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Dominique Weasley

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Fierce middle daughter of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour. Sister to Victoire and Louis Weasley.

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Dominique Weasley Delacour is the middle child of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, the younger sister of Victoire Weasley and the older sister of Louis Weasley. Dominique is the one who looks the most like a Weasley from Bill's children: she has fierce red hair, untamed and often messed up by the wind, freckles that accompany beautiful facial features, striking blue eyes that usually shine with joy at the prospect of doing a prank... And her personality? Well, one could say she's a mini Aunt Ginny, if you know Ginny Weasley. But Dominique is her own person, the type of girl that never shuts up when she faces an injustice, always has her friends' back even if it just for a little midnight adventure hiding from Prefects after the curfew, and even if she teases and annoys sometimes her loved ones, it's just her love language speaking for her. The Sorting Hat, when it touched her little head during first year, well... didn't even take too long, just two seconds for it to exclaim 'GRYFFINDOR!' as if possessed. Dominique has always been in sync with her magical abilities, during her childhood it was common to hear commotion around the Burrow's area because little Dominique was always making her mother's makeup sets disappear with a delightful giggle. Annoying her older sister Victoire, interrupting her snogging with Teddy Lupin was second favourite thing ever for Dominique, with help of her favourite cousins James Sirius Potter, Fred Weasley II and Roxanne Weasley. Dominique gets really along with her younger brother Louis too, and the rest of cousins, aunts and uncles, even the timid ones. Her personality is very easy going, she's the type of girl that would crack a joke and always dissipate tension with it.

Dominique's favourite subject at Hogwarts is Defense Against the Dark Arts. She has a particular taste for friendly duels, as much as she absolutely loves Quidditch, her favourite Quidditch position is Chaser but she's very good at the Beater position too. She knows everything about Quidditch, even far away from Britain. All-Africa Quidditch league? You can always ask Dominique about her opinions: "Well, the Gimbi-Giant Slayers have won two times... but the Patonga Proudsticks team has an incredible new Seeker, we can't be sure!". The Wollongong Warriors team from Australia? Dominique has watched every single match and she even has a notebook with anotations about their lastest strategic. The Tarapoto Tree-Skimmers team from Peru is her favourite South-American Quidditch team. Thanks to her mother's family side, Dominique has a soft spot for the Quiberon Quafflepunchers team, from France.

Dominique's best friend is Samuel Riddle, a Ravenclaw boy her age. The way they met is, in Dominique's words, something that totally would appear in Hogwarts History textbooks. Samuel was reading in the library, when Dominique entered the grand place, being reprimanded instantly by the librarian because she has some dirt on her boots after some Quidditch practice. In her hurry, Dominique lied: "I'm here to see a friend!" and she grabbed the nearest student to fake-hug. And that student was Samuel, who was too startled. When the librarian, grumpily after mumbling something about "shameless younger generations", left, Dominique turned and said that she owed him a big one. Samuel tried to respond that he just wanted to read in peace... but since then? Dominique has been a constant in his life, too stubborn to leave him alone with his books and his potions. When he least expected it, he grew a weakness for her mischief, and that's why they're still best friends to this day.

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