Recent content by Audrey Beauchamp

Audrey dived into a chair as she was halfway through an awkward dance step, looking up at Professor Kaster with a gasp as if to imply horror at the idea she'd do the wrong thing. Despite, you know, being the one who suggested it.

Audrey scoffed, looking back at Teddy and giving him a once-over, trying to affect a look of being nonplussed. Unfortunately, Audrey was not much of an actress and couldn't help but give an impish grin instead. "Why, Pirrip, I'm ever so insulted that you would suggest such a thing!" She turned...

Audrey Beauchamp with Loki Styx

Prudence (Audrey) Beauchamp Beater

Prudence (Audrey) Beauchamp Ravenclaw Fifth Year

Prudence (Audrey) Beauchamp Ravenclaw Fifth Year

Prudence (Audrey) Beauchamp Ravenclaw Fifth Year Vice President

Prudence Beauchamp Ravenclaw ((legal first name and all))

Audrey shook her head, putting her hands on her hips as she walked. "Come on, girls!" she yelled, taking her hands off her hips to give a couple of claps of punctuation. "We can't let the boys beat us, can we?" She was about to suggest shoulder charging the boys if they had to, but happened to...

No way was Audrey going to get eliminated so quickly. She practically leapt onto the nearest chair, almost knocking it over in her haste.

Audrey sauntered around the chairs, not super fast, but not super slow - she was still counting on her sheer size being something of an advantage. Sure, she wasn't huge, but she was more physically imposing than a lot of the other students, mostly because there were so many first and second...

Audrey needed a win. Dueling had been a disaster, again, and she'd tried her heart out in Quidditch to no avail. She really needed something right now, and if she had to physically throw smaller students out of her way to get it then so be it. But it wasn't just for her pride, it was for Heta as...

I dont mind it as Ignatius but he hates his team for the most part so their opinions don't bother him as much :r

Audrey stared blankly ahead in utter disbelief. Gryffindor had the snitch. She'd played the single best game of her life and that just hadn't been good enough. If she hadn't hesitated, she could have forced Gryffindor to make another substitution. She could vaguely hear the buzz of Gryffindor...

Audrey paused to take stock and roll her shoulders, debating whether to keep targeting the seeker or try and hamper the beaters to give Lilith an much time as was reasonable to find the snitch.