Lucy Weasley

Lucy Weasley is the younger daughter of Percy and Audrey Weasley, and the younger sister of Molly Weasley II. Lucy has freckles all over her pale skin, but she's more similar in appearence to her mother Audrey: long brunette hair, big striking sky-blue eyes, full pink lips and perfectly plucked eyebrows. Lucy always takes good care of her appearence, you would never see her in messed, wrinkled up shirts or dirt on her sweaters. And why is that? Well, you could say that... Lucy is a Daddy's girl through and through. From a very young age, Lucy was taught by her father that greatness can only be archieved if she works for it, and the prizes for recognition are numerous and attractive. The continuous shower of compliments that her parents gifted her during all her childhood made Lucy work hard to receive these praises. Reading books and essays, speaking in the ways grown ups talk, learning about how to extract advantages from every situation... when it was her time to go to Hogwarts, rumors has it that the Sorting Hat considered sending Lucy to Slytherin House, but her genuine affinity with the knowledge and her desire to go to Ravenclaw House convinced the Sorting Hat to let Lucy choose her own House.

Lucy usually can be seen in the library, with her favourite cousin Rose Granger-Weasley, her Ravenclaw friends. Another cousin Lucy adores is Victoire Weasley, a Ravenclaw like her. Lucy's favourite aunt is Hermione Granger-Weasley, and her favourite uncle is Harry Potter. Lucy isn't particularly close to Molly Weasley II, her older sister, even if Lucy does care about her. She can't comprehend Molly's affinity with Herbology. What are plants good for, if it isn't for brewing and creating potions? Lucy's favourite subject at Hogwarts are History of Magic and Potions. Lucy loves Study of Ancient Runes too. Her personal goal is being the student who takes the most amount of optional subjects in the entire history of Hogwarts. Yes, even more than her aunt Hermione! ...Except anything related to Quidditch. Lucy can't fly even of her own life's sake, Blimey! Lucy talks with British-talking ways, usually using refined, pompous words, with wizarding slangs mixed with hints of her immense knowledge of books.