Tybalt Raynard
From Np Hogwarts
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Tybalt Raynard
Tybalt Raynard, a seventh year Gryffindor and half-blood, is pretty damn lame an okay sort of guy. He's the embodiment of everything Gryffindor-- fiercely loyal, brave, and stubborn. Not to mention that 'stupid' streak most Gryffs have. While he's not the most witty or insulting of people (really, he finds fighting pointless), he tends to not back down from arguements. It usually makes him look like an idiot... but whatever.
Ty, as he prefers to be called, is extremely close to his mother. Not having a father figure while growing up led to this fact, something he doesn't mind at all. He doesn't have much of a relationship with his father, and despite what he puts up front, Ty basically hates his father, and wants nothing to do with him.
Classes
- Defense Against the Dark Arts
- Artihmancy
- Charms
- Transfiguration
- Potions
- Transfiguration
- Charms
- Artihmancy
Astrology
SAGITTARIUS (November 22 - December 21) the centaur Archer. Mutable, fire, yang - planetary ruler: Jupiter. Keywords: "I SEE"
Sagittarius is the ninth house of the zodiac and rules the liver, hips, and thighs. Positive traits include optimism, innate wisdom, a philosophical outlook, a love of nature, generosity, joie de vive, flexibility, a keen intellect, independence, energy, natural good luck, foresight, and the capacity to dream big; negative traits include restlessness, tactlessness, clumsiness, naivete, unwillingness to commit, and a tendency to ignore important details while looking at a big, sketchy picture.
Gryffindor
Gryffindors born under this sign are exuberant and full of good humour. They are intelligent, but often do not make the best of students, because they would rather be outside enjoying the fresh air or off studying on their own. They aren't good at diplomatic silence; if a teacher makes a mistake, the Gryffindor Sag will draw attention to it right away, usually loudly and in front of the entire class. At length. These students can get into trouble - their hot tempers make for easy dueling matches, and their impish senses of humour inspire a great many practical jokes. Still, they rarely mean anything malicious. They're too jovial to harbour malice. These Gryffindors are likeable extraverts, on good terms with practically everybody, and they generally do all right in the end. Many excellent Quidditch players come from this sign.
