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HelpRe: Britt's Continue the Story Congrats Round 6
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UN: La Reina
DH: Ted Remus "Teddy" Lupin (42)
DW: Victoire Delphine Lupin-Weasley (41)
-DD: Fleur Andromeda "Fleurette" Lupin (18)
--Dbf: Desmond Cedric Debenham (18)
-DS: Remus William "Remy" Lupin (15)
-DS: Severus Harry "Sev" Lupin (13)
-DD: Nymphadora Appoline "Dora" Lupin (11)
-DD: Gabrielle Hermione "Gaby" Lupin (10)
Book: Harry Potter series
Boys: Valentine Patrice James Albus Ronald Cedric Desmond Louis Arthur Sirius Hugo Hieronymus Lysander Phinehas Albert Neville Silvius Evander Hyperion Lorcan Kingsley Yorick Carolus Aleksandros Oliver Weasley Reginald Elphias Theophilus Castor Pollux
Girls: Ginevra Elspeth Minerva Rose Undine Isolde Dominique Luna Vulpecula Astoria Cassandra Sybil Eugenie Molly Jocasta Rosamond Veronique Arcadia Aurora Alice Dahlia Iovita Elisabethe Lily Iphigenia Hortensia Agatha Gladys Zenaida
Ten years have passed, and the family is still as close as before. While Teddy found it a bit strange at first to have to teach his own children at school, he was determined not to give them any special treatment (Victoire was just glad that the kids have their father around in case of an emergency, and vice versa!). It is now Fleurette's last year in Hogwarts, and for the past two years she has been consistently dating a Gryffindor her age, Desmond Debenham. So far, it seemed like they will last together much longer than that, and at the very least their family approves of their relationship (especially since Teddy and Victoire, themselves, used to be sweethearts since they were her age).
Fleurette has been sorted into Hufflepuff. While she has matured sufficiently, she is still the archetypal popular girl, actively joining in almost any activity the school has to offer and making lots of friends in the meanwhile. Sev suggested it was, in part, due to the Veela blood running in her veins that the boys enjoy her company so much, a comment his mother felt rather offended at. Fleurette is currently Beater for the Hufflepuff Quidditch team, a position she loves, except for the times in which she would have to play against Desmond.
Remy is the resident Muggle expert. As he grew up, his interests have broadened considerably, but his chief interest is still, strangely, clocks and clockwork. Like his father, he was a Gryffindor, but he was much more interested in Muggle Studies than impressing girls with his ever-changing looks. Remy has adopted a look he feels comfortable in: a low-key brown-haired boy, with strikingly golden eyes. At the age of fifteen, his fourth year, he has already given his father a birthday present in form of an entirely non-magical, self-constructed cuckoo clock.
Sev, meanwhile, seemed to have changed from his childhood silence. While he is still not very talkative, he is now placed in the same house as his brother, and both Lupin boys spent a considerable time together. He was not, however, interested in Remy's clockwork, preferring to dive into the world of magic and remain there. Professors have marked him as quite talented in addition to being bright, but had also warned Teddy to make sure his son won't be a total loner, since he seemed almost entirely friendless save for his siblings.
Dora found her way into Ravenclaw, the first of the family to end there. However, she was a cheerful, babbling girl, not unlike the traditional concept of Ravenclaws (Victoire often joked that the Sorting Hat switched Sev and Dora's houses around). She was clever, but she never really took heed of it, preferring instead to play around with her appearance and practicing her broomstick-riding. It was an almost humorous sight, that the Lupin boys were quieter and more studious, while their sisters were more interested in Quidditch and were generally more active. But Dora never minded - it seemed as if she actually relished subverting expectations - and carried on her first year as wide-eyed and quick-mouthed Ravenclaw.
And Gaby? At the age of ten, she was still dreaming of joining her older siblings at Hogwarts. Gaby especially adored Fleurette and seemed to want to follow her every move (although Teddy put his foot in Gaby wanting to date someone too), and recently she's been wishing she can go to Hogwarts earlier and get sorted into Hufflepuff too. Gaby is a nervous sort of girl, self-conscious and with a shy smile, but once she gets comfortable, she really reveals her charm.
