CORNER, ivory rowan

Gwen wandered around the castle, trying to get accustomed to the place. She couldn't deny that she made the right choice in attending the school. The one thing that unnerved her was the size. It probably wouldn't take her a long time to get lost. She got lost in St Mungo's the first few times she stayed there. She was pretty sure the castle was a lot larger than the hospital which increased her chances. All she wanted right now was to read the book that she had in her hand. She thought that when she was looking for a place to read a book, she could get explore the school a little. She hadn't originally planned on attending a magic school. She actually didn't want to. She believed that it was enough when her mother taught her some spells.

Magic wasn't always a friend to her. She could still remember reading about Arthurian legends and wanted to be able to use magic like Merlin. She changed her thoughts after her father left because she was a witch and so was her mother. She ran a hand through her light brown curls. She always wondered what life would've been like if her father stayed. During her stays at St Mungo's, she often met people who had a Muggle as a parent but they never abandoned their child. It was a case that didn't occur too often. As time went on Muggles just became more open-minded. They put away the torches and cut the stake. If their spouse was a witch or wizard then so be it. She didn't know why the chance of having a father had to be taken away from her.

She pushed those thoughts away from her mind and let them settle on another. Her book came into mind. It was a Muggle one, of course since she spent a lot of her time in London. It was called Pride and Prejudice. The novel was just enchanting to her. She absolutely adored how Elizabeth stood her ground even if her initial impression of Darcy was wrong. Gwen just couldn't help but read it again. Consumed in her thoughts, she hadn't been watching where she was going because a someone eventually crashed into her.

She fell but saw that she remained unharmed since it wasn't a bad fall. "It's fine. I wasn't exactly watching where I was going either," she assured the person. She bent down to pick up her book. Gwen looked up and noticed that the person was a boy. Awkwardness filled her. She never really had much interaction with one and the stories that her friends told her unnerved her a little. Well, it wasn't like they weren't human. The thought assured her and she brushed away the tales of her friends. "I'm Guinevere Vymont but you can call me Gwen instead. So, what's your name?" she asked him in an attempt to start a conversation.

this character is played by COSETTE