Name: Uriah Winters
Year: 7th
Pet: A snow white cat, named Luca De Rosa.
Appearance: He has semi-darkish, crimson red, waist length, hair, a gold left eye, and a blue right eye. His lower lip is pierced twice(snake bites), along with his left ear, and both cartlidges have three piercings. He's usually found wearing dark colors, like blue, purple, green, and black. Upon the dark colors, he usually wears layers upon layers of long clothes(ex. sweaters, button up shirts, pants, cloaks, jackets, etc.etc.). If seen without the long clothes, he has scares on his arms, legs, back, chest, stomach, etc.etc., from past events.
Personality: Rather stoic and nonsocial, yet he does have his rare
happy moments. Though it seems he doesn't, he does in fact, have a sense of humor, even if it comes out in rude comments or sarcasm. When someone gains his trust, he will act kind towards them, as well as care for them.
House: Slytherin
Blood: Pure
Past: His past is rather...unpleasant. He prefers to keep it to himself, but will tells those he trust and cares for, about it. (Hence, I'm not about to type up the shit he's been through, so gain his trust and you'll learn.)
Strength/Weakness (class): His strengths lay within Potions, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Herbology, and Quditch(Sp?), though he does well in all of his classes. However, there is one class that his weakness shows up in, and that's Transfiguration.
Sample RP: A lone figure sat at the end of a couch, in the Slytherin common rooms. A book was placed in his hands, a long, slender finger, slowly turning the page. His red hair, which stood out from most of the Slytherins, was pulled back, into a long ponytail. His expression, content, with no signs of changing anytime soon. The only sound he could hear, was the faint ticking, of the watch around his wrist, everything else, was tuned out. One of his hands left the book, to pull a ribbon from his pocket, which he inserted between the pages, closing the book.
With a quick and swift motion, the male stood, mix-matched eyes, peering about the room. It was lunch, yet hardly anyone was in the common room. Perhaps it was because the day was rather nice, so they decided to enjoy it. Or perhaps it was because the lunch today, was different. It didn't matter to him really, he rather liked being able to concentrate on his reading, without intrusion. The main thing on his mind though, wasn't that of his book, but of a certain person. More so, his best mate. With that in mind, the seventeen year old turned, his course set on the exit from the common room.