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JewelHeart (She/Her) is a witch. She wields a member of the unsorted masses of Hogwarts students just off the train eagerly crowding around the Sorting Hat.
About Me
Striving for something she'll never reach.
Appearance
The girl's black hair curls almost lazily towards her mid-back, shocking against milky skin. Emerald eyes are often lined, the lashes stretching out thickly as she watches those that pass by. She is small, tiny, often clothed in a black dress that her mother approves of. Occasionally, jewels will dot her person, the wealth flaunted only when required.
Family... Of sorts.
Being from a strict, pureblood family, Jewel was often paraded around like a prize, unlike her older sister Ettie, who was heir. They didn't have to get rid of Ettie. She was practically perfect, in every way. The younger Heart, however, was unruly, rude, and cynical. Her parents felt it their duty to squash out such things.
The Notebook.
Occasionally, the child has on her possession a leather-bound book. It seems to be filled with rather innocent things- notes, parties, lists- yet at a second look, it is to the brim with spells, potions, and rather unpleasant things she planned for her sibling. This book seems to be her relative weakness, with such a display of emotion she rarely showed. Rarely does she keep it on hand.
Appearance
The girl's black hair curls almost lazily towards her mid-back, shocking against milky skin. Emerald eyes are often lined, the lashes stretching out thickly as she watches those that pass by. She is small, tiny, often clothed in a black dress that her mother approves of. Occasionally, jewels will dot her person, the wealth flaunted only when required.
Family... Of sorts.
Being from a strict, pureblood family, Jewel was often paraded around like a prize, unlike her older sister Ettie, who was heir. They didn't have to get rid of Ettie. She was practically perfect, in every way. The younger Heart, however, was unruly, rude, and cynical. Her parents felt it their duty to squash out such things.
The Notebook.
Occasionally, the child has on her possession a leather-bound book. It seems to be filled with rather innocent things- notes, parties, lists- yet at a second look, it is to the brim with spells, potions, and rather unpleasant things she planned for her sibling. This book seems to be her relative weakness, with such a display of emotion she rarely showed. Rarely does she keep it on hand.
