Lily J. Evans

“Not only was she a singularly gifted witch, she was also an uncommonly kind woman."

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LILY EVANS

22 who works as a AUROR (TRAINING PROGAM). They are a MUGGLE-BORN who currently sides with the ORDER.  Their pronouns are SHE/HER and look like SOPHIE SKELETON.

ABOUT THE CHARACTER

Personality

Lily Evans has always tried her best, in every aspect of her life. She has always pushed herself towards being an accomplished student, a good daughter, and a loyal friend. Even though life has already dealt her a number of serious blows, she keeps trying. It’s just in her nature.

Inside of the classroom, she showed herself to be a responsible, talented and high-achieving student, which was proven to be true when she was chosen to be a Prefect by her Head of House, and Head Girl by her Headmaster. She excels in Charms and Transfiguration, and also has a knack for Potions, which Professor Slughorn has described as an instinctual understanding. Lily isn’t so sure about that, but it’s better than Divination. As determined as she was in her studies, it sometimes led to her feeling burnt out, wondering if she should just drop out of Hogwarts and work in her mum’s bakery instead. Those thoughts never lasted long, though, as Lily has entered into the training programme for Aurors (and she has burned far too many cakes to be allowed near her mum’s oven again).

Outside of the classroom, Lily is known for being a vivacious, friendly and loyal person. She has always been the type of person to smile at someone who she doesn’t know, or to volunteer herself for a task that nobody else wants to do. She is loyal to a fault, and will do whatever she can to support her friends, even if that meant helping them pack their suitcases half an hour before the train was supposed to leave or help them cram the night before a test. She always knows what to say and never misses a beat when retaliating with comebacks in her arguments, which she jokes is just the fiery colour of her hair coming through in her personality.

But even though she has a sharp tongue and has no problem in standing up to others when she feels that she needs to, Lily is still the type of person who wants to give others a second chance. With all that is wrong in the world, she wants to see the best in people, even when they have made mistakes in the past. She can be stubborn with this belief at times, wanting to protect herself from getting hurt again, but she will give someone a second chance if she thinks that they deserve one.  At the end of the day, she has sound moral principles, and chooses to stand by them regardless of the cost, because she knows that she would find it too difficult to look at herself in the mirror if she didn’t.

School

They went to HOGWARTS and belong in GRYFFINDOR. • Hogwarts House: Gryffindor • Roles: Prefect, Head Girl • Activities: Slugclub, Tutor • Strengths: Potions, Charms, Transfiguration • Weaknesses: Divination, Flying

Bio

Born in Cokeworth, England, Lily Evans was the youngest daughter of her Muggle parents, William and Rose Evans. The Evans weren’t an extremely wealthy family, but Lily had enjoyed a comfortable childhood alongside her older sister, Petunia, with whom she was quite close to during those years.

Lily’s world was forever changed when she was nine years old, and met a young boy from Spinner’s End. Severus Snape, or Sev, as she called him. He had been the person who told her that she was a witch, and taught her all he knew about the wizarding world before she had even received her letter. It should have been a time in her childhood that she remembered fondly, but these new abilities and her friendship with Severus strained Lily’s relationship with her sister, to such an extent that it never truly recovered.

As did all magical children, Lily received her Hogwarts letter on her 11th birthday, much to the joy of her parents. They accompanied her to Diagon Alley to buy her school supplies, where she couldn’t contain her delight at getting her wand in Ollivanders’, even though it had taken a while to figure out how the different currency worked there.

The following school year, Lily started her attendance at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She met other students on the train and on the way to the Great Hall, where she was sorted into Gryffindor House, and went on to share a dormitory with four other Gryffindors; Mary, Marlene, Dorcas and Alice.

