Politics had never been their thing. Theyâd never been like the rest of their family. Theyâd been raised to be softer and able to follow their dreams. That wasnât possible anymore. Everything slipped out of their hands in such a short amount of time that they werenât sure if things would ever feel normal again. The crushing weight of being the last of their line and what it meant for things politically. Maybe Grace needed to take a stand and decide where they stood, but it also didnât seem smart to align themself without backup. âYes, but Iâm also gonna pretend Iâm busy.â Their mind seemed to be all over the place these days. Brushing their hair out of their face and straightening out their skirt, Grace nodded and took Beatriceâs arm. They were adults and did make their own decisions. âOur decisions count, yes.âÂ
Beatrice decided in that moment she should have been much closer to Grace all along. But it had taken her time in general to figure out how she wanted to talk with people in the first place, and that always seemed to be developing. But there was something beyond what had happened that Beatrice noticed in them. Many marks of kindness and empathy, that must be it. âIt is so lovely to hear that.â She nearly giggled taking their arm as the pair stepped out and Beatriceâs eyes scanned the hall. âIt seems very easy to forget, yes? That we are able to do that, and we should more often. I think that I should just keep you out the rest of the day, busy or not. You do not really need the excuse to give to others then - adult decisions.â
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â it makes sense. i know what you mean. â darcy reassured with a smile, before continuing. â sometimes having a childlike simplicity can be a good thing, but when it comes to any form of art i myself tend to prefer the more complex stuff, and iâm terrible at anything of that sort. â but they suppose that perhaps thereâs a charm or something to help with creative talent, not that sheâd ever consider it. â well in that case, iâll have to make sure that itâs nothing but my best work, deserving of such a spot of honour. â they laughed lightly. â i agree. i think that itâs the least we deserve. â
âComplex? Simple?â Beatrice thought it over again and ultimately decided she did not like those terms at all in any way whatsoever. Not to describe what someone had made at least. But her lips turned to a grin to meet blushy cheeks as she listened to Darcy. âI do not believe best works exists. Just something...better by the standard you choose. Why if I wanted to make my best, then I do not think that I could ever actually be done wtih it. I think that I should just be staring at it all of the time and restarting or fixing, or deciding that I just do not like it at all. It would be a terrible time, yes?â
âoh?â she didnât want to look stupid but she wasnât sure what that meant. âwhy not? both events will be the talk of the season.â perhaps she wasnât invited? but the maestros were a well known family, she didnât see why they wouldnât be invited along to at least the garden party, that one felt more political anyway. âlight blue it is, lets find one i like and then set about changing the color with madam malkin, if necessary. but you, what would you wear, if you go?â
If Beatrice would go to any event of the sort it would be the garden party if Alice wanted her there. And if Alice did not, Beatrice would likely go anyway just to make sure there was not a specific moment where Alice would wish she was present. âI shall think about it.â She nodded. A debutante ball however...surely she remembers them happening, and she remembers never presenting herself. It was not important to her unless her mother had been there for it, and that all happened too soon. âI almost always wear black it is simplest,â and wonât get paint on it, âbut perhaps yellow, or pink. I donât really know. I like white, too.â
      âI donât blame you. Itâs a nightmare here.â But here felt safer than home these days. At least here they were surrounded by people that would see if something happened. At home Grace was alone. âWell thatâs a good philosophy to have.â A good one, albeit one that Grace couldnât really follow. âItâs fine. I am allowed to leave.â They laughed, but it was forced. A lot of things felt forced these days and Grace didnât know how to go back to the person they used to be. âCome on, letâs go.â They stood up and grabbed their bag. âIf anyone asks, Iâm having a⌠dinner? Supper? Whatever time of day it is meal with a friend and Iâll be back. Nevermind if that is a lie.âÂ
