Hannah Rosaline Jasper's Plot

Hannah Rosaline Jasper was the only child of Emmalee Isabelle Maurice Jasper and Tyler Jacob Jasper. Emmalee had been previously married having two daughters and two sons, Leta Rosalie Maurice , Lea Rosaline Maurice, Landon Richard Maurice, and Lawrence Robert Maurice Jr. When Hannah was four her half sister Leah and her half brothers were killed in a Death Eater attack, the four were only 14 and 15. The attack left Hanna emotionally scared due to the fact that she watched from inside a closet petrified, alone, and young (being the age of 4). Leta, 10 years older than Hannah found her dead siblings and Hannah who was still in the closet unable to move from fear. Leta grew very protective of her sister and stayed protective until she died when Hannah was ten, after giving birth to her daughter Alea, who became Hannah's god-daughter and who Hannah treated like her own daughter, even though she was only 10. Hannah was sorted into Slytherin house, like her sister Leta, most blamed the fact that Hannah was face to face with death at such a young age and made her a bit cold, revengeful, and almost uncaring to people she deemed unworthy. Hannah moved in with her god-daughter/niece and brother-in-law after her mother and step-father died of dragon pox when she was twelve, only two years after her sisters death. Hannah went through school studying hard, vowing to be a great auror like her brother-in-law and bring justice to those who killed her siblings that fateful night while she hide in the closet. Hannah graduated top of her class, head girl, and became the auror she always wanted to be. After her brother-in-law died on a mission with his partner and best friend, Ronald Weasley, Hannah was put into Ron's position as top auror under the Head auror, Hermione Granger who filled in for Harry. She also took full custody of her god-daughter/niece, Alea who was 11, and becoming even more motherly towards the girl, and respected the fact that she would never be Alea's mother, but she would be close enough. After another four eventful years Hannah accepted the job as Headmistress at Hogwarts and took over Hermione's job as Head Auror.






BFF~{B-F-F (bee-eff-eff) n. Best Friends Forever}
PARTNERS IN CRIME~{Par-tners In Crime (pahrt-ner z in krahym) n. a person who shares or is associated with another in a foolish, senseless, or shameful act.}
FAMILY FRIENDS~{fam-ily friends (fam-uh-lee frends) n. A person whom one knows, likes, and trusts by the entire group; a group of parents and their children.}
GOOD FRIENDS~{good friends (good frend) n. satisfactory in liking, knowing and trusting.}
NEW FRIENDS~{new friends (nyoo frend) n. a person whom one knows of recent origin.}
FRIEND OF A FRIEND~{friend of a friend (frend of a frend) n. A person whom one knows by association of another person one knows, trusts and likes.}
ENEMY TURNED FRIENDS~{en-e-my turn-ed friend (en-uh-mee turn-ed frend) n. a person who feels hatred for changed into a person whom one likes, trusts, and knows.}
STRANGERS~{strang-er (stran'jer) n. One who is neither a friend nor an acquaintance.}





HARDCORE HATE~{hard-core hate (hahrd-kawr heyt) v. unswervingly committed intense or passionate dislike.}
BY ASSOCIATION~{by as-so-ci-a-tion (buy uh-soh-see-ey-shuhn) a. knowing by connection or relation.}
MUTUAL HATE~{mu-tu-al hate (myoo-choo-uhl heyt) n. having the same intense dislike each toward the other.}
FRIENDLY RIVALS~{friend-ly ri-vals (frend-lee ri'vels) n. One who attempts to equal or surpass another, but still having the characteristics of friendship.}
FAKE FRIENDS~{fake friends (feyk frends) n. enemies whom pretend to have the characterstics of being friends.}
JEALOUSY~{jeal-ous-y (jel-uh-see) v. mental uneasiness from suspicion or fear of rivalry, unfaithfulness.}
ANNOYANCE~{an-noy-ance (uh-noi-uhns) n. A cause of irritation or vexation; a nuisance.}
FRIENDS TURNED ENEMIES~{friend turn-ed en-e-my (frend turn-ed en-uh-mee) n. a person whom used to like, know, or trust another, but now feels hatred for that person.}





FINAL~{fi-nal (fahyn-l) a. conclusive or decisive; completed.}
CURRENT LOVER~{cur-rent lov-er (kur-uhnt luhv-er) a. present, most recent person who is in love with another.}
ONE NIGHT STAND~{one night stand (wuhn nahyt stand) n. sexual doing occured once during the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.}
FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS~{friends with ben-e-fits (frends with ben'e-fits) n. a person whom one trusts, knows, and likes that act as if they are dating, but are not.}
MUTUAL CRUSHES~{mu-tu-al cru-shes (myoo-choo-uhl krush-es) n. two people that draw, attract, allure, or entice one another.}






