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All seems well at Hogwarts for the second generation. That is until they find out about a secret organization that plans on killing the Potter/Weasley kids to get revenge for the Dark Lord. Can they survive with their lives?

Rose's Characters

Teddy
Dominique
Lewis
Lucy
Fred
Rose
Albus
Lorcan

Dancer's Characters

Victoire
Molly
Roxanne
Hugo
James
Lily
Lysander
Scorpius

Considering we have around nine characters each, I was thinking we should do a small description for each instead of a full-out biography. What do you think?

I agree. Just the general information.

Alright then.

Lily (2nd year)
She has her mother's red hair and freckles, but her father's green eyes. She is sorta pale, which she hates, but the look somehow suits her. She has a fiery personality to match her hair, and is incredibly curious. (Gryffindor)

James (5th year)
He takes mainly after his father in looks, though he doesn't have the same build. He is taller than his father was at this age, though he is just as skinny. He often wears a michevious smile that shows his trouble-making nature. (Gryffindor)

Scorpius (3rd year)
Immediatly recognizable as Draco's son, he has the same eyes, though his hair is a shade darker than his father's almost-white blonde. He's completely hopeless when it comes to girls, and can act like a bit of a jerk sometimes. (Slytherin)

Victoire (7th year)
Her looks come from mostly her mother, with silvery-blonde hair and a graceful frame. She can be a bit of a flirt sometimes, but doesn't overdo it. She is curious, and a bit over-protective at times. (Gryffindor)

Lysander (3rd year)
He his as "strange" as his mom, and almost gullible. He can be a bit quiet sometimes, but is surprisingly intelligent when it comes to some things. (Ravenclaw)

Molly (3rd year)
She is almost as quiet as her sister, though she'll easily make friends if you say "hi" first. She can be rather curious, but she wouldn't dare sneak out at night to investigate something. She would sacrifice herself for the few friends she has though, and is fiercely loyal.(Gryffindor)

Roxanne (4th year)
Social and friendly, she finds it easy to be around people. She can be rebellious and stubborn at times, but has the ability to admit she's wrong. (Gryffindor)

Hugo (3rd year)
He takes mainly after his father, often looking at Rose's paper to make sure he is correct. He doesn't have a problem breaking the rules, and can be rather laid-back at times. (Gryffindor)

Here are my character bios.

(Also, can you makes Lily a 2nd year since Rose, Al, and Scorp are 3rd yrs and she's a year behind them)

Teddy (7th year)
Teddy is as michevious as his father was in the Marauder days. He can be a tease and a flirt (from his mother) but has settled done greatly since he started becoming serious with Victoire. (Gryffindor)

Dominique (4th year)
Dominque takes mostly after her father with her reckless behavior. She just doesn't see eye to eye with her mother, who continatly struggled to keep Dom in line. Some of her family calls her Mini, which annoys her to no end. (Gryffindor)

Lewis (3rd year)
Lewis is a good combination of the charm from both his parents. He can be quite the ladies man and can talk himself out of any situation. He is put in his place with anything physical, though. He is also incredably smart. (Ravenclaw)

Lucy (2nd year)
Lucy is the rule abidding daughter that he father can be proud of. She has perfect grades and no mark against her. She is usually quiet, even around her cousins and friends, but she also has an incredably brace heart. (Gryffindor)

Fred (5th year)
Fred is just like the late uncle for which he is named for. He loves to back trouble and is always the prankster. He also is like a big brother and take care of all his cousins, but also teases them to no end as well. (Gryffindor)

Rose (3rd year)
Rose takes after her mother when it comes to her studies, but she is also very like her father. She is very athletic and laid-back. She is also very rebellious and doesn't mind breaking rules. She used to hate her nickname "Rosie" but has gotten used to it over the years. (Ravenclaw)

Albus(3rd year)
Albus is basically just the same as his father, only without the glasses and scar. He has a natural obligation to be the one to save others, but he is also very laid-back around his friends and family. (Gryffindor)

Lorcan (3rd year)
Lorcan isn't exactly like his mom, but he is definately open to the strange things (and people) of the world because of her. Lorcan has a pretty clear head, though he really creative and prefers art to sports. He's biggest secret is that he wrotes poems and songs. (Hufflepuff)

Alright, I think I got them all....

Okay. Do you want to start?

You can.

Ooc:// Sorry for the delay. I can't really think of how to start this, but I finally just got something down. Sorry that it's a little short. I'll post as my other characters later.

Bic:// Rose was curled up on one of the couches in the Ravenclaw commonroom. Her parchement and and text book sat on her lap as she continued writing her potions essay. It was nearing dinner time, but Rose was determined to finish this assignment before supper. Besides, she wanted to spend the evening free of homework so she could spend some time with her cousins and friends.

"Bloody paper," Hugo muttered, red hair messy from running his hands though it so much. It was a habit he had formed when concentrating. Staring at it blankly, he sighed. How was he supposed to know all the parts of unicorn that could be used in potion making, and their uses? And his book was too large and intimidating to search through. He sighed again. He would have to ask Rose for help....again.

"Having trouble, Hugo?" Roxanne grinned. She was by her familiar chair by the fireplace. Though she wasn't as academically gifted as some students, she was still pretty intelligent. She had finished the majority of her homework. It probably helped that she barely had any, but she didn't focus on the details.

Hugo's ears turned a bit red.

"What do you need help with, Hugo?" Molly asked softly, looking up from her book.

"Potions," he sighed.

"Sorry, haven't started that yet," Molly said, twirling a strand of hair around her finger. "Have you looked through your book?"

