name of Fabian Fleischer, had a habit of taking down elder members of the Koldovstoretz team (whom Aulis had also managed to beat), and in a fit of unearned confidence Aulis became sure that he could beat Fabian as well. When Fabian accepted the duel, unofficial and unmoderated by the schools' staff so as to not catch bad attention, even those who thought of Aulis as a perfectionist before had never seen him in this rare of a form. Every spare moment the white-haired boy was not in class, he was in the library, reading up on spellwork and practicing on unsuspecting scrolls, books, and even younger students who had the misfortune of walking by. He was going to be representing Koldovstoretz in what was sure to be the duel of the century, after all, and he would be damned if he was anything short of perfection.

On the day of the actual duel, one can imagine that it did not quite go as Aulis had planned. After all, no matter how perfect a thirteen-year-old boy can cast a spell, it can simply not compare to the raw strength and arcane power of a legal adult. However, in a somewhat lucky break for the younger duellist, Fabian had entered the duel believing it to be something close to a slam dunk, not expecting Aulis to actually be prepared nor for him to get in any hits.

The duel of the century it was. Of course, Fabian took the victory, but Aulis got further than expected; it was only immediately after Aulis's Slug-Vomiting Charm caused Fabian to retch up the fattest slug in existence that Fabian realised the kid he was duelling was actually quite good and took him out immediately with a well-placed Trip Jinx, causing Aulis to faceplant in front of their entire audience of both schools and promptly pass out.

Though Aulis was, of course, extraordinarily embarrassed, he was still hailed as a bit of a hero by many of his peers at Koldovstoretz for having been able to incur as much damage as he had; the insult "Slugstrang" became a popular one thrown around the yurts for the rest of the year, and Aulis never undervalued the worth of hard work ever again. A perfectionist he certainly was, and it had paid off in full. (Plus, he and Fabian actually became fast friends after the duel - a bond forged in mutual respect, and one that still lasts to this day.) (514 words; permission from Fabian granted to mention)

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Charmer (4th year ability)
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Three years of little predictions here and there had, understandably, made Aulis a few enemies. They didn't dislike him, per se, but certainly distrusted him in one way or another. Perhaps he had correctly observed and thus "predicted" something about them that they hadn't wanted "out there" as common knowledge, or maybe they just didn't like the idea of being in class with a Seer from some old-fashioned anti-wizardry thoughts passed down from their маглы family members, but whatever the reason, there were simply some folks in Aulis's year that did not trust or believe him in some way, shape, or form. And in his fourth year, this began to cause problems for the young Seer hopeful.

One such person, a young woman by the name of Klara, decided in October of 2008 that she had had quite enough of Aulis's prophecies. Now, Aulis had no way of knowing this, but Klara's mother was a Seer as well, and Klara's father a маглы - exactly like Aulis himself - but where it seemed (incorrectly) that Aulis had inherited his mother's Sight, Klara had not from hers, her father's blood tainting the gene and making it impossible for her to ever become a Seer. From a place of jealousy, she began to spread the rumour that Aulis's prophecies were falsities, made up to gain status and fame amongst the school.

It spread like wildfire, as Aulis was already quite well-known not just in his Group but also in the other two and younger years due to his duelling prowess and the (again, incorrect) assumption that he would likely become a full-fledged Seer in the next few years; Klara herself shot to infamy as Aulis's #1 rival, and it was not uncommon for Aulis to be found predicting her downfall, or for Klara to be found spewing her vitriol to various groups of her newfound listeners. As more and more people began to listen to Klara and not to Aulis, the young boy desperately wrote home to his mother for advice, recounting the tale of woe to the one person he trusted most and begging for her assistance. Unelma responded with just a few sentences, one of which stuck out the most to her son: Simply be yourself, and they will love you no matter what the others say.

