|Diana Pairie|First Year|Slytherin

The family of Pairie, into which Diana was born, was not as high-born as families like the Malfoys or the Carrows, but it is still considered a noble house with origins in France... Last century, when Grindelwald's power stormed the world with his idea of wizard supremacy, two brothers—who were the only two sons of Pairie at that time—split into two sides. One supported Grindelwald and wanted to stand up for the wizarding world; the other, however, had quite the opposite belief. After Grindelwald gave his speech in Paris and almost destroyed half of the city, the shaky relationship between the brothers eventually broke. The younger brother abandoned his old life and resettled in England—the only place in Europe untouched by Grindelwald’s shadow... And that is how the Pairie bloodline first took root in Britain.

Of course, to Diana, these are just pasts from a long time ago that doesn't really concern her. She grew up with her sister happily and healthily. With their mother gone, Diana’s father had to hide his grief and poured as much time and energy as he could into the twins, determined to give them a sense of a whole and loving family. Mr. Pairie doesn’t speak much, nor does he easily show his emotions — traits that Diana seems to have inherited. Sensitive as she is, Diana noticed her differences from the other children for as long as she can remember. But she also understands that she is lucky — to have an optimistic sister who didn’t inherit that quietness, and a caring father, even if he was sometimes criticized for being too strict.

Speak back to France,, the Pairie there no longer exists, so the old manor now belongs to Diana’s father as well. During her childhood, Diana would sometimes go there with her family for vacation. She enjoyed staying there, as she saw France as artistic and romantic... She and her twin sister, Dalia, celebrated their 11th birthday there, along with the joy of receiving their Hogwarts acceptance letters — which excited Diana even more than the birthday party itself. She had been eager to go to Hogwarts for as long as her father had talked about it — a grand, magical school full of new discoveries and opportunities, where she could finally express her talents...

Diana had shown her ability of magic at a young age...when she was not yet four. That morning, she climbed on a small table that's next to a window --- perhaps to see what's happening outside of the house --- she stood on the table, tiptoeing. But then, she accidentally slipped, her body fall toward the floor... When her father, Mr. Pairie, heard a loud noise from Diana's bedroom and hush toward there, surprisingly, he did not see Diana lying on the floor. Instead, he saw her floating in the air, slowly descending toward the ground...