It hadn’t taken long for Lily to make her mark in Hogwarts, both inside and outside of the classroom. She found it surprisingly easy to make friends with the other students in her year, and became quite skilled at Charms and Transfiguration. As the months went by, she also displayed a proficiency for Potions, which eventually led to Professor Slughorn inviting her to join his Slug Club in fourth-year. She excelled in her studies, to such an extent that she was given the role of Prefect and Head Girl.

With her grades, Lily knew she would have options when she graduated from Hogwarts. There were so many opportunities, both in the Wizarding World and the Muggle World. But she knew that, with the rumours of Death Eaters taking a stand against the ever-changing world and whispers of Dumbledore planning to fight back against them, that she wanted to take a stand and fight for what’s right. Which led her to enrolling in the Auror training programme, watching the developments with a close eye so that she might be ready to step up when called upon.

Wanted Connections

Roommates: One or more friendships that started out as just living together in Hogwarts but developed into a deeper bond of friendship through shared experiences and conversation in their school years.

Classmates: People who she attended Hogwarts with and maintained a connection with after graduating from the school.

Snippets from canon and admins

Lily and Snape’s relationship happens as in canon, even the mudblood incident.

Lily is currently TAKEN and played by AISLING.

[mrauderprongs]

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“A little bit of both, I think,” she answered, smiling up at him as he approached the table. Some things never changed, it seemed, at least when it came to the two of them. She much preferred it that way, as it seemed that there was too much changing too quickly these days. She almost missed the simplicity of their school days, when their biggest worries were the N.E.W.T. exams and not, well, everything that was happening now. 

“It’s a wonder any of your matches ever start on time,” she teased, taking a sip from her coffee as she settled back against the chair. Though, at least from what she had heard, he wouldn’t have had a problem in catching up with the scoreboard. Even though she didn’t follow it with as much passion as others did, she could understand that he was talented at the sport. 

“So, how have you been?” she asked, setting her coffee cup down on the table. She didn’t doubt that he was busy, especially with all that was happening behind closed doors. It was part of the reason why she had felt relieved when he agreed to meet with her for coffee, as it was getting trickier to find time to meet with friends.

James chuckled at the statement, “Of course, you needed to make sure you bested me yet once more.” he teased, remembering their little rivalry at school, where life seemed much simpler than it was now. Between work and the imminent war there seemed to be too much going around than simply growing up and getting busy. 

“I do get to matches on time, they lock me in the field since the day before so I won’t be missed.” he joked, ordering a beer to start and see if they could stay a little longer for dinner. 

“Haven’t you read? I got arrested for missing the census.” he added begrudgingly, he disliked the idea that for a simple census he almost lost his career. “That is actually why I was late, I’m sorry about it.”

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Lily laughed softly at his jokes as she wrapped her fingers around her coffee cup. Despite all of the years they spent pitted against each other, he was still one of the few people who could make her laugh so easily, especially with everything that was happening. At least, since he had gotten a real sense of humour. “I’m sure they’d have to. They wouldn’t stand a chance without their star player,” she teased, taking another sip from her coffee. 

She tilted her head in response to what he said about the census, frowning slightly. It must have slipped through the cracks, as she hadn’t heard anything about it until now. “You didn’t? Why not?” She asked, knowing that they weren’t really giving people a choice about it. Even James Potter couldn’t evade the Ministry for that long, even with all the years of practice he had with avoiding Filch during his pranks. “I... Is everything sorted now?”

[mrauderprongs]

@shut-up-potter​

James knew his name would be in most social media by now, and not with the good kind of publicity. He had managed to talk to the team’s advisor and to his coach and assured him that everything was okay; in spite of what Skeeter might comment, but it wasn’t as simple as just smoothing things over with the people who knew how clueless he was. 

The coach and other legal team members had to talk and meet and figure out what the next step in his career was, and James was feeling particularly down at the moment. But he had promised Lily to catch up, and he tried to show his good face, he hadn’t lost his contract yet, right? So he needed to suck it up and be there for his friend.

He arrived at the table, where she was sitting already and sighed, smiling sheepishly. “Am I still late to every one of our meetings? Or are you extremely early?”

