Post by theresa on Oct 6, 2007 9:06:35 GMT -5
Name: Theresa Huntingdon
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Magical Background: Half Blood
Magical Affiliation: Neutral
Wand:
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Magical Background: Half Blood
Magical Affiliation: Neutral
Wand:
10" Willow Veela HairPhysical Description:
5'8" 140 lbs. Sandy-Blonde, curly hair, goldish eyes that change color to the occassion, ranging from muddy hazel to near-metallic.Personality:
Fun-loving, friend-loving, and shiny-loving. Theresa frequently maintains a pack mentality with her friends, though if she is at odds with her friends she will not hesitate to inform them. Unfortunately, she is ambitious, crafty, and on occasion, vengeful, though these traits tend to be rarely expressed.Family:
Theresa's father is Christopher Huntingdon, an Auror who specializes in using potions and muggle chemistry to track down criminals. Her mother is Nancy Huntingdon, a Veela who makes products for educating young children, muggles and wizards alike.History:
Theresa was born in Wales, but moved to London at about age 4. Her life was not particularly remarkable until the age of 8, when her mother began teaching her the arts of sixth-sense empathy, first through books and then through mind-reading games that the two played with each other. Theresa studied this power until finally deciding to attend Hogwarts at age 17.Special Powers:
Sixth-Sense Empathy: Theresa is aware of every nearby person's emotional state at a glance. She is also capable of locating people who are experiencing an emotion that she understands, either singling out an emotion, looking for people in general, or looking for a specific person.Other:
Limitations: Theresa cannot sense nor locate emotions that she doesn't understand (though she can sense, but not locate, the fact that somebody is feeling a new emotion), and locating a specific person is very difficult unless she is very well-acquainted with them or is experiencing the same emotion. Since Theresa does not understand "primitive" emotions such as prejudice or irrational rage, forcing oneself to feel these things will make her incapable of feeling or locating them. She cannot, under any circumstances, "read" somebody's thoughts, though in cases where she reads an emotional change at the same time as an environmental change, she can guess accurately at what caused the emotional change.