DH: Ted Remus "Teddy" Lupin (42)
DW: Victoire Delphine Lupin-Weasley (41)
-DD: Fleur Andromeda "Fleurette" Lupin (18)
--Dbf: Desmond Cedric Debenham (18)
-DS: Remus William "Remy" Lupin (15)
-DS: Severus Harry "Sev" Lupin (13)
-DD: Nymphadora Appoline "Dora" Lupin (11)
-DD: Gabrielle Hermione "Gaby" Lupin (10)
Book: Harry Potter series
Boys: Valentine Patrice James Albus Ronald Cedric Desmond Louis Arthur Sirius Hugo Hieronymus Lysander Phinehas Albert Neville Silvius Evander Hyperion Lorcan Kingsley Yorick Carolus Aleksandros Oliver Weasley Reginald Elphias Theophilus Castor Pollux
Girls: Ginevra Elspeth Minerva Rose Undine Isolde Dominique Luna Vulpecula Astoria Cassandra Sybil Eugenie Molly Jocasta Rosamond Veronique Arcadia Aurora Alice Dahlia Iovita Elisabethe Lily Iphigenia Hortensia Agatha Gladys Zenaida
Ten years have passed, and the family is still as close as before. While Teddy found it a bit strange at first to have to teach his own children at school, he was determined not to give them any special treatment (Victoire was just glad that the kids have their father around in case of an emergency, and vice versa!). It is now Fleurette's last year in Hogwarts, and for the past two years she has been consistently dating a Gryffindor her age, Desmond Debenham. So far, it seemed like they will last together much longer than that, and at the very least their family approves of their relationship (especially since Teddy and Victoire, themselves, used to be sweethearts since they were her age).
Fleurette has been sorted into Hufflepuff. While she has matured sufficiently, she is still the archetypal popular girl, actively joining in almost any activity the school has to offer and making lots of friends in the meanwhile. Sev suggested it was, in part, due to the Veela blood running in her veins that the boys enjoy her company so much, a comment his mother felt rather offended at. Fleurette is currently Beater for the Hufflepuff Quidditch team, a position she loves, except for the times in which she would have to play against Desmond.
Remy is the resident Muggle expert. As he grew up, his interests have broadened considerably, but his chief interest is still, strangely, clocks and clockwork. Like his father, he was a Gryffindor, but he was much more interested in Muggle Studies than impressing girls with his ever-changing looks. Remy has adopted a look he feels comfortable in: a low-key brown-haired boy, with strikingly golden eyes. At the age of fifteen, his fourth year, he has already given his father a birthday present in form of an entirely non-magical, self-constructed cuckoo clock.
Sev, meanwhile, seemed to have changed from his childhood silence. While he is still not very talkative, he is now placed in the same house as his brother, and both Lupin boys spent a considerable time together. He was not, however, interested in Remy's clockwork, preferring to dive into the world of magic and remain there. Professors have marked him as quite talented in addition to being bright, but had also warned Teddy to make sure his son won't be a total loner, since he seemed almost entirely friendless save for his siblings.
Dora found her way into Ravenclaw, the first of the family to end there. However, she was a cheerful, babbling girl, not unlike the traditional concept of Ravenclaws (Victoire often joked that the Sorting Hat switched Sev and Dora's houses around). She was clever, but she never really took heed of it, preferring instead to play around with her appearance and practicing her broomstick-riding. It was an almost humorous sight, that the Lupin boys were quieter and more studious, while their sisters were more interested in Quidditch and were generally more active. But Dora never minded - it seemed as if she actually relished subverting expectations - and carried on her first year as wide-eyed and quick-mouthed Ravenclaw.
And Gaby? At the age of ten, she was still dreaming of joining her older siblings at Hogwarts. Gaby especially adored Fleurette and seemed to want to follow her every move (although Teddy put his foot in Gaby wanting to date someone too), and recently she's been wishing she can go to Hogwarts earlier and get sorted into Hufflepuff too. Gaby is a nervous sort of girl, self-conscious and with a shy smile, but once she gets comfortable, she really reveals her charm.
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