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“A little bit of both, I think,” she answered, smiling up at him as he approached the table. Some things never changed, it seemed, at least when it came to the two of them. She much preferred it that way, as it seemed that there was too much changing too quickly these days. She almost missed the simplicity of their school days, when their biggest worries were the N.E.W.T. exams and not, well, everything that was happening now. 

“It’s a wonder any of your matches ever start on time,” she teased, taking a sip from her coffee as she settled back against the chair. Though, at least from what she had heard, he wouldn’t have had a problem in catching up with the scoreboard. Even though she didn’t follow it with as much passion as others did, she could understand that he was talented at the sport. 

“So, how have you been?” she asked, setting her coffee cup down on the table. She didn’t doubt that he was busy, especially with all that was happening behind closed doors. It was part of the reason why she had felt relieved when he agreed to meet with her for coffee, as it was getting trickier to find time to meet with friends.

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Old Friends, New Beginnings

When: Noon Where: Café Who: Lily & Open 

It had been a few days since the census, and although nothing had changed on the surface, Lily knew that things were different. The Ministry now had a list with the details of every Muggle-Born in the Wizarding World, and their families, and it was only a matter of time before the wrong person would get access to it. It was a lot to deal with, but she knew that she could count on her friends during hard times. 

Seeing some familiar faces that day in Hogsmeade had brought up a lot of old memories, and that was exactly the push that Lily needed to reach out to her old friends. She waited at a table by the window in the local café with a warm drink in her hands, glancing down at her watch to check the time. She was starting to feel a little nervous when she heard the chimes above the door ring as it was opened, and a familiar face came walking in. 

“You know, I wasn’t sure if you would come or not,” she admitted, watching as they took a seat at the table. She had been a little too busy since graduation, and hadn’t made as much time for those she cared about as she should have. “It’s good to see you.”

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There was a slight nod of her head as sat across from Lily, on high alert despite her best attempts. Her mother wouldn’t approve and the last thing she needed to do was upset her mother. “I said that I’d join you.” A small smile trying to cross her features as she did her best to calm herself. Adira was out of town on business which meant that she was free to take a breath and enjoy being in the company of one of her friends. “It’s good to see you.” She acknowledges before allowing her mind to be put at ease. She’d needed to get away from her family, she’d needed to get away from work, she’d needed to get away from her duties. This was a welcome break.

“I hope that I didn’t keep you waiting long. I was stuck finishing up some work at the Ministry and lost track of time.” Marlene explains as she stops talking only to order a drink from the waitress who comes over, questioning what she’d like. Her attention is back on Lily in a flash. “How have things been for you at work?” No doubt just as busy as herself given the whole mess with the census and everything else.

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Lily managed a small smile as she nodded across at her friend, knowing that her own nerves had just gotten the better of her. She should never have doubted that Marlene would show up, because she was always there when Lily needed her the most, regardless of whatever else was happening around them. She nodded in understanding and waited as Marlene gave her order to the waitress before replying.

“You know me, I have a tendency to arrive earlier than I should,” she lightly joked, taking another sip from her coffee as she nodded. It was a habit she still hadn’t managed to shake yet, especially when she was nervous. “Work has been... well, I’m sure you can imagine. Everything has felt a little tense since the census was taken. I thought that seeing a friendly face might do both of us some good throughout all of this.” 

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where: auror break room who: Alice and @shut-up-potter​

When Alice first arrived at Hogwarts, the way the older Hufflepuffs took her under their wings, showing her the ropes and answering her questions, was life changing for her. As she got older, she made a point of doing the same for her younger housemates, and the habit hadn’t ended when she graduated from school. Now as an auror, Alice considered it even more important to act as a mentor for her younger coworkers. She liked to keep an eye out for those she felt had special potential, but maybe needed extra guidance. Those were the people Alice worked to help along. Her favorite trainee at the moment was Lily Evans, a brilliant young woman with a sharp mind and a warm heart. It was a combination Alice believed the auror department was severely lacking and she wanted to make sure that Lily didn’t lose it. 