PARENT~{par-ent (pair-uhnt) n. a mother or father.}
SIBLING~{sib-ling (sib-ling) n. a brother or sister.}
NIECE~{nees (nees) n. 1. a daughter of a person's brother or sister. 2. a daughter of a person's spouse's brother or sister.}
NEPHEW~{neph-ew (nef-yoo) n. 1. a son of one's brother or sister. 2. a son of one's spouse's brother or sister.}
COUSIN~{cous-in (kuhz-int) n. a kinsman or kinswoman; relative.}
GRANDPARENT~{grand-par-ent (gran-pair-uhnt) n. a parent of a parent.}
AUNT~{aunt (ant) n. 1. the sister of one's father or mother. 2. the wife of one's uncle.}
UNCLE~{un-cle (uhng-kuhl) n. 1. a brother of one's father or mother. 2. an aunt's husband.}
GOD-CHILD~{god-child (god-chahyld) n. a child for whom a godparent serves as sponsor.}
STUDENT~{stu-dent (stood-nt) n. a person formally engaged in learning, esp. one enrolled in a school or college; pupil.}
EMPLOYEE~{employ-ee (em-ploi-ee) n. a person working for another person or a business firm for pay.}
PROTECTIVE~{pro-tec-tive (pruh-tek-tiv) a. having the quality or function of protecting.}
ADMIRATION~{ad-mi-ra-tion (ad-muh-rey-shuhn) n. a feeling of wonder, pleasure, or approval.}
MIXED FEELINGS~{mixed fee-lings (mikst fee-lings) n. composed of different emotions.}










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[*font=Georgia][*color=#3366FF]~[*/color] [*color=#476BEB]First name[*/color] [*color=#5C70D6]{syllables (pronounciation) n. a FEMALE/MALE given name (unless there is an actual meaning)}[*/color]
[*color=#3366FF]~[*/color] [*color=#476BEB]Middle name[*/color] [*color=#5C70D6]{syllables (pronounciation) n. a FEMALE/MALE given name (unless there is an actual meaning)}[*/color]
[*color=#3366FF]~[*/color] Last name[*/color] [*color=#5C70D6]{syllables (pronounciation) n. a FEMALE/MALE given name (unless there is an actual meaning)}[*/color]

[*color=#3366FF]~[*/color] [*color=#476BEB]age in words[*/color] [*color=#3366FF]~[*/color]
[*color=#5C70D6]{syllables (pronounciation) n. a cardinal number, number plus number.}[*/color]

[*color=#3366FF]~[*/color] [*color=#476BEB]occupation (Student/Professor/Auror/Ect.)[*/color] [*color=#3366FF]~[*/color]
[*color=#5C70D6]{syllables (pronounciation) n. any activity in which a person is engaged}[*/color]

[*color=#3366FF]~[*/color] [*color=476BEB]word that describes them[*/color] [*color=#3366FF]~[*/color]
[*color=#5C70D6]{syllables (pronounciation) n./v./a. definition (look it up, please)}

Relationships Here. (if you can't figure out colors, just open another page, go to my plot, and click quote. Then they show )

[*color=#3366FF]your character's first name says[*/color][*color=#80664D]~[*/color][*color=#857AAD]"your character says here."[*/color]

[*color=3366FF]Hannah says[*/color][*color=80664D]~[*/color][*color=857AAD]"leave blank unless i posted in yours"[*/color]
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List
{list (list) n. a series of names or other items written or printed together in a meaningful grouping or sequence so as to constitute a record.}[/center]


Girls
{girl (gurl) n. a female.}

~ Isolde {Is-olde (ih-sohl-duh) n. a female given name of Irish origin)}
~ YvVanne {Yv-vanne (ee-veɪn) n. English origin meaning shining star)}
~ Green {green (green) n. of the color of growing foliage, between yellow and blue in the spectrum: green leaves.)}

~ sixteen ~
{six-teen (siks-teen) n. a cardinal number, ten plus six.}

~ Student) ~
{stud-nt (stood-nt) n. a person formally engaged in learning, esp. one enrolled in a school or college; pupil.}

~ Cunning ~
{cun-ning (kuhn-ing) nskill employed in a shrewd or sly manner, as in deceiving; craftiness; guile.)}

Relationships Here.
FAMILY FRIENDS~{fam-ily friends (fam-uh-lee frends) n. A person whom one knows, likes, and trusts by the entire group; a group of parents and their children.}
ENEMY TURNED FRIENDS~{en-e-my turn-ed friend (en-uh-mee turn-ed frend) n. a person who feels hatred for changed into a person whom one likes, trusts, and knows.}
STUDENT~{stu-dent (stood-nt) n. a person formally engaged in learning, esp. one enrolled in a school or college; pupil.}
PROTECTIVE~{pro-tec-tive (pruh-tek-tiv) a. having the quality or function of protecting.}
ADMIRATION~{ad-mi-ra-tion (ad-muh-rey-shuhn) n. a feeling of wonder, pleasure, or approval.}
MIXED FEELINGS~{mixed fee-lings (mikst fee-lings) n. composed of different emotions.}

Isolde says~"You're freaking awesome Hannah ."

Hannah says~"leave blank unless i posted in yours"

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