Player Name: Madpanda<br/>Character name: Vincent DeWithers<br/>Character Sex: Male<br/>Character age: 17ish<br/>Position: Student<br/>House: Slytherin Prefect<br/><br/>sexual limits: site<br/><br/>turn ons: intelligence, craftiness, redheads with nice curves, subtle submissives.<br/>turn offs: aggressive or bossy girls, stuck-up 'good' girls<br/>sexual preference: straight<br/>Dom/sub: Dom...but you have to talk him into it.<br/><br/>Strengths: Mind like a razor-edged knife.  Good at quiet, subtle spellcasting.  Schemes in his sleep.<br/>Weakness: Emotionally distant.  Helpless on a broom.  Not much good with animals (other than Reggie).<br/><br/>top 3 fantasies:<br/>The least interesting: sneaking a girl into his dorm room and having sex right under the prefects' noses.<br/>Second most interesting: being seduced by a pretty classmate or faculty member who brings her younger girlfriend along to 'help'.<br/>And the deepest, darkest desire of his heart: getting to dominate and abuse the hell ouf of some of those stuck-up pure-blood girls...<br/><br/>Physical description: Lanky (about five-eleven and 145 pounds), unruly black hair, grey eyes, narrow face, sharp features.<br/><br/>Nonphysical description:<br/>Personality--Vincent's still water runs deep.  Having survived several years at Hogwarts with the 'pure-bloods' in the ascendant, he's gotten very good at keeping his thoughts and feelings hidden.  When in doubt, he'll shut up...or go very, very polite.  He's just as emotional as anyone else--he just isn't very expressive.  There is one exception--the easiest way to get him to talk, a lot, cheerfully, is to ask him about his 'hobby'...a muggle game called 'Diplomacy'.<br/><br/>Quirks--dry sense of humor, wears glasses (that he doesn't need), converses with his cat as if it was both more real and more intelligent than most humans.<br/><br/>Familiar:<br/>Cat...small tortie calico, named Regina (answers to Reggie)<br/><br/>History:<br/>What they have been like in the school up until this point:  Vincent is usually regarded as a quietly competent young scholar--not the sort of stellar performer that, say, Hermione Granger will be in a few years time, but good enough to qualify as an Auror if he doesn't screw up.  He is otherwise overlooked by his instructors, which is just the way he likes it.  He generally follows the rules as closely as possible, no unauthorized magic or sneaking around after hours for Vincent!  He's a good boy...but not neurotically eager to lick boots and polish apples.<br/><br/>Family quirks:<br/>His family is strictly middle-class and muggle to the core.  They think he's won a scholarship to some peculiar private institution of advanced learning (which is true).  They ask him no questions, he tells them no lies.  They are not particularly close.  His parents are rather dull people, content with their lot in life and not particularly interested in the wider world.<br/><br/>Status--middle class, muggle-born<br/><br/>Anything the school population should already know or could with little work:<br/>Vincent has fallen under suspicion a few times already.  There was a hearing when he was still a second-year student: he was thought to have improperly enchanted his parents to ignore any and all mention of magic.  The Ministry investigated.  After a brief flurry of media attention, they determined that his parents were simply utterly, completely boring, tedious, and mundane people who just happened to have a son who became a wizard.  This may explain his careful avoidance of the limelight.<br/><br/>He was accused of being involved with some nasty practical jokes over the past two years, but the matter was dropped due to lack of evidence.  His accusers were outspoken pure-bloods who had fallen victim to one such joke...hardly impartial witnesses.  He's withdrawn into his studies even more as a result.<br/><br/>He also has a peculiar hobby: he plays a muggle game called Diplomacy by post.  He isn't very good at it, but he seems to enjoy it greatly even when he loses.  At any given time he's got two or three games going on, and writing letters to his opponents takes up what little free time he allows himself.  This is one of the very, very few topics he will discuss animatedly...at length.<br/><br/>Anything the school should specifically not know about the student (make sure to state they shouldn’t know):<br/>Vincent is a bad, sad, angry boy.  Once in a while, he stops getting quietly angry and starts getting even, having an overdeveloped sense of premeditated and retro-active self-defense.  His usual targets are those who are otherwise untouchable: people of high status, or whose family connections render them less likely to be taken to task for wrong-doing.  In other words, potential Death Eaters.<br/><br/>Some of the more vicious pranks that targeted 'purebloods' last year were his work.  He is suspected of having nearly killed a couple of the more outspoken anti-muggle members of another house...but nothing has ever been proven, and since You-Know-Who's death he's put all his worst plans on permanent hold.  He has always been careful to make sure his schemes are more embarrassing than dangerous (he wants his foes broken, not dead), but things got out of hand.  This year, he's being extra cautious so as to avoid crossing that line again.