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		Character Info PB: Cintia Dicker Name: Ginevra "Ginny" Molly Weasley Age & DOB: August 11, 1981; 16 Sexuality: Straight Home: England; the Burrow, just outside Ottery St Catchpole Physical Description Height / Weight: 5’2; 113 lbs Hair / Eye Colours: She has fiery, vibrant red hair with copper undertones, usually pulled back into a long ponytail. Her eyes are a warm, cinnamon-brown color. Physical Description: Ginny has matured into a very attractive young adult. Though small in stature, she is tough and toned. She has quite a nice figure - a bit more curve in the hips and bust than she’d expected. Her most striking feature is her thick, bright, red mane of hair - a much deeper shade than the orange-red of the other Weasleys. It falls well below her shoulders and is often drawn up into a messy ponytail. Her eyes are a bright, cinnamon-brown, wide and warm. A smattering of freckles cover her face, especially numerous across the bridge of her nose. She is pale in complexion, with high, defined cheekbones and full, pouty lips. She has a strong jaw, which when firmly set gives her a striking resemblance to her twin brothers. She has a collection of scars from her childhood, each with its own crazy story. She is not into makeup and financial status had her dressed modestly for most of her life, though she was more than happy in a tee-shirt, jeans and a pair of scuffed trainers. Ginny will only wear a dress if the situation absolutely calls for it and pulls on her ‘Weasley’ sweater only in the confines of home. General Personality Born last into a family of loud and rambunctious boys, Ginny quickly learned that in order to accomplish anything in her life she had to be better (and occasionally louder) than everyone else. Growing up as the only Weasley girl meant that she was over-protected from the word ‘go’, and the result of such protection saw Ginny sneaking behind the backs of her entire family to do whatever she pleased in an effort to experience the world. She grew up tough, learning to take and give punches, insults, or whatever else might be thrown at her with the best of them. Ginny learned to love a good prank, to lie about said pranks (or anything else she felt important) without batting an eyelash, and to also cry on command to manipulate the hierarchy of the Weasley brotherhood when it was necessary to achieve her goal. That was not to say she was spoiled, as her parents would have never allowed such a thing, even if their monetary situation had support it. Instead Ginny was well-loved and creative, never lacking the ideas or company to stir up some genuine childhood trouble. She is quick-witted and funny and graced with the ability to raise the spirits of those feeling down. Being a Weasley also meant that an inherent sense of right and wrong were instilled in her. Ginny’s sense of justice and morals is like that of the rest of her family, and she was solidly placed in Gryffindor for a reason. She is all of the traits that make up her House: rash, brave, a natural leader, and a moral compass with an extreme sense of nobility and justice. Defending her beliefs, those who cannot defend themselves and protecting the welfare of those she cares about are things that she takes very seriously. A friend of Ginny’s is a friend for life, and while a betrayal will hurt her she will be willing to forgive someone if they show true remorse. Her temper is something to be concerned about as she is fairly quick to anger when she feels threatened. Ginny is also a bit too quick to use her wand to relieve her anger, often making a minor situation escalate to something far more complicated. However, she is not unreasonable and is willing to listen, discuss, or relate to a friend if she feels the same courtesy will be given to her. While her anger is something of concern, those who know her best recognize her desire to be a great friend or sister. On the flip-side she is also compassionate towards those that she cares about. She is often able to see the best in everyone, even if they can not see it themselves. In short, Ginny does not do anything halfway. She invests her entire being in anything she sets out to do giving herself over completely to her friends, family, and significant other. She is passionate, independent, compassionate but also quick to anger, and loyal to those beliefs and people that she cares about. Above all, Ginny wishes to be viewed as an individual, not just “the only girl in several generations of Weasley families”. She is outgoing, chock full of spunk and armed with a thick skin. She is assertive and energetic and always up for a good time. She has an unbreakable spirit and belief in the idea that, given time, the world will always find a way to right itself.
		Character Questions 1) Sense of humour (or lack thereof!) : What makes you laugh? It depends on my mood. Usually, I laugh at really inappropriate times. I'm not sure why and it's pretty embarrassing. I love really late nights with friends when everything just seems hilarious. I find successful pranks very funny - irony, my brothers, and corny jokes all make the list too. Oh, and Harry. Harry can make me laugh like no one else. I couldn't even begin to explain it. It isn't like he's a particularly funny guy or anything, either. He just.. knows me, I guess. 2) What does your player think about you? She's probably jealous of my good looks, awesome Quidditch skills and cool intellectualism. Haha, no. I'm not stuck up like that! I'd like to think I'm fun and make a good friend. I can be serious when the time calls for it, but prefer a lighter mood. She probably thinks I'm crazy, but she'd be right. My head is all over the place these days. Still, I keep my morals close to my heart, and I hope that's reflected. Oh my god! I sound so.. approval-seeking! I'm not like that either! 3) Sum up your life right now using only five to ten words. A love-sick girl looking for her place in life. 4) What is more important to you, appearance or personality? Why? Well, personality, obviously! As a Weasley, I've had more than my share of misjudgment based on appearances. So what if I wear hand-me-down jumpers and scuffed trainers? I know I'm much more than the clothes on my back and I extend the same sentiments to anyone I meet for the first time. On top of that, I was brought up appriciating a person's personality and abilities, rather than personal appearance. My parents instilled morals in my brothers and me, which emphasized the importance of getting to know someone before passing judgment. I think it all goes hand in hand with Muggle-born tolerance. We see people for what they offer on the inside, instead of the outside. List five things nobody knows about you. 1) I am terrified of the dark. Everyone knows the whole Chamber of Secrets ordeal left me emotionally scarred, but I've never admitted the extent. Lying down there in the shadows... I can't even think about it. Shudder 2) I'm a decent artist. My writing skills are, uh, lacking and I can't create prose to save my life, but I can draw pretty well. I prefer to draw animals, specifically dragons, but I've done a really good Quidditch game scene in charcoal. 3) I'm terrible at remembering dates. Maybe it comes from having such a huge family and never knowing who's coming or going, I'm not sure. Birthdays, anniversaries, even Holidays - I can not EVER recall their dates. 4) I don't mind the hand-me-downs. There's something about a well-worn pair of denims that can't be store bought. The history behind a Chudley Cannon's tee-shirt first worn by Bill is full of adventure. Sure, I complain, but only to keep up appearances. I would never openly admit I love the threadbare clothing thats seen enough Weasleys to field a Quidditch team. 5) I used to wish I was a boy. Being the only girl child in a family of nine was very lonely. When I was little, I was convinced the Medi-witches had made a mistake. After all, no female Weasleys had been born in, like, ten generations. I was certain there had simply been a misunderstanding. I was really a boy. Of course, puberty proved to be quite kind, and even though my conviction that I was male had already long been extinguished, any further doubts were immediately put to rest. I learned to love myself, exactly as I was. Sure, it was rough growing up and being told I couldn't do certain things, simply because I was a girl, but I've come to except that my parents wanted only the best for me. List four traits about yourself, two positive, two negative. 1) Competitive 2) Loyal 3) Hot-tempered 4) Optimistic You can try and figure out which are the positives and which are the negatives. Lately, I'm having trouble figuring it out myself.
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Hogwarts School of Wizards and Witchcraft - London, England - Greater London, United Kingdom

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