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Post by YASMIN ZARA EL FAYED on Mar 13, 2021 12:18:02 GMT -7
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yasmin zara el fayed
WAND Acacia and unicorn tail hair, nine and a half inches, swishy
APPEARANCE Yas has long, straight black hair and large, dark eyes. She is tall and willowy at 175 cm and often wears dark liner around her eyes, and will occasionally wear colourful headscarves and oversized wire framed glasses. | pronunciation How do you pronounce your character's name? (please spell out phonetically) nickname Yas, Zaza age & birthday 24 18 October 2005 gender & pronouns Female, she/her blood status muggleborn sexuality pansexual face claim Salma abu dief | |||||||||||||||||||||||
PERSONALITY Yas is effervescent and free spirited. She is fiercely loyal to her family and those who have won her affection (though won is a bit of a strong word - she loves easily). She's a typical Hufflepuff in the way that she is loyal and hard-working, though perhaps not in the classical educational sense. When something catches her attention, Yas is not easily distracted and focuses on things with a singularity not found in her daily life. She's known to obsess over different moments in time,, the way the light catches a flowing stream, and the very colour of the grass on a mid-summer day. She is idealistic and hopeful and very much a believer in fate. She struggles to pay attention and didn’t perform well in school at all, barely managing the marks to pass. She was much too distracted by the way the light bends coming through the warped old windows of the castle. It was a lucky thing, for that reason, that Yas had no intention of joining the ministry. Yas likes to joke that Yara got her missing portion of brains. Easily forgiving, and practically allergic to confrontation, Yas is not a staunch holder of her own beliefs. She will bend to more forceful opinions in order to keep the peace. She normally will refuse to get into arguments, and will avoid those who pick fights for the sake of fights. Yas is the sort of woman with her head constantly in the clouds. She’s not very grounded, easily misled and rarely ever focused. Perhaps this is the reason why she can visit the dreams of others. Her dream walking ability manifested before her magic, though Yas understood neither at the time. At first, all her dream visits were accidental, pressing on the consciousness of her neighbours and infiltrating their midnights. But as Yas grew older, she was able to control her ability more, visiting dreams while she was still conscious. However, it’s easiest for her to manifest whilst she is asleep. Yas has never been able to divine any fortunes from her dream walking, though ancient Egyptians called people like her oneiromancers. Her ability helps her to understand people on a deeper level, and has bred a strong sense of empathy for everyone. ORIGIN & RELATIONS Cairo, Egypt Kaliph El Fayed -paternal grandfather - 91 Aisha El Fayed - paternal grandmother - 84 Jafari El Fayed - father- 63 - business mogul Hafiza El Fayed - mother - 50 - housewife Yara El Fayed - sister - 21 - university student Yrene El Fayed - sister - 12 Yahia El Fayed - brother - 12 Sphinx cat called Nefertari HISTORY The first born of Jafari and Hafiza El Fayed, a powerful arranged match in the Egyptian Arabic spheres, Yasmin was treated well from the onset. Though her parents were disappointed they had not fathered a son, they knew there were further opportunities to keep the family name. As the daughter of a wealthy and aristocratic line, Yasmin was trained from a young age to be a proper Islamic young woman, Allah fearing. Just a year after her own birth, Yas' younger sister Yara was born. The pair were close from the very start, sharing in childhood adventures. Yas was always the creative one, painting pictures of the worlds they imagined up for themselves. Yara was always more practical than Yas, reminding her older sister that reality existed outside of her own little world. As part of their upbringing, the girls were put into classes and Yas immediately took to art. She loved the way paints mixed together to create something so real and so beautiful at her own hand. She had a natural talent and an eye for capturing movement. Though the family was based in the bustling city of Cairo, they often travelled throughout the country, and Yas always loved their holidays up the delta, loving the lush greenery, the gentle movement of the wind through the palm trees and tall grasses, the way the rocks cut up the river current. It came as a complete shock when Yas received a letter from Uagadou, explaining that Yasmin was in fact a witch. None of the family knew of a magical person in their heritage, but considered it a blessing from Allah rather than a curse. They would be able to leverage Yas' magic for their own benefit, though Yas didn't want to admit she wouldn't