There must be a lovely freedom to it, even if it was all so sad. And for that Graceâs work almost did feel appealing even if Beatrice did not understand what exactly a hereditary seat holder had to do. Why heredity seemed unnecessary if she even had to fight siblings to get her chance at running a store for a single summer. âI believe it is...half past noon. I suppose if somebody asked me then you would be right there to answer, yes?â Beatrice grinned, almost feeling that she was engaging in bantering. âWe shall go wherever you like the most, and we can return whenever it is we please.â She grabbed their arm, looping it under and around her own. âBecause we are grown ups now, apparently. So our decisions count, yes?â
      amycus  nodded.  he  didnât  much  care  about  the  words  coming  out  of  beatriceâs  mouth.  sure,  she  made  a  great  point  about  having  the  people  you  actually  care  for  be  around  you,  but  he  wasnât  sure  yet  if  she  was  one  of  them.  she  should  be,  especially  if  he  were  to  see  her  walk  down  an  aisle  in  a  wedding  dress  to  meet  him.  maybe  he  needed  to  give  her  the  benefit  of  the  doubt.  â  of  course,  yes,  the  store.  â  he  didnât  know,  or  care,  much  for  her  brothers,  but  it  was  evident  in  the  way  she  talked  about  it  that  it  belonged  to  her.  eventually  so  belonging  to  him.  â  i  agree,  if  thatâs  alright  with  you.  i  donât  want  to  drag  you  into  all  of  my  shit,  so  it  is  probably  for  the  best.  â  heâd  keep  it  to  himself  on  the  dangers  she  may  be  put  in  if  their  marriage  was  bound.  heâd  be  sure  to  never  get  her  involved  to  know.  â  i  donât  think  ill  of  you,  beatrice.  i  hope  you  at  least  know  that  much.  â  she  was  smart,  much  smarter  than  him.  he  could  even  say  she  didnât  deserve  him,  even  if  she  may  need  him  later  down  the  line.  â  you  have  a  beautiful  name.  iâd  hate  to  tarnish  it  with  the  carrow  one.  â
âThat is why I suggested it. But I am sure your....shit is no different than anyone elseâs. Or else we would probably not be talking as such.â Beatrice felt guilty almost, for here she was trying to have a conversation with someone who should be important; telling him that they should not be close; and all she wanted was to go off and find someone she cared about much more. The person who had spoken to her so sweetly before that kept capturing her thoughts; but, she wasnât in the room with her. And Beatrice supposed that this was sweet for Amycusâ demeanor. But that was enough to catch her stomach rise, almost surprised by his words. But she chose to just listen, her eyes turning away for the moment. That was as good as it would be with him ever, should their plans have a falter sooner than theyâd expect. And for all that she had just said about them just carrying on as normal, not being closer than they needed, it was a little hard not to smile to think this was his version of a compliment. And that she could see a way in which she liked the bitter charm. âThen, in no circumstance shall I ever go by it. As honoring honorable as you have made it sound from you,â perhaps it would be better to have a high opinion of him honestly, not just her fears that their agreement could be revoked in acerbic motive, âto me at least.â
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âiâm looking for the 1970 gibson les paul, do you think theyâll have it? i love that we have such a good music shop, i just wonder if iâm better off checking the muggle stores first. but iâm here so i might as well, right?â
@beforedawnstartersâ
Beatrice never cared for the diagon alley store as much. It was too close to the Keston home where she knew now that her brother was likely watching her from. At least her father was no longer in Hogsmeade, so her coast would soon be very clear. âI donât know him sorry. Heâs probably there, I bet.â Her attention was half caught as she magicked a harpsichord towards the back of the store. âIn your muggle store, yes?â
      âIâm here often enough, it might as well be true,â Grace shrugged. They didnât mean that literally, although half the time they did end up falling asleep in their office rather than going all the way back to their townhouse. It felt weird going home alone to an empty house that had been filled with laughter for so long. Although everywhere felt like that these days. âYouâll get used to it. I could give you a better tour if you want.â Grace smiled a genuine smile at Beatrice. âThatâs a good thing right? Being busy? Or did you want a bit of a break?â Grace didnât really want a break, but that was for a different reasons. âNo, not really working. Why did you want to grab lunch or something. As long as I donât get spotted, I donât have anything to do today.âÂ
