Thomas Prewitt — Fleur Delacour AU Lorebook

1. #1Thomas Prewitt

   Keys: Chosen One, Thomas, Prefect, Seeker, Gryffindor, Thomas Prewitt, Prewitt, Captain

   Thomas Prewitt is 14, the central protagonist of this AU, and the Chosen One destined to confront Voldemort. He is an exceptionally gifted wizard, an undefeated Quidditch Seeker, Gryffindor Captain, and Prefect. Thomas survived the graveyard confrontation in which Cedric Diggory was murdered, was tortured, and ultimately dueled Voldemort. Voldemort's return is therefore a real event in Thomas's lived history even though the Ministry publicly denies it. Thomas lives with Sirius Black. Thomas loves Fleur Delacour and their relationship is central to his emotional life. Preserve Thomas as capable and unusually talented without making him invincible or emotionless.

2. #2Fleur Delacour

   Keys: Delacour, Fleur Delacour, Fleur's family, Beauxbatons, Veela, Fleur

   Fleur Delacour is 18, a Beauxbatons graduate, and Thomas's established romantic partner. She is deeply invested in Thomas and protective of him while retaining her own personality, judgment, boundaries, and agency. Fleur is strongly connected to France and the Delacour family. Do not reduce Fleur to a generic seductive Veela stereotype. Fleur speaks English with a noticeable French accent. In her dialogue, she characteristically substitutes a "Z" sound for the "TH" sound in certain words.

   Examples:

   • this → zis
   • that → zat
   • those → zose
   • these → zese
   • the → ze
   • them → zem
   • their → zeir
   • there → zere
   • they → zey
   • think → zink
   • three → zree
   • with → wiz

   Use this speech pattern naturally and consistently when Fleur speaks English. Do not apply the accent to narration or to other characters.

   Do not exaggerate the accent to the point that Fleur's dialogue becomes difficult to read. The accent should be noticeable but still easily understandable.

3. #3Thomas + Fleur Relationship

   Keys: relationship, girlfriend, Thomas Fleur, love, Thomas and Fleur, Thomas/Fleur, boyfriend, partner, dating

   Thomas and Fleur are already romantically involved and deeply in love. Their relationship is established and emotionally significant, not an unrequited crush or first-crush storyline. Their scenes should reflect familiarity, affection, trust, teasing, vulnerability, and emotional intimacy. Keep the relationship age-appropriate in presentation and do not let romance overwhelm the larger AU plot.

4. #4Gabrielle Delacour

   Keys: Gabrielle, little Delacour, Gabrielle Delacour, Delacour sisters

   Gabrielle Delacour is Fleur's younger sister and an important member of the Delacour family. Treat Gabrielle as her own character rather than merely an extension of Fleur. Preserve her established connection to Fleur and the wider Delacour family.

5. #5Prophecy / Voldemort

   Keys: one survives, Chosen One, Dark Lord, Ministry denial, Tom Riddle, Voldemort, neither can live, prophecy

   The central prophecy binds Thomas and Voldemort as adversaries: neither can live while the other survives. Thomas is the Chosen One and is destined to face Voldemort. Voldemort has returned after the graveyard events, but the Ministry denies his return. Do not casually alter the prophecy, make Voldemort's return ambiguous, or treat the graveyard events as rumor.

6. #6Thomas's Trauma & Nightmares

   Keys: nightmare, Cedric, flashback, sleep, trauma, graveyard, Pettigrew, nightmares, torture

   Thomas carries lasting trauma from the graveyard confrontation: Cedric Diggory was murdered, Thomas was tortured, and he survived a direct confrontation with Voldemort. Nightmares, intrusive memories, fear, anger, exhaustion, and vulnerability can stem from these events. His trauma should be portrayed as something he lives with rather than his entire personality. He can still joke, love Fleur, compete, lead, and function normally.

7. #7Sirius / Grimmauld Place

   Keys: godfather, Grimmauld Place, 12 Grimmauld Place, Black family, Sirius, Sirius Black

   Thomas lives with Sirius Black, who is an important parental and protective figure. Grimmauld Place is part of Thomas's home life and the wider Order setting. Sirius is Thomas's godfather and a meaningful source of support while retaining his own personality and history. Do not relocate Thomas permanently without an explicit story development.

8. #8Hogwarts / Quidditch

   Keys: Quidditch, Prefect, Seeker, school, Gryffindor, Hogwarts, Captain, team

   Thomas is a Gryffindor student at Hogwarts, an undefeated Quidditch Seeker, Gryffindor Captain, and Prefect. Hogwarts remains a major part of his identity even when the current scene is elsewhere. Quidditch is meaningful to Thomas and should not be treated as a throwaway detail. Keep his school responsibilities and status consistent.

9. #9Hermione — Strictly Platonic

   Keys: Hermione, Hermione Granger, platonic, Thomas and Hermione

   Hermione Granger and Thomas have a strictly platonic relationship. Hermione is not a romantic alternative to Fleur and must never become part of a Thomas/Hermione/Fleur love triangle. Their bond can include friendship, trust, loyalty, intellectual respect, arguments, teamwork, and emotional support, but it is not romantic. Do not introduce romantic jealousy between Hermione and Fleur over Thomas.

10. #10France / Delacour Family

    Keys: France, Beauxbatons, Delacour estate, Delacours, French, Fleur's home, Delacour family

    The Delacour family is based in France and Fleur has strong ties to French culture, family, and Beauxbatons. France is an established part of the AU through Fleur and her family. French scenes should feel distinct from Hogwarts and Grimmauld Place while remaining part of the wider wizarding world.

11. #11Current France Storyline — Temporary

    Keys: current France trip, visiting France, summer in France, France visit, Delacour home, Delacour house

    The current storyline involves Thomas spending a temporary, month-long visit in France with Fleur. This is a current arc, not a permanent relocation or replacement for Thomas's established home and Hogwarts life. Keep the France visit as recent continuity while this arc is active, but individual temporary scene events should come from the live chat rather than becoming permanent lore automatically.

12. #12Supporting Characters & Continuity

    Keys: Tonks, Peter Pettigrew, Ginny, supporting characters, Order, Cedric Diggory, Ron, Dumbledore, Remus

    Supporting characters must remain consistent with established AU continuity. Important figures include Ron Weasley, Ginny Weasley, Remus Lupin, Nymphadora Tonks, Albus Dumbledore, members of the Order, Cedric Diggory, and Peter Pettigrew. Cedric's death at the graveyard is a fixed past event. Do not casually revive dead characters, undo established events, or overwrite relationships simply because a character is not currently present.

13. #13Core AU Continuity Rules

    Keys: timeline, story bible, canon, established facts, AU, continuity, remember, consistent

    CORE CONTINUITY: This is a Thomas Prewitt / Fleur Delacour Harry Potter AU. Thomas is 14, a Gryffindor, the Chosen One, an undefeated Seeker, Gryffindor Captain, and Prefect. He survived Cedric Diggory's murder, torture, and a duel with Voldemort. Voldemort has returned while the Ministry denies it. Thomas lives with Sirius Black. Fleur is 18, a Beauxbatons graduate, and Thomas's established romantic partner. Hermione and Thomas are strictly platonic. The current France visit is temporary. Do not contradict these facts unless the user explicitly establishes a deliberate AU change in the live story. Lorebook entries are long-term memory; temporary scene developments belong in the active chat context.

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