Hugo's red ears turned a shade darker. He mumbled an inaudible answer, turning back to his painfully blank parchment.

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Lysander flipped the pages of his magazine. His mother had taken over the Quibbler, and in his opinion, had made it better. He squinted at the fuzzy picture, trying to make out the details. His fingers fumbled unexpectedly, and the edge of the paper slit his thumb. Blood already beaded the edges. He wiped it on his robes, quickly returning to his magazine.

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(Gotta go for now. D: Will add rest later.)

Teddy propped his feet up on the arm of the red sofa that Hugo was on, stuggling to fill his parchment with words. Being a seventh year, Teddy did even less school work than he normally did. He figured that he probably should keep up with his work so he wouldn't be so lost when NEWTS came along, but those tests weren't until the end of the year and were not yet motivating enough to actually pratice the new spell he had learned in Charms that day. "You know, Roxi's got a point. The book usually helps a bit," he said to Hugo with one of his famous smirks across his lips.

Dominique was curled up on the floor, her back leaning against Teddy's arm chair. As she wrote down the answers to a set of Magical Creatures questions, she determined the shortest answer she could possibly put down to still have full credit. "If you want to attempt to open my book, have a go," she said as she made up the Native location of Nargels. "I think I'll survive with just my notes."

Lucy set down her wand next to the spot where she was laying on her back on the floor. She had been praticing the same spell for fifteen minutes now, sending a small ball high in the high with a flick of her wand and repeating the spell before it hit the ground again. She rolled over on her stomach with a sigh. "That has too be more interesting then tossing a ball up and down."

"Oh, that stuff is plently interesting. Especailly when you reach OWL year," Fred replied, a small pile of books and parchment sitting on the floor beside the chess table that he had cleared for a desk. He was stuggling to do three essays and two question sheets, and it was only the first week of school.

Albus glanced at Hugo's paper, the same assignment started on his own peice of parchment. Hugo's writing wasn't much of a help, though. "What do you think the chances are of your sister lending us her paper?" he asked him.




Rose finished off her conclusion with a happ sigh. She glanced around the room, watching as groups if two or three started to make their way out of the common room and down to the Great Hall for dinner. Now that her essay was complete, she figured it was about time to head down their herself. She gathered her things and took them to her dorm, setting them on her bed. She knew that both her brother and cousin would be asking to see her paper, but she had made it a resolution this year to not contribute to their cheating. She was not sure how long it would last, but for now, she was determined.

Lewis walked down the hall towards the Great Hall, a girl on each side of him, chattering away about the latest gossip. He nodded his head and smiled whenever necassary, but the voices of the two of them were starting to get annoying.




Lornan placed the velvet covered book back on itself, his mind full of the acient art of the first centurary. His stomach had reminded him that dinner was just a few minutes away, and he should get down there before the food was gone.

Lily was absently flicking her wand, and the ink on her paper changed color. "I have to agree with Lucy," she sighed, letting her wand dangle from her hand. She leafed through her book, trying to find a more interesting spell. Or at least something not so...repetitive.

Victoire walked to Teddy, a smile playing around her lips. Many of the other seventh year students would love to have the chance to go out with her, thanks to her bloodline. But she had eyes for Teddy. She pushed his feet off and sat next to him.

Hugo's ears became redder at Teddy's comment, but he didn't reply, nor did he open the large book. He shrugged as Albus asked his question. "She'll probably let us," he said, frowning at his blank paper. Giving up on it, he turned his gaze away.

James grinned at the sight of Victoire and Teddy. When they got all mushy, he enjoyed teasing them to no end, though he had flirted with plenty of girls himself.

Lily looked up from her book and frowned at her older brother. His green eyes were glinting mischeviously, and she saw where his gaze was directed. "Ah, leave them alone. It isn't like you haven't snogged plenty of girls yourself," she said.

Overhearing Lily's comment, Roxanne laughed. "Isn't that the truth!"

Teddy smiled at Victoire even as she pushed his feet aside to make room for herself on his arm chair. He reajusted himself comfortably on the chair before wrapping on arm around her waist. As he kissed her cheek, he spotted a fourth year boy obviously staring at Victoire. Teddy sent a glare his way, his irises gleaming red for a moment, before turning his head back to join the conversation again.

Lucy glanced over at Lily and the spell she was casting. "Wanna trade for a bit?" she asked her cousin, ready to had her the book with the tossing spell intruction printed in it.

"Don't give him too much credit, ladies," Fred said teasingly, nudging James with his elbow. "I heard there's only been one or two. Nothing compared to my stats, of course."

Albus glanced at a clock and said, "Well it's about time for supper. I'm sure we'll find her down there." He started to put away his book and get off the couch to head down to the Great Hall.

"Yeah, it is getting close to that time, isn't it?" Dominique said as she piled up her notes and parchemt and placed them near the couch. Hopefully, no one would touch them until they got back. She pulled herself off that ground and stretched out her sore back muscles.

Victoire noticed the subtle change in eye color, and where the warning glance was directed. She chose not to comment, instead giving him a soft kiss in return.

"Please," Lily said, eagerly switching books. Scanning the text quickly, she cast the spell. Dominique's papers were soon fluttering through the air, and Lily let her wand drop. "Oh, sorry!" she said hastily, a slight blush of embarassment entering her cheeks.

"Probably more than that," Roxanne replied immediatly, grinning.

James didn't deny the statement, instead returning Fred's nudge, a bit harder than necessary.

Hugo nodded, then leapt up as Dominiquie's papers flew erratically through the air. As the fluttered downward, he grabbed them, handing them back to her.