This was the boost that Aulis needed. He had always been a friendly and charming person, if a bit dramatic, and it was this reminder that caused him to turn on the allure tenfold - dial up the drama, as it were. If everyone trusted him, if they were distracted by him, if they loved him, then he would be able to continue his fallacy without so much as a hitch. The smile became megawatt, the body language reciprocatory, the predictions noteworthy when necessary and secretive when not, either shouted at full volume in the midst of the lunch hour or whispered in private when the situation called for it. He became very good at reading the situation, very good at reading the person, in just the right way so as to charm them back to his side.

Slowly but surely, it worked. People began to ask Klara how Aulis could possibly be a fraud, as deceitful and distrustful as she claimed, if he was so kind, so cheerful, so funny, so simply endearing to the eye and the ear and the mind all at once? Her audience grew smaller, from forty to twenty, from twenty to five, from five to one, until suddenly she had no one to whom she could preach what was actually the truth at all. Disgraced simply by virtue of Aulis's charming nature, Klara transferred out of Koldovstoretz and has not been heard from by any of her former classmates since, and ever since, Aulis has not forgotten that his charm can be a weapon to be utilized whenever necessary, and a smile is his best defence against being discovered for real. (664 words; Klara is an NPC)

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Occlumency (Adult I ability)
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After graduating Koldovstoretz and beginning work as a Seer, Aulis used his talents as a Legilimens and a skilled spellcaster to forge his forged way through a career that was not his birthright. However, the more he stole his victims' customers' memories to generate false prophecies about their futures, the more a worry began to eat away at him. If he could access the minds of others, what was stopping someone else with this learned skill from doing the same to him?

It was thus that Aulis began doing research on Occlumency. He vaguely remembered his Vedmak mentioning it in his final year at Koldovstoretz - the ability that some folks had to guard their brains from being read like open books, essentially rendering them armored from Aulis's talents and therefore much harder to trick - but seeing as how the Vedmak in question had been no Occlumens himself, nor had Aulis been able to learn the ability. The fact that he was just walking around from town to town with his mind open for the world to see unnerved him. Any one of his customers, any one of their family members, any stranger on the street could be his downfall, the one Legilimens who would decide to test their luck with the tall, handsome man with the crystal ball in hand.

He grew frazzled. Took on fewer customers. Refused to further meet anyone whose mind he could not pick like a lock with soft tumblers, to ensure that they had no memories of being taught Legilimency themselves. The one time he actually met an Occlumens, Aulis found a way to quickly and clumsily excuse himself and run like a bat out of hell away from the place. Eventually, his reputation as an excellent Seer was overtaken by his reputation as a mistrustful and dodgy paranoiac who was scared of something, but no one knew quite what, and what few customers had stayed loyally trusting of him began to drop like flies.

Aulis knew he needed to be somewhere where he could trust everyone, where he could know everyone, and where he could be safe. It also occurred to him that he might want to learn Occlumency himself, to be able to protect his mind and thus his sanity. Safety, security, a fountain of knowledge, and a fairly stagnant population of people who could surely not be Legilimens themselves - where else was there to go but back to his alma mater?

And so the false prophet returned, turned hermit, to Koldovstoretz to teach after only a few years since graduating himself. Luckily, the school was in need of a Vedmak of Divination, something for which Aulis was more than qualified even without the Sight. This also gave him another opportunity to learn in a place of relative refuge, one he had never found in the real world. Once more, he rifled through the scrolls and tomes of the library to take on everything he could in the area of knowledge about Occlumency; he found that he quite enjoyed the calm blankness the ability gave him, once he had learned it well enough to practice. It was similar to meditation, a way of hiding one's emotions - and Aulis was such an emotional person that it gave him a sense of peace. Peace was good. Safety was better. But the best part was knowing that his secret was safe. (565 words)

