Post by Kairi Granger on Jul 20, 2008 23:43:20 GMT -5
Full Name: Kairi Ann Granger, last name is really Weasley though but she prefers Granger
Age: 15
Gender: female
Bloodline: Half Blood. Mom is muggle born. Dad is pure blood.
Where are you from: Addlestone, England
A bit of history: Kairi's mom is Hermione, who works for the care of magical creatures area in the ministry. Her dad is Ron, who is an auror for the ministry. Both of her parents were Gryffindors. She has grown up in a muggle house, but the magic was used in the house. She has learned about the magical world from her parents. She looks up to her parents of course and is an only child. She attended a muggle elementary school.
Appearance: Kairi has her mom's brown eyes and brown chocolate hair except smoother. Her hair does have a tiny hint of red in it, but it is mainly brown. She has a petite figure and face.
Personality: Kairi normally tries to get along with everyone. But if she thinks the person screams trouble in a bad way she tries to steer clear and stay away. She sees everyone equally as people. She also tries to make a stand for other muggle borns. Others see her as a bold, daring, really smart, witty, hard working, bright, and nice young girl. She can be stubborn and bold. She sees herself as someone who is ready to get in trouble if it's for a worthy good cause. She sees herself as a well rounded person who strives to do her best. She sees herself as a good person.
What do you like/love: I like my family, work, friends, cats, dogs, food, learning, having fun, adventuring, hanging out, helping people, accomplishing things, and etc.
What do you dislike/hate?: I hate bullies, people who think theyre better than everyone else, failing, not doing her best, procrastinating, feeling left out, bad people, etc.
What do you want in life or what is your goal here at Hogwarts?: Get a full, thorough, solid knowledge of the magical world. Get good opportunities in life, make friends, have fun, improve my personality, and more.
Anything else: Nothing else.
