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I'm hoping this doesn't already exist as such within the site.
I have been keen to get back into roleplaying, and a month back, I found myself inspired by the idea of a brownies/girl scouts style group for young witches. I am still working on the details of this idea, but before I go too much further, I wanted to check who was interested.
Violetta Crouch is a herbalist living in New Zealand, though her life has never felt very full. She has always longed for a child, but she has never found the time or appropriate company. This is why she has come to the decision to start a group for witches aged between seven and eleven. (Basically, it's like a stepping stone between their powers first showing, and their attendance at Hogwarts). The Little Witches' main role is to help educate young witches in not only the odd thing about the wizarding world, but also how to behave appropriately around muggles, and the impact they could have on the muggle world. They would go on the odd weekend trips away, meet once a month at the meeting spot, and get to know the world around them in all its beauty. It would also be a great way to meet new friends! Squibs are allowed to join, as they are from magical families, and the actual meetings would not contain the learning or practicing of magic. It would simply be tending to plants (safe ones, obviously), learning about the world, asking questions, and debating the odd thing, here and there. It would be very safe for the children, and a good way to ease them into their wizarding life.
If anyone is interested in being a part of this group, please fill out the following form and either PM it or post it in response, here. It will start at some point during 2031, though I am unsure as to when. You will receive a PM notification around the time it is due to start. Although, new people can sign up whenever if they PM me.
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If anyone has a male character interested in starting a male equivalent, maybe we could work something out?
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I have been keen to get back into roleplaying, and a month back, I found myself inspired by the idea of a brownies/girl scouts style group for young witches. I am still working on the details of this idea, but before I go too much further, I wanted to check who was interested.
Violetta Crouch is a herbalist living in New Zealand, though her life has never felt very full. She has always longed for a child, but she has never found the time or appropriate company. This is why she has come to the decision to start a group for witches aged between seven and eleven. (Basically, it's like a stepping stone between their powers first showing, and their attendance at Hogwarts). The Little Witches' main role is to help educate young witches in not only the odd thing about the wizarding world, but also how to behave appropriately around muggles, and the impact they could have on the muggle world. They would go on the odd weekend trips away, meet once a month at the meeting spot, and get to know the world around them in all its beauty. It would also be a great way to meet new friends! Squibs are allowed to join, as they are from magical families, and the actual meetings would not contain the learning or practicing of magic. It would simply be tending to plants (safe ones, obviously), learning about the world, asking questions, and debating the odd thing, here and there. It would be very safe for the children, and a good way to ease them into their wizarding life.
If anyone is interested in being a part of this group, please fill out the following form and either PM it or post it in response, here. It will start at some point during 2031, though I am unsure as to when. You will receive a PM notification around the time it is due to start. Although, new people can sign up whenever if they PM me.
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If anyone has a male character interested in starting a male equivalent, maybe we could work something out?
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She also got high marks in Astronomy, if that helps 