STATUS: Approved x 5, Lesmana, 15 March

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STATUS: Denied, Aulis, 13th March
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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Impartial
Describe why this fits your character (not why you the player want it): Due to his less than ideal home life and childhood, his resentful and irresponsible mother, his dark wizard father, Kostas has been desensitized to many emotions that does not include boredom and anger. It makes no sense for him to be seduced and tricked by superficial appearances when he simply doesn't care about anyone. The boy could be considered numb, lacking a fundamental part of him that makes him human: his ability to sympathize with people. Kostas is harsh, blunt, and indifferent at best, cruel at his worst, to the majority of the people around him. He's difficult to impress in general, but the few things he is impressed by tend to be things out of the norm. Things most people would be repulsed by rather than what everyone is lusting after. For example, his impartial trait is demonstrated when he joins a game of spin the bottle. While the other boys, and everyone attracted to girls, is mesmerized and dumbstruck by one of the veela girls, Kostas is scrutinizing her and sees beyond the alluring facade. He recognize her as a beauty and why most boys would react like that, but it does not impress him. In fact, he is greatly annoyed by this display of control loss. To lose ones senses, to showcase such weakness because of a beautiful person is unfathomable to him.

In the game of spin the bottle, Kostas could kind of see the appeal of the veela girl. He could see that she had an aura of allure and beauty that fleetingly caught the eye. In his mind, he compared it to foliage on top of no substance. Kind of like how muggles liked to pimp up their cars and cover the most basic models in foil. It made them look momentarily of high value, despite still being the same cheap car underneath. Of course, he wouldn't have regarded her this closely if one of the other boy's behavior hadn't been both annoying and pathetic. If Kostas had been a different person, he might even have had a similar reaction to the girl. But he wasn’t. Not even close. This shows him being impartial and indifferent to everyone around him as a big part of his personality. Kostas is not easily charmed, if it's even possible for him to feel that way about another person. It his highly questionable if he's able to connect with others in a meaningful way at all.

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Prodigal Potions Learner
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STATUS: Approved - Cassius, 22 March

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: The Martial Artist (First Year)
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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Sixth Sense (Second Year)
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STATUS: Approved x2 - Cassius, 22 March

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Potions Mastery (Fourth Year)
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The school began to be more challenging when Lesmana was in his fourth year. A big exam was to be held in the next year, making all of the students started to overthink, including Lesmana. He was usually laid back but seeing his peers, he couldn’t help but to feel the same. The atmosphere was also not really great for him. It was like everyone knew what they want to pursue while he was still clueless. There were so many career paths in front of him. Should he deepen his knowledge of Runes like his father? Would he be a good healer like his mother? Lesmana didn’t know.

One day he consulted his concern to the dukun of his group. She asked many things and tried to lead Lesmana to think about what he really wanted to do in the future but the boy was still clueless. He liked many things but it would be impossible for him to pursue all of them. He must choose. Lesmana was back with homework from the dukun: listing things his favourite things he would like to do for a week. Lesmana grumbled, saying that the meeting really didn’t help him figure out things but he still did the assignments.

Runes, Charms, Flying, even visited the nurses in the infirmary, he observed all these things. He still liked them all. It was until he made a potion. He was taught how to brew a draught in the class. Lesmana listened to her carefully and wrote some notes in his textbook. It was when he realized something. His textbook was full of notes. He opened the previous pages and he saw them all. The notes were written neatly and were easy to read. Bigger letters were the notes he wrote when listening to the lecture and the smaller letters were the ones he added himself through trial and error until he succeeded in making the potions perfectly. He felt like someone had cast a lumos inside his brain. Potions was always his passion.

He smiled in the class all the time after he found his answer. While some of his peers were having difficulty brewing, he didn’t experience it at all. Brewing was always been easy for him since he took the notes. He knew how to take care of each ingredient, what angle should he cut them, or how much strength he needed to grind. His potions turned out to be one of the best in the class and had always been at the top of his class.

He went back to the dukun of his group. He handed her the assignments. “I know what I want to do now.”

