Narcissa Rinaldi's profile

magical beasts, baking, music, architecture, art

playing the piano, late summer, nifflers, drawing, anything with caramel, bees

seafood (allergies), winter, the smell of wiggenweld potion, studying, centipedes

Narcissa grew up at her father’s villa in Siracusa, Italy. She is the only daughter in a family of four children, along with her older brother, Augustus, and twin younger brothers, Cecil and Felix. Augustus has finished his schooling at Hogwarts and is currently working with their father to take over the family’s vineyards. Cecil and Felix are both also currently attending Hogwarts, but they’re third years. Both of the twins were sorted into Ravenclaw, which wasn’t very surprising given their inquisitive and inventive nature at home. Augustus had also been in Ravenclaw, so Cissa is the odd man out. The only one who truly cares about this divergence is their mother. She’s always worried about Narcissa, claiming her daughter is a bit of an odd duck. Narcissa simply believes maybe her mother had been best suited to raise boys and not girls.

She loves to explore the areas just outside the castle, frequently found between there and Hogsmeade or Lower Hogsfield. Most of her weekends are spent outside, if the weather permits. When outside isn’t an option, she tends to just wander the castle or actually settle in at the library to get ahead of the next week’s assignments. Even though it had been six years, she still felt like she hadn’t found everything hiding in its ancient walls. She’s more than happy dragging others along on her adventures, or being the one to be dragged along. Her go to person used to be Augustus, but since he’s gone and the twins have each other, she’s more likely to go be nosy on her own until she bumps into someone she can persuade to join her. It has gotten her into trouble a few times, mostly just ending up in detention a handful of times and getting a nice talking to from whichever professor caught her sneaking about.

adventurous, enthusiastic, impulsive, talkative, gullible, forgetful