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@rose-m-weasley
These Are My Demons || Molly & Rose
The feeling of the barely digested food coming back up her throat fueled Molly’s nausea and she continued to gag even though there was nothing left in her stomach. As someone approached her, Molly jumped, settling only slightly when she heard the familiar voice.
She hated her family seeing her sick, she hated feeling sick to begin with, it made her feel weak and if Molly Weasley II, the brightest witch of her age was anything, it was not weak. Her jaw clenched as she thought perhaps she had finally finished throwing up. She straightened up, trying to politely shrug her cousin off, “I’m fine… lunch didn’t agree with me.”
She really hoped that Molly was going to be okay. When her cousin finally stopped being sick, Rose took a deep breath to relieve herself. Throwing up was terrible and it made you feel tired, weak, and sore for the rest of the day. She was pretty convinced that throwing up was the worst feeling in the world because your stomach hurt and your throat felt as if it was on fire.
Rose raised an eyebrow as Molly shrugged her off. Taking a couple of steps back from her, she frowned when she heard that Molly's lunch didn't agree with her. "I'm sorry to hear that, Molls. Maybe you should go see the Nurse just in case? I can walk you there if you want. I don't have another class until two," she offered, trying to be as helpful as possible to her cousin. Rose definitely wasn't going to leave her cousin on her own after finding her sick.
(Smiles) Quidditch? Quidditch is going great! I can't tell you how freeing it feels to just get on my broom and fly. But classes... (Shrugs) Classes are alright, I guess. I mean... I'm just trying to stay on top of everything. I don't need any help though, I promise. I can manage just fine on my own.
How about you, Rosie Roo? How have you been doing lately?
That's wonderful to hear. I can imagine that it must be exhilarating. I love flying and letting go. And classes? [raises her eyebrows before grinning] Alright, if you need any help just let me know. Is something worrying you, Lils? How's the family?
[laughs at Lily's nickname for her] I'm great. I've just been busy with Prefect duties and studying- I haven't had much time for a social life unfortunately. At times, I tell myself that I ought to get out more, but then I stop myself and remember that I have NEWTS this year.
Ravenclaw traits, based on this (x).
These Are My Demons || Molly & Rose
Molly sat at the top of the Ravenclaw table in the Great Hall, close to the teachers table and stared down at a sandwich on her plate. It had been a while since she’d properly had a meal and the rational side of her was starting to win out. She knew she had to eat, she knew she had to source some form of energy from a place that wasn’t sustenance potions or a tonne of coffee a day.
She also knew — or thought she knew — exactly how the food would affect her body. Her stomach would grow, swell to give her a permanent rounded belly, the ham would go straight to her thighs and she would soon feel the way they chafed together like they did two years ago.
Molly didn’t want the sandwich but she knew she needed it. Taking quick bites, she practically inhaled the ham and salad sandwich in a minute or so and a moment after her last bite, she could feel her stomach protesting. Quickly moving from the table, Molly collected her things and dashed out of the Great Hall, seeking fresh air in the courtyard.
After a moment or two of deep breaths, Molly couldn’t control her stomach. She quickly fell to her knees, losing her sandwich in a bush by her side.
After eating lunch with her Defense Against the Dark Arts study group, Rose quickly parted ways with them and took the long way to head to the Library. She had spent her whole morning in classes and she was ready for some fresh air. She needed to wake up before her heading to the library. Study breaks were always necessary for anyone to keep focused.
Strolling across the open corridors of the courtyard, she lost herself in her thoughts until she noticed a familiar redhead losing her lunch. She shuddered. Rose hated throwing up. Seeing someone throw up made her feel more sick, but this time, Rose felt more worried than sick because she recognized the figure doubled over. Her blue eyes widened and she panicked.
"Molly?" asked Rose, her voice filled of worry. She dropped her book bag by the edge of the courtyard and ran towards her cousin. Taking a deep breath, she grabbed any loose strands of Molly's hair and waited until her cousin had stopped vomiting. She wasn't going to look. After Molly stopped losing her sandwich then the two of them could walk to the Hospital Wing.
Poor Molly... Poor poor thing, thought Rose as she frowned.
Rose Weasley (age 16) taken at the annual Weasley Christmas party.
Merits:
(Smiles widely and sits next to Rose) I’ve been well! I need to see you more often, Rosie! (Laughs softly) The day I say no to your baking is the day that you should admit me to St. Mungos psych ward. These remind me of summers at the Burrow.