It had been a few weeks since Alice had found the opportunity to check in with Lily, so she decided to make a concerted effort to catch up with the red haired witch, arranging for them to spend their lunch breaks together. Alice was particularly eager to hear Lily’s thoughts on the census, despite coming from drastically different backgrounds Alice felt like she and Lily thought quite similarly and she wanted to know if Lily saw the census the same way she did. Once they were settled in a more remote corner of the break room, Alice broached the subject. “So, did you work the census event last weekend?”

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“I wasn’t on the clock, but I stuck around the village for a while,” she explained, giving the witch a small smile as she glanced across the break room.  There wasn’t anybody within earshot of them, and she trusted Alice, but she knew better than to let her guard down entirely. Not everyone in the Ministry, or even her own Department, were as welcoming as she thought they would be. It hadn’t been a huge shock; she was used to dealing with hateful comments and remarks from others, but it made her that much more grateful to have Alice as a mentor. 

The older witch had taken Lily under her wing not long after she had joined the programme, and was always there to lend an ear, offer some advice or answer her questions. She made it all that much easier, and Lily couldn’t have found a better mentor to learn from during her time in the training programme. At some point along the way, they had become good friends. 

Lily took another sip from her coffee before she continued. “I know that nothing has really changed, but it feels different now. Having that kind of information out there... it’s unsettling, to say the least,” she admitted, looking across at the dark-haired witch. They usually saw eye-to-eye on most matters within the Ministry, so she wasn’t worried about sharing her thoughts with her.

[shut-up-potter]

Old Friends, New Beginnings

When: Noon Where: Café Who: Lily & Open 

It had been a few days since the census, and although nothing had changed on the surface, Lily knew that things were different. The Ministry now had a list with the details of every Muggle-Born in the Wizarding World, and their families, and it was only a matter of time before the wrong person would get access to it. It was a lot to deal with, but she knew that she could count on her friends during hard times. 

Seeing some familiar faces that day in Hogsmeade had brought up a lot of old memories, and that was exactly the push that Lily needed to reach out to her old friends. She waited at a table by the window in the local café with a warm drink in her hands, glancing down at her watch to check the time. She was starting to feel a little nervous when she heard the chimes above the door ring as it was opened, and a familiar face came walking in. 

“You know, I wasn’t sure if you would come or not,” she admitted, watching as they took a seat at the table. She had been a little too busy since graduation, and hadn’t made as much time for those she cared about as she should have. “It’s good to see you.”

[shutup-potter]

The Day of the Census

When: Evening Where: Hogsmeade Village Who: Lily & Open

As harmless as the invitation from the Minister portrayed it to be, Lily couldn’t shake the feeling that the census seemed like a perfect way to gather information, only for it to later fall into the wrong hands. She didn’t want to imagine the consequences of the wrong person having access to a list of every Muggle-Born in the Wizarding World. But with the mandatory attendance for employees, and the underlying threat following it, Lily felt as though she had no other choice than to visit the village and register herself for the census. It would happen one way or another.

Lily glanced around her surroundings as she entered the village, hit almost instantly with waves of nostalgia as memories from her years at Hogwarts came flooding back. The excitement of visiting the village for the first time, grabbing a Butterbeer in the Three Broomsticks with her friends, keeping an eye on the pranksters coming from Zonko’s. Somehow, it seemed like it had only been yesterday when she was last there, but equally felt as though it had been much longer.

She shook the thoughts from her head as she continued down the path, winding her way along between the crowds of people. She could see ahead to where the Ministry of Magic’s table was set-up, and swiftly decided to avoid it for the time being, heading in the opposite direction instead. The gnawing feeling that she had upon reading the invitation hadn’t eased at all, so she would leave registration until the end of her visit. There were plenty of other wizards and witches around to keep them busy in the meantime. For the time being, Lily walked down the path and took a look around at the other tables, wondering if she would spot any familiar faces in the crowds.