âI do not wish to be here longer than I need.â It was stifling, like a business deal of her fatherâs liking. But she said the words with an honest smile and little shake of her head. âIf I am busy with the right things, then I am hardly busy at all.â It was a truth that applies to more than one facet of how Beatrice spent her time. âThen perhaps, I should disguise you...but it would be a shame. You look lovely...â Her head tilted over her former classmate. âOr, oh yes, we could steal away if youâd like. I forget that it really does not matter. Well, as long as I donât mention it to someone that I shouldnât. I thin that is enough of a plan for me.â
âthatâs â certainly a unique perspective, and comment.â she put the dress back on the rack, turned off by that assessment. perhaps she should steer clear of all red gowns, now certain her hair would not flatter the color. âperhaps i should go with something more subtle, perhaps blue would flatter me. this isnât for the debutante ball by the way, this is for the crouch garden party. the red would have had me overdressed. are you attending either event?â
âBlue is analit- analogous to red.â She chimed in, referring to the pretty locks that sat on the younger girlâs head. Colors made sense to Beatrice, they sounded like something. Somewhere between sequences, melodies, harmonies, and dissonances. âIâm not sure yet...I mean...â She was saving in a way, but the Crouch garden party was more likely than any of the others if she were to attend. âActually, I believe a deep royal blue looks lovely...but your hair has blonde to it yes? No, then light blue. Especially outside.â
â it is, i swear ! well i suppose art looks different to everybody, so maybe some people would think my child like scribbles are artistic. â darcy doesnât believe she has any talent in that area, but sheâs always been rather self-critical, so maybe thatâs the ultimate reason why. â youâve got a deal ! iâll find you before the train leaves and you shall have a darcy abbott original design, do we have a deal ? â she grins. â that makes sense. â darcy understands it, because sheâs already starting to worry about leaving hogwarts, and sheâs another year to go, while beatrice only has a day now. â itsâ nice to see that youâre enjoying yourself tonight, though. â
âChild like is good, yes? It is...very bright. Not as if bright as in smart, yes, I mean bright as in.â The girl gestured with her hands, fingers splayed open with widened eyes. âI believe that makes sense.â Beatrice agreed with herself. âI would like that very much, itâll just look lovely. I shall first display it on the windowsill of the train. And then it shall hang above my mantle.â She grinned, even though thought of home...whichever it may be...sounded strange. âYou, too. Everyone deserves to be a little more happy for the end of the year.â
     Grace spent most of their time at the Ministry of Magic these days. Not because they wanted to, but because it felt easier and safer sticking around than going home. That word even sounded awful in their mind. Home was supposed to be their childhood home, not their little townhouse in London, but Grace hadnât set foot in that house since graduation. The Ministry was quiet this early in the morning and they were already two cups of coffee in, though they watched as people began trickling in more at a time, until the place was as busy and crowded as ever. That was something Grace never minded until recently. As a kid, the bustling halls felt more comforting. Grace could talk to everyone, but sometimes it was difficult to tell who was friend and who was foe. They spotted Beatrice easily. âI never left,â Grace admitted quietly. It was awful just how many people felt the need to walk on eggshells around them. âHow are you doing?â they asked.Â
âNo, you do not mean that you are living in here, yes? That sounds almost quite wrong you know.â Beatriceâs hands adjusted her grip on the straps of her bag, tilting her head pleasantly at her former classmate. âI am very...tired that this place is so big. You must know it all so well. Even now and it has only been a few days, yes?â Time was a funny thing. âI almost forgot what my school uniform looked like, everything has been so busy. Are you working today?â The brunette thought it might be nice to talk to them more. Sheâd been through loss enough, and going home to two brothers was not high on her list.
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âdo you think this one is appropriate?â she held up the dress she was holding, intending to show it to andromeda but found herself facing someone else. âsorry, that question wasnât meant for you. but while i have you here what do you think of this gown?â it was red velvet, floor length and encrusted in diamonds from the empire waist up. but was red her color or would it clash with her hair?