You do! We do need to see each other more often- its been way too long since the last time we spent time together. [smiles and laughs with her cousin] Oh merlin's beard, let's hope that day never comes, Lils! Yes summer at the Burrow was always a highlight especially when Gran made all her delicious baked goods. Dad complained to her about the fact that she never made delicious sugary treats for her and Gran simply told him that her grandchildren get special treatment. [laughs] I miss those times too. So how are classes and Quidditch going for you? Need any help with any classes?
The voice brought him out of his thoughts and he looked around. All the frustration he was feeling disappeared for a moment as he saw her beaming and heading towards him. It had been too long since he’d seen Rose, one of the Weasley-Potter clan he didn’t have problems with. “Rose!” he smiled. “I’m okay. Same as usual. How are you?”
Hearing that her cousin was doing the same as ever was relieving to Rose. With the regular schedule at Hogwarts, some weeks could resemble a nightmare thanks to all the homework and exams the Professors gave them. She grinned. "That's great to hear," she added before shrugging her shoulders nonchalantly, "I'm well, just taking a break from studying. I thought I'd head down to the Quidditch Pitch for a bit to relax. Are you excited for the next Quidditch match?"
Albus sighed as he carried his stuff back towards the Castle. He’d been out practicing in the Quidditch arena but he still couldn’t get the move he wanted perfect and it was frustrating.
After spending half the morning studying, Rose decided to go on a walk to the Quidditch Pitch. The pitch was one of her favourite places to be when she was feeling stressed or just wanted to be alone for a couple of hours. On her way towards it, she saw her cousin, Albus, walking back up to the castle. "Albus!" she cried, waving to him and beaming. She hadn't seen him in a long time. "How are you?"
Character Development:
The Basics:
Full Name: Rose Molly Weasley
Age: 17
Date of Birth: November 12 2006
Nationality: British
Place of Birth: Oxford
Accent: Southern English (close to a London)
Nicknames: Rosie
Languages Spoken?: English, French (thanks to her curiosity and her persistence in bugging her Aunt Fleur to teach her it), and a little bit of German (she's trying to teach herself it, but it isn't going too well). She can read Latin.
(Wanders into the kitchen.)
Rosie! What are you doing in here?
[looks up and grins at her cousin]
Lily! It feels as if its been forever since I last saw you. How have you been? [grins] I'm just waiting for the last batch of cookies to finish up in the oven. Do you want a cookie? They're snickerdoodle cookies.
[sits in the Kitchens waiting for the cupcakes to be taken out of the oven]
Five more minutes to go and I've already finished my homework.. Now what should I do?
WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER WHEN YOU ARE IN A BAD MOOD?
Chocolate.
Lot's of chocolate.
Weasley, Rose ϟ Sixth Year ϟ Ravenclaw ϟ CLOSED
Growing up, it seemed that Rose could do no wrong. She had clearly inherited the better qualities of both of her parents – the intelligence of her mother, the loyalty of her father, both of their bravery. There was only one thing that threw off the balance, and it was discovered at quite a young age. Having always taken it upon herself to help mother Hugo when her parents were too tired or busy to do so, she learned the traits of a proper guardian at a very young age. Unfortunately for her, though, she did not learn how to deal with stubborn children that tested her impatience. It was then that she realized the damn near only bad trait she had inherited from her father’s side: Grandma Weasley’s temper.
Though considerably like her cousin, Molly, and headed in the very same direction as her as far as academic accomplishments were concerned, Rose was always surprisingly close with James and Fred. Perhaps it was the fact that they were the only ones that were able to get her to loosen up a bit or the fact that they were the ones that could talk her down when she got extremely worked up, but she never questioned it too much. This is not to say, however, that she wasn’t close with the rest of her family. Much like her parents and her other cousins, family was the most important thing to Rose and the fact that the attacks on those considered of impure blood were becoming more frequent worried her greatly.
Prepared for anything – whether it be to fight or to study or to simply hang out and relax with her cousins and brother – Rose never really gave time for much else like personal time to pamper herself or relationships. Still, in her sixth year, she knew that she wouldn’t put much effort to it because she simply saw no point to it – not with the world all seeming to go into chaos at once with schoolwork and talk of a war and the potential of losing those she loves so great. No – instead, Rose plans to spend her year training, performing Prefect duties, studying, and making sure her family is alright…though if a relationship were to crop up for her, she knew that she would hardly complain, despite the fact that she would never admit it.
Rose is portrayed by Molly Quinn.