[theenchantedquillmagazine]

Sirius shared Lily’s reasons for her vigilance at the census. To him, it was clear why the Ministry called to collect the data of its citizens- it was power, leverage. With the intelligence of every Wiz citizen, they had the power in their grips. Sirius could envision plenty of schemes forming from the census, assisting the supremacists with the material about blood traitors and Muggleborns.

He had been in the village for a while today, varying between friends who shared his scepticism. Hanging out with them in Hogsmeade had only reinforced the ambience of sentimentality that had struck him upon showing up. It was just like old times when everything was more uncomplicated. Upon identifying Lily perusing the stands, the swell of nostalgia strengthened. She had been a vital part of his school years - the same year, house, and key member of his friend group.

“Hey,” Sirius acknowledged as he lounged up to her, hands in the pockets of his leather jacket, shoulders welded tight. He had dodged having to list this far and aimed to keep it that way - let them track him down and put the work in. He grinned at Lily. “See anything fun?”

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Lily continued her stroll around the various stands, hoping to find something that would catch her eye. Her mum’s birthday would be coming up soon, and she could at least try to let some good come out of the day by finding her a gift at one of the stalls. At the very least, it would take her mind off of registration for the time being.

There seemed to be nothing of interest to her there, at least up until the moment when she heard the familiar voice from the man approaching her. She would have been a fool not to recognise who it was, after all of the time that they had spent together in Hogwarts, both inside and outside of the classroom. The leather jacket was a dead give-away in and of itself anyways.

“You tell me, you’re usually one of the first to know about those sorts of things,” she replied as she glanced over her shoulder at him, unable to hold back the smile that she had for her old friend. It had been a little too long for her liking since she had seen him last. “It’s good to see you, Sirius.”

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The Day of the Census

When: Evening Where: Hogsmeade Village Who: Lily & Open

As harmless as the invitation from the Minister portrayed it to be, Lily couldn’t shake the feeling that the census seemed like a perfect way to gather information, only for it to later fall into the wrong hands. She didn’t want to imagine the consequences of the wrong person having access to a list of every Muggle-Born in the Wizarding World. But with the mandatory attendance for employees, and the underlying threat following it, Lily felt as though she had no other choice than to visit the village and register herself for the census. It would happen one way or another.

Lily glanced around her surroundings as she entered the village, hit almost instantly with waves of nostalgia as memories from her years at Hogwarts came flooding back. The excitement of visiting the village for the first time, grabbing a Butterbeer in the Three Broomsticks with her friends, keeping an eye on the pranksters coming from Zonko’s. Somehow, it seemed like it had only been yesterday when she was last there, but equally felt as though it had been much longer.

She shook the thoughts from her head as she continued down the path, winding her way along between the crowds of people. She could see ahead to where the Ministry of Magic’s table was set-up, and swiftly decided to avoid it for the time being, heading in the opposite direction instead. The gnawing feeling that she had upon reading the invitation hadn’t eased at all, so she would leave registration until the end of her visit. There were plenty of other wizards and witches around to keep them busy in the meantime. For the time being, Lily walked down the path and took a look around at the other tables, wondering if she would spot any familiar faces in the crowds.

[shut-up-potter]

Through the Streets of London

When: Evening Where: London City Who: Lily & Open

Lily rolled her neck as she walked down the cobbled pavement, hoping that it would loosen out and release some of the tension in her body. Right now, after a long day of Auror training, a warm shower seemed like the most perfect thing in the world to her. After an exhausting three years, she was almost at the end of the training programme, and was under no illusions that it would become any easier from this point onwards. But she had never been the type of person to back down from a challenge.