@beforedawnstartersâ
She was only shopping with her eyes, clothes of such a variety really were not going to do much now. Not if she were to run a business. Owning such things felt like a waste...even if they were so pretty - âHm?â Dreamy eyes turned alert when her head whipped to hear the voice. âIt looks like a pretty volcano.â Beatrice answered immediately before a wonderfully recognizable face was seen above the thick material. âBut upside down, i think itâs lovely.â
Close Friends - Her inner circle of peers. This is likely a mix of her house and some from Pureblood works and all
OPEN CONNECTION
Best Friend - The ultimate, this brings out chaos in the best way
@henrvkas Alice Crouch - Even though Beatrice had been quiet for many years. One day, she decided to talk to Alice. It was the best decision of her life
Calming Presence - Creativity happens in a whirlwind for her. She could work on the same piece for days without stopping. This person helps her breath
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Not Friends
Formal Acquaintances - Likely those from pureblood circles who are mistrustful since she is not outwardly aligned. They expect her to at least side with her father.
Bring her Back - A pureblood acquaintance who is concerned over Beatriceâs alliances. They are trying to bring her back to âthe right sideâ
OPEN CONNECTION
Lost Friend - These two lost touch. We can figure out why
OPEN CONNECTION
Rivalry - Beatrice isnât competitive, but this person looks to beat them when it comes to art, classes, or something else
OPEN CONNECTION
Familial
BROTHERS
Francisco
Antonio
Cousins: Allaire Family
@allaircss  Ellie Allaire
@aveline-allaire Aveline Allaire
@dirtbvgâ Eric Allaire
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Betrothal
@acvrrcw Amycus Carrow - They are such opposites. Perhaps one family craved the otherâs wealth. Neither expected that the pairing were strongwilled enough to make a deal with each other. That being said, Beatrice hopes for the best but is weary of how much sheâll let herself trust Amycus,
Romantic
Former Flame - Beatrice is a love-hard kind of person. Maybe this happened when they were too young, and its just a little torch they both carry.
OPEN CONNECTION
And I admire....Â
@yasmtine Yasemine Valentine - So beautiful and sweet and kind and funny. Whenever she comes around Beatrice seems to loose herself a little bit. They had been friends as far back as Beatrice could remember, but all of the other things theyâd done? Well, those...those things just happen sometimes...â
My Muse - Creativity mixed with romantic interests (sorta sometimes not always but kind of all of the time)
@bvrgins Kseniya Borgin - Beatrice was horrified to find out the dark and twisted way Kseniya wanted to be seen.Â
@ofcissa Narcissa Black - Polite and sweet, Beatrice could never imagine something sinister of Narcissa
@deeabbottâ Darcy Abbott - So valid. But alas, Beatrice is a wanderer and her attentions easily went elsewhere. No hard feelings.Â
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Fascinating - This person doesnât understand Beatrice or her unique ways. They are incredibly drawn to her in a way they canât describe. Itâs a secret admirer game I guess. Â
OPEN CONNECTION
Hook Ups/Flings- She is the ingenue-type. She is easily influenced when the right presence is with her. Â
âbeactriceâ beaming as she gestured for the girl to come closer, happy that she had finally spotted a familiar face - at least one that seemed happy to see her, âi think so â i just need to take sips this timeâ she admitted.Â
âperimeter would be great, i donât really want to be drenched in drinks like the last poor sod â you think we can cast a little barrier?â she had tucked her wand away for good reason, her hands couldnât really be trusted in this moment.
âNice and slow, enjoy it that way, yes?â She demonstrated that traditional way in which one would drink, but her faced turned sour. âBut no, it is not wine...perhaps just....perhaps you should just let it all down...or not have it at all.â Merlin, she did not want it anymore. It was quite...no good.
