Remus Lupin

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Remus Lupin
Played By Jared Padalecki LJ account _teenwolf Hometown Current Year Seventh Hogwarts House Gryffindor Favorite Subjects Defense against the Dark arts, Charms.. Worst Subjects Potions spellbind_ing

Contents 1 Character Name 1.1 Personality 1.2 Physical Description 1.3 History 2 School 2.1 Classes 3 Astrology

Character Name

• Name: Remus Lupin
• Bloodine: Half-blood
• Birthplace:
• Class: Lower-middle
• Year: 7th
• House: Gryffindor
• Wand:

Personality

Remus is a quiet soul, who could spend hours reading. He prefers to, actually. Excelling in most classes, save for Potions. He's very closed towards people, even to friends when times are rough for him. However he is friendly to everyone, unless you've crossed him the wrong way before or it's near The Full Moon. Normally it's best for him to stay clear of people around then, when the temper comes out.

A naturally careful and thoughtful person. Also tends to be a bit more on the sensitive side - but rarely will he show it to anyone but his closest friends.

Physical Description

A tall being, about 5'10" who's robes often hang lose on his slender frame. He has an ill look about him most of the time, pale, dark circles under his eyes due to his condition. Occasionally a scar or two. His eyes are a clear gray and stand out against his face and brown hair curls past his ears. Many consider him odd due to his appearance.

History

School

Classes

• Class 1
• Class 2

(However many you want)

Astrology

• Birthday: March 10, 1960
• Sign: While not the bravest of Gryffindors, the Gryffindor Pisces still exhibits a quiet courage. They aren't afraid to face painful truths, if there really is no way of escaping them. These Gryffindors are deeply compassionate, and full of emotional strength, often becoming the unofficial counselors in the common room who everybody runs to for advice. They are romantic to an extreme; their minds are stuffed full of fairy tales, myths, and legends. They often spend more time daydreaming than doing their homework, to the vexation of their professors. Still, their daydreams do sometimes produce uncanny insights.