It might have just been the lingering effects of the long day that she had, but as Lily headed down the alley, she just couldn’t shake the feeling that someone was watching her. She slowed her pace as she looked around her, ready to pull out her wand at a moment’s notice if she needed to. “You know, if you wanted to talk to me, then you could have just sent a letter.”

[shut-up-potter]

Wanted Connections

ride-or-die/ best friend: the one person who Lily could reach out to without hesitation for the purpose of grabbing a Butterbeer or asking for help with hiding a body. Most likely friends throughout their years at Hogwarts, but stayed in regular contact even though they went their separate ways after graduation.

close friends: they could have been close during their years at Hogwarts together, whether that friendship was formed through sharing a dormitory or staying late in the library studying for exams; or it could be a bond that was formed after she left Hogwarts, through the struggles of Auror training, finding an apartment, or dealing with her family life.

mentor: an Auror who takes Lily under their guidance throughout her time in the training programme. If Lily were to reach out to someone to help her make it through the programme, this would be that person, as she might look on them as a kind of surrogate sibling.

the one that got away: someone who Lily had been either in a relationship with or on the verge of being in a relationship with, but they both had their own reasons as to why it didn’t work out between them before they graduated and fell out of touch.

old classmates: people who Lily had spent considerable amounts of time with during their years at Hogwarts, whether that was in the classroom, on Prefect patrols, or at Slug Club meetings.

former friend: someone who Lily had been friends with for years, but the increasing tensions with blood politics in their final years at Hogwarts was enough to drive the pair apart and ruin their friendship.

[shut-up-potter]

THEY SAY BEFORE YOU START A WAR, YOU BETTER KNOW WHAT YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR.

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Introduction

False Destinies

22 years old and works as an Auror (Training Programme). She is a Muggle-Born who currently sides with the Order.  Her pronouns are she/her and she looks like Sophie Skelton.

Personality

Lily Evans has always tried her best, in every aspect of her life. She has always pushed herself towards being an accomplished student, a good daughter, and a loyal friend. Even though life has already dealt her a number of serious blows, she keeps trying. It’s just in her nature.

Inside of the classroom, she showed herself to be a responsible, talented and high-achieving student, which was proven to be true when she was chosen to be a Prefect by her Head of House, and Head Girl by her Headmaster. She excels in Charms and Transfiguration, and also has a knack for Potions, which Professor Slughorn has described as an instinctual understanding. Lily isn’t so sure about that, but it’s better than Divination. As determined as she was in her studies, it sometimes led to her feeling burnt out, wondering if she should just drop out of Hogwarts and work in her mum’s bakery instead. Those thoughts never lasted long, though, as Lily has entered into the training programme for Aurors (and she has burned far too many cakes to be allowed near her mum’s oven again).

Outside of the classroom, Lily is known for being a vivacious, friendly and loyal person. She has always been the type of person to smile at someone who she doesn’t know, or to volunteer herself for a task that nobody else wants to do. She is loyal to a fault, and will do whatever she can to support her friends, even if that meant helping them pack their suitcases half an hour before the train was supposed to leave or help them cram the night before a test. She always knows what to say and never misses a beat when retaliating with comebacks in her arguments, which she jokes is just the fiery colour of her hair coming through in her personality.

But even though she has a sharp tongue and has no problem in standing up to others when she feels that she needs to, Lily is still the type of person who wants to give others a second chance. With all that is wrong in the world, she wants to see the best in people, even when they have made mistakes in the past. She can be stubborn with this belief at times, wanting to protect herself from getting hurt again, but she will give someone a second chance if she thinks that they deserve one.  At the end of the day, she has sound moral principles, and chooses to stand by them regardless of the cost, because she knows that she would find it too difficult to look at herself in the mirror if she didn’t.