âI think we could try...â Her excitement got the best fo her in the moment, causing the exact thing they were trying to avoid to happen. Disappointment clouded her eyes for a moment, before a giggle erupted from her lips. It was not a good taste, but apparently the drink worked fast. âI suppose it is no use.â
â absolutely, i know that theyâll adore it. as a kid i never had any natural artistic talents, so theyâll be relieved to finally have something to put on the fridge, or wherever they decide to put it. â darcy nods. â there is a certain charm to these end of year parties, i have to admit. â though maybe thereâs just a nice atmosphere to a bunch of teenage wix celebrating their final term of the year together. â i am, definitely. more than i expected, if iâm being honest. iâm looking forward to the final end of year party next year more and more. â
âThat cannot be true.â Beatriceâs eyes widened in shock. Everybody could draw, that was just how it worked. All you needed to do was tilt your head a little one side to understand - it had always been that simple. âI think you shall have to draw for me now.â She grinned, before turning solemn again to think this was the final stretch, just a few hours left and sheâd never really be setting foot in here again. It was too sad, really. âI think that it is fun, as long as I do not think on it too much.â
The Final Train Ride | beatricce & @henrvkasâ & jobelin
âI will be there by the second week of July, yes? Well, I hope to be.â There was an unopened letter in her bag, she feared what information her brother was springing on her. âI am sure it will be very dusty since nobody has lived there upstairs in many years, so I will make sure that everything has been cleared out. I want you two to pick your rooms in the best condition.â
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Two days. Beatrice wanted to be at the Keston home for no more than two days. Of course she knew that was not likely. If Francisco was back as sheâd heard, then she would probably have to stay around longer...for Antonioâs sake. The three Maestroâs would likely be made to attend some pureblood function before Beatrice narrowly escaped disgracing them all. But today, she needed to be at the Ministry, easily done enough from outside the Greater London area. There were small affairs to get in order that afternoon. The elevators were truly a sight to behold she thought, but her expression changed when the doors opened again to reveal a face that broke her heart. âGrace.â The brunette shifted herself in the elevator to make space for the other. âYouâre here...already?â @gracetuft Â
ââ isnât that BEATRICE MAESTRO? yeah that is them, outside the three broomsticks! they used to be in HUFFLEPUFF but apparently they now work as a PROPRIETOR at the MAESTROâS MUSIC SHOP. sybill once said that they reminded her of a  violin being crafted from hand, an array of colored silks, letters burned in the fire place, a ring worn on a chain around her neck, a table open to negotiation, paint stained hands which seems about right. anyway iâve heard theyâre still a bit  COURTEOUS, AWOKEN, and GOSSAMER, theyâre TWENTY now but some things never change! i wonder how being a PUREBLOOD is affecting them after hogwarts, especially now theyâre an ASSOCIATE with ORDER OF THE PHEONIX? i guess only time will tellâŚ
The first Maestroâs Music Shop came into existence at the turn of the century, a rather odd find for the region of Catanzaro, Calabria. Artisanal and intricate, the Maestro familyâs magical instruments became a staple throughout the Wizarding World in Europe. Then, just after the war, Domenico âDominicâ Maestro and his new wife, Ophelia, settled into the small village of Hogsmeade where they opened their own Maestroâs Music Shop. As the familyâs craft grew so did their wealth and Dominic established yet another residence in Keston with a new shop in nearby Diagon Alley in London. The quaint town held the sizely home where Beatrice was raised.
Each summer the family traveled to Italy, starting in Catanzaro down to Reggio-Calabria, across to Sicily and then a portkey to Naples and to Lazio to explore the middle regions of the country. This always landed them back towards Tuscany and Veneto, where the wealthiest of the original clients always resided.
Hogwarts always was the logical choice for Beatrice, so close to Hogsmeade where her father could keep a watchful eye on the girl. The town was lovely, but she never forgot how cold it was having become something of a Mediterranean galavanter. She was a shy child, but well-behaved and so there was never much of a threat to her. She knew the family craft well, and nonetheless, simply playing the instruments came naturally to her.
Upon entering the castle, she consistently had to remind people of how to pronounce her name. She did not like how it sounded coming from the English tongue. It was less syllables, it was less her. Of course, Bea was always an acceptable alternative. The sorting hat was stuck for a moment. There was skill and cunningness. But there was also heart, naĂŻvetĂŠ, and a delicate other worldliness to her. She would do best in Hufflepuff.
And indeed she did. Perhaps it was the shelteredness of her environment, the specific type of people she was raised around, but she had to warm up to the others in Hufflepuff. Her mother taught her to be weary of others, to analyze first. Itâs the first time she noticed a bit of a cold streak in herself and perhaps a lack of understanding that separated her from so many at Hogwarts. She would have to be a conversationalist if she were to get anywhere.
