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DEAD WIZARDS SOCIETY

MEETING ONE; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 11PM.
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BRING A POEM OF WIZARDING OR MUGGLE ORIGIN, OR ONE OF YOUR OWN CREATION. BE PREPARED TO CITE THE SOURCE OF THE POEM AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU.
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MEMBERS ; Me (ofc), Amalie Leclerc, Elowin Prankhurst, Clark Stellan, Mikaela Hendricks, Lena Lott, Rosy Parker, Sia Rose, Robin Lockett, Aelis Tavis, Jay Valkyrie, Wisteria Ames, Avery Abernanthy

ENEMIES ; Dahlia Lee

What begins as Emma wanting to reform an exclusive group her father had created in his days at Hogwarts to discuss both wizarding and muggle literature and art behind his parents backs slowly turns into her creating a club of academics that secretly plot against those who target muggleborns and halfbloods for their lineage with pranks and mild (and anonymous) threats, all the while sneaking out every week to learn more about muggle and wizarding culture through works of art, and making lifelong friends in the process.
dated for the 2026 - 27 school year.

Anybody! Plot-wise it would make the most sense if your character is into their academics / literature, and/ or have parents that disapprove of muggle culture, but it is not necessary. If your character isn't at a point in their development where they are accepting of muggle culture, I was thinking the storyline could have one or two people who find out about the group and try to rat out one of the group meetings.