School

Lily attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and was a member of Gryffindor House.  Roles: Prefect, Head Girl Strengths: Potions, Charms, Transfiguration Weaknesses: Divination, Flying Activities: Slug Club, Tutor, Potions Club

Biography

Born in Cokeworth, England, Lily Evans was the youngest daughter of her Muggle parents, William and Rose Evans. The Evans weren’t an extremely wealthy family, but Lily had enjoyed a comfortable childhood alongside her older sister, Petunia, with whom she was quite close to during those years.

Lily’s world was forever changed when she was nine years old, and met a young boy from Spinner’s End. Severus Snape, or Sev, as she called him. He had been the person who told her that she was a witch, and taught her all he knew about the wizarding world before she had even received her letter. It should have been a time in her childhood that she remembered fondly, but these new abilities and her friendship with Severus strained Lily’s relationship with her sister, to such an extent that it never truly recovered.

As did all magical children, Lily received her Hogwarts letter on her 11th birthday, much to the joy of her parents. They accompanied her to Diagon Alley to buy her school supplies, where she couldn’t contain her delight at getting her wand in Ollivanders’, even though it had taken a while to figure out how the different currency worked there.

The following school year, Lily started her attendance at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She met other students on the train and on the way to the Great Hall, where she was sorted into Gryffindor House, and went on to share a dormitory with four other Gryffindors; Mary, Marlene, Dorcas and Alice.

It hadn’t taken long for Lily to make her mark in Hogwarts, both inside and outside of the classroom. She found it surprisingly easy to make friends with the other students in her year, and became quite skilled at Charms and Transfiguration. As the months went by, she also displayed a proficiency for Potions, which eventually led to Professor Slughorn inviting her to join his Slug Club in fourth-year. She excelled in her studies, to such an extent that she was given the role of Prefect and Head Girl.

With her grades, Lily knew she would have options when she graduated from Hogwarts. There were so many opportunities, both in the Wizarding World and the Muggle World. But she knew that, with the rumours of Death Eaters taking a stand against the ever-changing world and whispers of Dumbledore planning to fight back against them, that she wanted to take a stand and fight for what’s right. Which led her to enrolling in the Auror training programme, watching the developments with a close eye so that she might be ready to step up when called upon.

Appearance

Standing at 5'4", Lily is a fairly pretty girl, with thick, auburn hair that falls to her shoulders, and almond-shaped, bright green eyes. During her years in Hogwarts, her uniform was usually worn with everything in the right place, except during exam seasons when she was lucky to remember to wear shoes. Since graduating, Lily still tends to dress herself in a more academic style, but at the weekends she can often be seen roaming around in the comfy sweaters that her mum buys her for Christmas, or the Liverpool scarf that her dad bought for her last birthday. She will usually wear her hair down, unless she is doing a kind of activity where it would be a nuisance if it wasn’t tied up. In her spare time, she will usually have a camera around her neck, or a pencil tucked behind her ear if she has her journal with her.

Relationships

Family:

Father: William Evans Mother: Rose Evans Sister: Petunia Evans

Friends:

Alice Lestrange ??? ??? ???

Romantic Partner:

Thoughts & Beliefs

Muggle Opinions and Blood Politics: Since she was Muggle-born and wasn’t raised amongst other witches and wizards, Lily hadn’t known about the prejudices that some wizards held towards Muggles and Muggle-borns until she had met Severus. He had assured her that being Muggle-born didn’t make a difference, even if he had since changed his opinions on the matter. So, it comes as no surprise that she doesn’t hold any of those prejudices, as she was raised in a loving home and couldn’t have asked for better parents, She has witnessed the harm that such opinions can cause first-hand since entering the Wizarding World, and does her best to prevent it from happening to others. She adores Muggle technology, and doesn’t know what she would do without it.

Religion:  Lily was raised as a follower of the Christian religion and attended church weekly with her family when she was a child. Now, she would hardly be considered devout, as the only prayers in her mind were the ones that she sent to the universe to help her do well in her exams. She will still go to church with her family when she is at home during the breaks, but the only time that she ever really looks forward to going is around Christmastime.