make a very good witch. Her parents researched more into magical history and learned of the British school called Hogwarts, and decided to send their daughter to the renowned school up north rather than the African version. If their daughter was magical, she would get the best education the magic school had to offer. Despite the amount of work Yas' parents put into her getting a good education from Hogwarts, Yasmin rarely wasted time studying. Instead, she spent her time painting, flirting, and making friends. After all, that was much more important to her. As much as she missed her family back in Egypt, she was used to always having her sister by her side and missed her constant companionship. She frequently wrote to Yara and her parents, updating them on her life and 'forgetting' to expand on details. It came to a head in her fourth year, when her parents questioned whether she was doing her duty to her family and doing well enough to support their decision to send her to Hogwarts. She barely scraped past her end of year exams, but Yas was adamant that it wasn't her fault completely. Her denial, however, fell upon deaf ears, and Yas’ parents shipped her off to Castelobruxo for a year. They’d threatened her with home schooling, but then again, how were they to add to her magical education? They thought taking Yas away from her social life at Hogwarts and keeping a close eye via half cousins and business partners in South America, she could turn herself around. Miraculously, it worked. Somewhat, at least. Yas found it easier to revise amongst the tropics of the rainforest, and there were classes offered at Castelobruxo that piqued her interest more than at Hogwarts. The South American school focused a lot on nature magic, and keeping in touch with one’s spirit in order to enhance prowess. It was much more Yas’ speed than the traditional books and essays method. While she was at Castelobruxo, Yas learned about old tribal culture, and found great interest in Incan society. It made her feel more comfortable, coming from a country with such a rich history steeped in stories. All in all, Castelobruxo’s non-traditional teaching methodology aided Yas in passing her exams. Though Yas had been raised muslim, the pagan religions that still lingered on the fringes of magical society intrigued her. She envied how the priests of old embraced magic rather than shying away from it, and how harmoniously witches and wizards and muggles lived together. While Yas studied at Castelobruxo for her final two years of schooling, she embraced a more spiritual side of herself. She would meditate daily, connect herself with the sun, the moon, and the earth below her. It was strange to her that just a few experiences could shift her perspective so fully. She’d grown up in Egypt, been schooled in Britain, but Yas had found herself in Brazil. After graduating, Yas spent a few months travelling around the rest of South America with a friend she had met during her exchange. She had done a poor job of keeping in touch with her family however, and her freedom came to an abrupt halt when her father hired someone to track her down and bring her back to Egypt. Her parents and grandparents didn’t like Yas’s new outlook on life - though their continued ministrations did not change Yas into a pious young woman like her sister. While Yas had been at Hogwarts, her younger sister Yara had dreamed of attending university in London. And even though Yas had left Britain long before Yara could apply, that dream didn’t cease. When Yara was accepted into a computer science programme at Imperial, Yas begged to be allowed to return to Britain with her sister. She longed to explore more of her home country, but she couldn’t bear to be under her parents thumb any longer. Luckily for Yas, they trusted Yara to keep her elder, dreamier sister in line. As such, Yas was permitted greater freedom in London, and her relationship with her sister bloomed more than ever. Rather than considering Yara her jailer, Yas knew that she was the key to freedom. Yas missed travelling, but settled enough to follow her artistic dreams. She’d managed to sell a few of her works, but made up extra funds by working at various bars and pubs. She also qualified as a yoga teacher, and delivers classes mostly to groups of witches. SITE EVENTS REACTION Much of the turmoil on the British Isles happened while Yas was either in South America or Egypt - though she heard about the troubles through her school friends. She was glad they were all safe, but secretly glad she was so far removed. By spending much of her time in the muggle world upon her return to London, Yas avoided the drama of Hag’s Fever, Hy-Brasil’s reveal, and the death of the minister for magic. She’d heard that Harry Potter had disappeared, but upon his return, she started working at his pub part time to make ends meet. WANT AD
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