Constance Kent

Backstory

Full name: Constance Kent
Nickname: N/A
Gender: female
Species: human
Nationality: British
Blood status: pure-blood

Hair color: ginger
Hair style: curly and undulated
Eye color: light green with a shade of blue.
Skin tone: white
Height: 166 cm
Weight: 63 kg

Clothing style: soft colors, elegant, casual and sometimes refined
Accessories: a silver pendent shaped like a rabbit
Other distinguishing features: musical laugh, soulful eyes

Personality

Traits: Hardworking, Flexible, Gentle, Good Listener, Intuitive, Cultured, Cheerful, Sociable, Jealous, Rebellious, Spoiled, Vindictive, Tease, Audacious

Likes: Swimming, Poetry, Studying, Flowers, Spring, Traveling, Earthy Scents, Sweets, Confident People, Animals, Mythological Creatures

Dislikes: Spicy food, Small spaces, Winter, Rain, Gambling, Drama, Military,

Good at: stealth, acting, learning languages, herbalism, persuasion, swordsmanship, gardening, survival

Bad at: sewing, bargaining, singing, drawing, strategic thinking, lock picking, fishing, geography

Hobbies: book discussion, reading, horseback riding, calligraphy, fencing

Fears: arachnophobia, algophobia

Ambitions: Protect their honor; Be a better person; Have justice done; Make people smile; Find out the fate of a family member; Make friends, Learn

Family

Father: Errol Hayden - 51y - (pure-blood supporter, although begins to value muggles due to Constance view on them and their importance to keep the equilibrium; likes Constance; attempts to protect her from other family members )

Mother: Emily Kent - 50y - ( pure-blood fanatic; neutral towards Constance; passive aggressive; subtly bullies other family members to force things their way.

Sibling: Adrienne Kent - 20y - ( gets on well with Constance; emotionally unstable; a source of conflict in the family; against purity)

Paternal grandparents: Melanie Fawcett - 75y - (Schizophrenic; excellent guardian.)

Maternal grandparents: Pierce Kent - 50y - ( Very anxious; Hates Constance; Passive aggressive; subtly bullies other family members to force things their way.)

Uncles: Rolf Hayden, Maxwell Kent, Lyle Hayden

Aunts: Margaret Kent, Maureen Kent, Philippa Hayden, Abbey Hayden

Cousins: Valene, Pearl, Esme, Edward, Joe

Pet: cat

Other noteworthy relatives: N/A
Family home: House of Kent
Blood Status: Pure-blood
Social standing: High

Family background: Constance hails from a truly unparalleled lineage. Her maternal family tree is comprised entirely of pure-blood supremacists who ardently maintain that the only acceptable unions between witches and wizards are those between pure-bloods. Their magical ancestry is a source of tremendous pride for them, and they view anyone who doesn't share their convictions with contempt.
Conversely, Constance's paternal relatives are pure-blood advocates who hold the belief that witches and wizards ought to be free to marry and have children with whomever they please, irrespective of their blood status. They perceive muggles and muggle-borns to be valuable members of the wizarding community, whose unique perspectives and talents are essential for maintaining the delicate balance between the magical and non-magical realms.

Constance's upbringing was quite the fascinating affair! Indeed, she grew up in a splendid and sprawling manor situated in the picturesque English countryside. Her family was well-known in the wizarding world, owing to their strong connections to both the pure-blood supremacist and pure-blood supporter congregations.

Constance was exposed to an array of opinions and perspectives growing up, a testament to the diversity within her family. Her mother's lineage, in particular, was quite vocal about their convictions and often held gatherings at the manor to discuss their plans for preserving the purity of the wizarding world. In contrast, her father held a more restrained view, advocating for inclusivity and acceptance of all individuals regardless of their blood status. This led to many a clash with his wife's family.

Constance's inquisitive nature led her to spend much of her time within the family's extensive library, immersing herself in the rich history and lore of the wizarding world. As she grew older, she began to form her own opinions on the matter of blood status, perching the line between her mother's family's beliefs and her father's more open-minded approach. Ultimately, she found herself aligning more with her father's perspective, championing the notion of equality and fairness for all individuals within the wizarding world.