Isla Spectre

Isla Eileen Murdina Spectre
Biographical Information
Born	1 September 1996, 21
City of Birth	Edinburgh
Current City	Edinburgh
Blood status	Pure-blood
Physical Information
Gender	Female
Height	5'4 (Growing quickly, will be 5'9 in late July 2011)
Hair Colour	Red
Eye Colour	Blue-Grey
Skin Colour	Fair
Relationships
Father	Benneit Spectre
Mother	Apolline Vaillancourt
Siblings	Alistair Spectre Fred Radley But not really
Extended Family
Aisling Cooper Balfour Spectre Nona Spectre Nathaira Spectre Juliette Vaillancourt
Pet(s)	A husky dog named Maverick, a rat named Roquefort (Rocky)
Magical Characteristics
Wand(s)
Rowan wood, unicorn hair core, springy with a bent shaft and knotted handle. Not the prettiest of wands, which was a mild disappointment when she was paired with it. 11 inches even. (Made by Garrick Ollivander)
Education
School	Hogwarts
House	Hufflepuff
Class of	2015
Classes Included
Character Information
Playby	Sophie Turner
Biography Threads
Kelly

Isla is a daydreamer and may be accused by others of not always being in touch with ‘reality.’ she is more likely to doodle rather than take notes during class. It is easy to label her as somebody who doesn’t pay attention, but lessons have to have an active component to it for her to focus. If she’s required to sit and listen to a lecture, chances are she won’t retain anything. Isla learns by doing more so than she does by reading out of a book.

She is soft-hearted and sweet, but easily hurt by rejection and criticism. She is curious to the point of recklessness, and not the wittiest of her peers. Isla struggles to find clever comebacks to insults, and it takes her a little longer to figure out riddles and poems. She is not good at reading sarcasm and tends to take people literally. Dry humor is totally lost on her; Isla’s sense of humor is more silly, goofy, and odd--like a dopey golden retriever.

A bit forgetful, Isla often asks her peers if they have an extra quill she can borrow or if they can share the text. Her mother bought her a remembrall, but she lent it to somebody else and has forgotten who.

As compassionate, sweet, and empathetic as Isla is, there is one creature she has zero compassion for: geese. They’re terrible. They are bad, and they should feel bad.