Her insides softened the summer of her fourteenth year, with both of her parents in the later stage of their life, her mother had taken ill. She was already sickly from the time Beatrice was young, but this inability to touch and feel someone who was always there was so foreign. She sought comfort, she sought understanding. And to find it, she found it best to put that out into the world just as much.
That softness was occasionally a curse, but it was bound into her. Perhaps her father was never outrightly cruel, but home became a controlling place. With Hogsmeade so close by, Beatrice felt on edge somedays. Sheâs usually quite the perfect daughter, until she isnât, until a creative whirl comes over her and she isnât sure which way is up or down. Itâs a splendid feeling until some reality pulls her back.
The reality she faces is one of marriage, of her familyâs legacy, and choices to be made. Perhaps that shelteredness kept her from understanding the toll the war would take around her. While even pureblood society was somewhat at bay when growing up, she had the strangest sense of whom she was supposed to attract at Hogwarts. Slowly, even as she knew this, she chose to let whoever felt genuine be closest to her.
She knew she was expected to befriend the other pureblood children. Quite often, they found ways to pull her in, with the assumption she processed the world the same as they did. Only Beatrice knew this wasnât true, but it was perhaps best to keep opinions to herself just for now. Just be polite.
Her dream was to own the music shop, one of them at least. But this was a battle on all sides. Her brothers wanted it just as well, her father not ready to turn over his wealth so soon, and Beatrice betrothed....
But that was exactly the thing that got her the Hogsmeade shop. She made her deals, she spoke slowly, wrote often, and found her way. Perhaps it was the stipulation that the wedding one day would happen. But both Beatrice and her betrothed have other plans if they can help it. Sheâs quiet, but not so trusting.
For now, this will have to do. Sheâll bring the people closest to her along for the ride. She loves them so...
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Patronus: Tonkinese Cat
Wand: Walnut wood with coral, 8 inches
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Smells like
plums, oil paints, and jasmine, rose, vanilla, patchouli (i.e. Chanel N 5)
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Looks Like
Black silks, paint stained finger tips, pretty lips molding to the widest smile, the thickest curls overlaying warm skin, splashes of bright reds or orange, an ornate room of statues and classical instruments, charcoal sketches pinned to walls, a pile of clothes at the center of a bedroom floor, a flowing dress in a rainstorm
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Sounds Like
Wuthering Heights;covered by Pat Benatar, Will You Love Me Tomorrow; Carole King, So Hot Youâre Hurting My Feelings; Caroline Polachek, Come Away With Me; Norah Jones,...
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Life and Relationships at a Glance
She only knew the world in art and beauty
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Family
Domenico Maestro, Ophelia Franco, Francisco Maestro, Antonio Maestro
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Speaks
Clearly, distinctly and lushly,
Indiscernable European/English accent
Formal Standard Florentine Italian, Calabrese Dialect
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Facts
Sheâs been in talks for a betrothal since she was 12. It was at age 14 that Beatrice realized she was likely a desirable candidate. And it was at age 15 that she began to think perhaps she could have a say in this. In some ways she feels lucky to be betrothed to someone who wants it as little as she does, even if she doesnât trust them
Her creative whirlwinds can pull her into strange and questioning thought, sometimes leaving her covered in paint or with a new composition of her own. Itâs watching a master at work, but also watching a child at play.Â
Sheâs synesthetic - associating music notes with colors
She is fine with being called Bea if not Beatrice. But if you do chose to call her Bea, make sure itâs Be-a. She is awfully specific about her syllables.
Speaking Italian is fine, however as school started it became less of her first language. It usually takes some time for her to readjust to it when summer travels arrive.
Beatrice is pansexual. Sheâs never really defined it as something of an identity, just a pull to whomever at the time. If she falls, she falls harder than intended. Itâs an old type of pining, something to read in a fairytale.
Her father is not a Death Eater, but heâs in support of what it all stand for. Their wealth was built, but their blood status was always pure. Beatrice isnât completely in the dark about his beliefs.
She is naive, but in a more ingenue way rather than being unaware of the world around her.
She rambles and uses her hands a lot when she talks. Itâs a vivacious sight if not endearing.