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Viney

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Viney has brown hair with four wefted bangs and a messy bun held together by a dark orange spiked hair tie. She has pointed ears, similar to the other witches of the Boiling Isles. She has green eyes with one lash on the top and one lash on the bottom

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  • 👩‍🦰 Female
  • 🔮 Magical
  • 🦄 Non-human

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Viney is a laid-back and casual teenager with a certain degree of leadership and self-assurance to back her actions up, as shown how she seemingly takes charge while in the detention track. She is the first to welcome Luz in the detention track and takes the charge to show her the ropes. Just like her fellow detention mates, she is very eager to continue learning magic and even more so to combine two separate types of magic. She also appears to have a fondness towards animals, so much so that she owns a pet griffin, Puddles, and insists that she would make a great medical assistant.

Viney is also respectful towards people who take responsibility and stand up for the oppressed, as was the case when Luz took responsibility in front of the teacher overseeing detention. A direct corollary of this is that Viney can be easily offended by people who believe themselves to be better than her and her friends. She dismissed Luz from the group after overhearing that Luz felt that she was above her detention mates. However, her opinion was once again swayed in favor of Luz after the human girl convinced Viney, as well as Jerbo and Barcus, to help the school fight off the greater basilisk, because even if others treated them badly, the detention track was still invaluable.

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