hoiharry Posted January 30, 2011 Posted January 30, 2011 (edited) Odium Oppertium Odium Oppertium, was born in 1747 in a rich family in the south of England. While growing up, his interrest in the Dark Magic became a true obssession. Once he turned 34, he obtained his post in the WizenGamot. In 1785, The High Law admitted the Magical Wizarding Decree n°4896 that Allowed Witches to reach high Functions on the Ministry, including the right to become Minister for Magic. Following that Law, three years Later, the first Female Minister for Magic was chosen in 1798 : Artemisia Lufkin. Odium Opertium, a pure Witch hater, tried desperatly to stop this, in his opinion : "Scandelous Political error". During Lufkin's life, Opertium tried several times to get her Banned or even Killed. During an edition of the TriWizard Tournement, Opertium freed a Dragon ; Hoping that she got fired. That attempt failed and Following that Incident, Opertium was banned of the WizenGamot and sent to Azkaban for Attempt to Murder and several corruption cases. He died somewhere between 1801 en 1803, the precise date is unknown because the Dementors found his corpse several months after his Death. Theonly thing that rested was his rotten skeleton. Edited January 30, 2011 by hoiharry
Don Cristo Posted January 30, 2011 Posted January 30, 2011 Bruce "Dummy" Bell Meet Bruce Bell, member of the Flight Test Squad, here wearing his work outfit. His job is to try new broomsticks before they can be released on the market. His half-blood collegues call him [Flight Test] "Dummy". Although he is rather intelligent and educated, he never understood why. To tell the truth, he never paid much attention during Muggle Studies classes. A few years ago, he had the privilege of being assigned no less than the acclaimed Nimbus 2001 and Firebolt. Today's broomstick is the nice and shiny Fairy Dust. But beyond the catchy name, it turns out not to be a very reliable one. Today's lesson is: never fly a broom you don't know for the first time above a forest. Ouch, that must hurt! Bruce a few minutes before take off, posing with the Fairy Dust.
Stardusty Posted January 31, 2011 Posted January 31, 2011 Sarah Crowler Sarah Crowler was born December 12th in 1911 in Devon, England. Her father was killed when she was 15 years old and her mother died when she was 2 years old. She was a very good student in Hogwarts and considered to be one of the witches that will make huge success (spelling? ). Bathilda Bagshot was one of her friends during her education, but after finishing school she has decided to revenge to the person who killed her father (Adam Sterling). He (Adam Sterling) was found dead in one swamp near London. After she has killed a person, she decided to move away from the city. She has started a new life in cottage almost destroyed during World War I. Soon, it became her home. She has decorated to look like house in which she lived in during the childhood. House was already camouflaged and looked like stone covered with plants so she wasn't afraid of finding her. Her pet was nice little cat. After murdering Adam Sterling no one ever heard anything about her. I am sorry for my bad English. I hope That there's no bigger mistakes.
SiriusTheDog Posted February 1, 2011 Posted February 1, 2011 Troilus Trilby Any Quidditch player worth the name has heard of the Trilby Twist, a death-defying spiral only made possible in the 1970s by advances in broom-enchanting charms. It's been a game-ending move in three different Quidditch World Cup semifinals, and one final, since its invention. However, sadly, its inventor is somewhat less well-known, having ended his career in a tragic accident while still working out the kinks of his now-famous maneuver whilst playing Chaser for the Newport Gwent Rooks. It's hard to fly a modern broom at a professional level with a wooden leg. Troilus Trilby didn't let it get him down, though - even before he made a real name for himself in Quidditch, he pursued a lucrative side business selling brooms of dubious provenance to starry-eyed fans, occasionally making not-necessarily-veracious claims about the brooms' makes, models, enhanced charms, previous owners, and worth on the legitimate broom market in order to seal the deal. Once his Quidditch career came to an abrupt end, Trilby went into the used and small-enchanter broom business full-time, with a special emphasis on making room in the market for the "little guy" looking to compete with Cleansweep and Nimbus on features and style, but without the large-producer clout. So what if this means Trilby's Broom Emporium has been known to sell the occasional Muggle Broom that's only enchanted to go in circles? All sales are final! And didn't old Troilus give you that outrageous Hufflepuff discount? Trilby always indulges fans who want to come by and get a moving picture in his trademark pose. "This broom was owned by a little old muggle lady who lived alone and only took it out of the cupboard once a month! Also, Viktor Krum may have ridden it twice while on vacation in Ireland." "Rent sure is expensive on Diagon Alley. I can only afford to rent out a couple windows and have to conduct my business out on the street!" Flickr full set!
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