Rayven Sorin
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| Rayven Sorin | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Born | 20 December 1992, 19 |
| City of Birth | Bingley, West Yorkshire |
| Blood status | Muggle-born |
| Physical Information | |
| Gender | female |
| Height | 5'3" |
| Hair Colour | Dirty Blonde |
| Eye Colour | Brown |
| Skin Colour | Pale |
| Magical Characteristics | |
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| Education | |
| School | Hogwarts |
| House | Hufflepuff |
| Class of | 2011 |
| Character Information | |
| Playby | Crystal Bowersox |
| Rayven | |
Rayven Sorin is a very trusting, and loyal person. She loves the outdoors and feels more at home there. She likes to help her friends in any way she can and loves being what she is.
History
Rayven could tell at an early age she was different from her older brother and sister. She would often have accidents of things bursting when she was angry or things levitating when she was happy. She noticed when things would happen and realized what triggered them, but was unaware of how to control them. Her mother was very supportive and eager to help her learn but her father was more skittish about it. In her quest to find out what she was, Rayven started doing her own "research", looking up things about magic and witches and such in muggle books, always wondering exactly what she was. She kept her research from her father so as not to upset him, but often went to her mother with questions. It wasn't until Rayven received her letter from Hogwarts that she was fully aware of what she was. Her mother was excited for her, but again her father was wary. Her mother and siblings helped her prepare for school and it wasn't until after her second year that her father finally accepted what she was.
In her early years at Hogwarts, Rayven was in awe of all around her. She often compared her life at school to what she had learned in the muggle books she use to read so often. Rayven showed an affinity for charms and was great with herbology. She helped her fellow students with their studies, often staying up to the early hours of the morning to help study. She got in a bit of trouble, letting her peers talk her into things, but she never ratted them out. She enjoyed talking to her teachers outside of the class and often did personal studies to learn more about what she was and how to be the best witch possible. She could often be found out in the open grounds reading her books or just enjoying the sun, wind, and fresh air.