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Restricted Potions Learner (Sixth Year)
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Lesmana’s fifth year was really stressful with the peak of the stress when the school year was about to end. He took potions as one of the subjects he had chosen which he wanted to deepen. He studied really hard. He felt like he was about to faint every time he spent most of his time in the library. He even stopped his self-training Karate due to the stress. Even after the exam had passed, he still wasn’t able to get his peace. Some weeks after the big exam, the results came out. He got a satisfactory grade on his potions exams. His mom and dad were really proud of him. Lesmana knew that had made his first step, he didn’t want to waste it.

When the school started again in his sixth year, Lesmana was given access to learn more about potions. He was surprised that there were many books and parchments that were kept hidden due to their difficulty in learning. Some of them were also really dangerous. The details of the process were really important in that one mistake could lead to morbidity even mortality. That was what he was told by the dukun. And unlike his own textbook, he couldn’t make any notes on the parchments or books that were provided, making himself write all of the information he could get from them.

It took days for Lesmana to write all the information. Sometimes he stopped to learn the new principles that were written. New information filled his brain. Sometimes it felt like his head could explode if he didn’t stop to take some rest and do other things. Regardless, he enjoyed the process. The things he learnt from the old parchments turned out to be very useful in his potions class, making his brewing process more effective procedural and time-wise.

Lesmana learnt all the forbidden potions carefully day by day. He didn’t hesitate to knock on the door of the dukun who taught potions to ask many things. He had to make sure that he made the right note before he started to brew the potions. He also did some mental brewing by imagining the steps. He also looked for information on each ingredient’s attributes, making him more knowledgeable about the ingredients. This thorough preparation made Lesamana ready to brew one of the forbidden potions. The next thing he should do was propose to his parents to buy some of the ingredients and pray that they would let him brew the forbidden.

STATUS: Approved x2 - Cassius, 22 March

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Name of Ability that you Are Applying for: Evasive Maneuvers
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Growing up with 4 older brothers and a raging younger sister is going to give you fast reflexes. Robin remembers the first time she tried to play rugby with her older brothers. She would watch them tackle each other outside in the yard, grass stains on their knees and sweat coating their hair. Despite the fact that rugby can be such a physical contact sport, Robin was never intimidated by the concept of being tackled by boys twice her size. Foolish? It would seem so, but in order for them to tackle her, they would have to catch her. Besides, no matter how hard she tried to convince them to let her join in 100% of the way, they would only play "tag" with her. Tag meaning instead of tackling, all that her brothers had to do was tag her elbow and she was considered down, making the game exceptionally harder for her. This proved to her that they didn't take her seriously. She wanted to play.

Pure hypocrisy, Robin thought. If that rule were proposed for any of her cry-baby big brothers then they would have been pitching a fit! No, it only convinced her to never get caught. After some time, eventually the boys would start intentionally including her on plays, passing the ball back towards her in an unsuspecting position on the field where she simply took off. It was like she could feel it -like a physical sensation- when one off her brothers was gaining on her, and it only pushed her harder. A few times, her brother Jeremiah had even handed her the ball in a moment of pure trust on the field and she had to run the entire length of the field outmaneuvering her ugly older brothers at every step.

Granted, every time she was presented with the situation to actually throw the ball she ended up making things exponentially worse for her team. Strength was not her ally so Robin turned to her speed and cunning. As long as she could take off and rely on her instincts to get her out of a tight corner, then she would never lose.

Robin also thought back to the times when her little sister, Samantha, would go on her toddler-enraged hair pulling and snot-throwing tantrums. Yep. That's correct. As much as Robin adores her baby sister, she was a menace when she was younger. You had to be on your guard around her or you might just catch yourself getting a few baby thwacks and a booger brigade to the face. Robin learned this very quickly and learned all of the tell-tale signs of a baby about to spew just because she doesn't have her chocolate milk shake (chocolate milk, of course) right now. Robin feels like she developed a sixth sense and that sense is danger. Whether it's a sweaty teenage boy, a saliva-spitting 3 year old, or just some other form of sibling torment, Robin was sure to make a quick getaway in the form of an evasive maneuver.

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STATUS: Approved, Ruby, March 26

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STATUS: Approved, Jake, March 28