Elide Sorcha Lochan
A Closer Look
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“Some say a witch’s true power comes from being a
creature between life and death, light and darkness.”
― Deborah Harkness
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DETAILS
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Appealing attributes ⪧ Her green-grey storm of eyes, x, and x.
Defences ⪧ Besides the witch fire (which she cannot control most of the time), her best line of defence is her words.
Phobia ⪧ She fears losing control of her witch fire and thus hurting someone she loves in the process. That’s why she tends to stay far away from using any magic.
Presentation ⪧ She might seems aloof and distant but that is her way to protect herself and others. Beneath her cold facade, she has a soft and caring heart but some hard edges linger.
Quirks ⪧ She avoids eye contact when she lies, while she tends to bite her lip if she feels uncomfortable.
Languages ⪧ She is fluent in English and French, but also knows her way around some terms of Latin.
Talents ⪧ She has a great memory and an even better intuition that is much like a sixth sense, telling her things that she later discovers are true.
Scent ⪧ She smells of honeysuckle, chamomile that's been crushed underfoot, and damp earth combined with old fallen oak leaves. This earthy smell has an instinctive calming effect to some.
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FAVOURITE...
|COLOUR| ⋄ X.
|HIDING SPOT| ⋄ X.
|ANIMAL| ⋄ X.
|BOOK| ⋄ Her favourite book is X by X.
|HOBBY| ⋄ She keeps pressed and dried flowers in her books.
|MODE OF TRANSPORTATION| ⋄ X.
|FLOWER| ⋄ X.
|ICE CREAM FLAVOUR| ⋄ X.
|COUNTRY TO VISIT| ⋄ X.
|PASTIME| ⋄ She loves reading, spending time at the Bodleian Library, and studying diligently on a quiet evening.
|DISH| ⋄ X.
|DRINK| ⋄ X.
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|TIME OF DAY| ⋄ X.
|DAY OF THE WEEK| ⋄ X.
|SOUND| ⋄ X.
|ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE| ⋄ X.
|SEASON| ⋄ X.
|GEMSTONE| ⋄ X.
|WORD OF PHRASE| ⋄ "X".
|EYE COLOUR| ⋄ As of recently, she finds herself rotating towards X.
|ELEMENT| ⋄ She has a natural affinity for fire.
|LANGUAGE| ⋄ X.
|TEXTURE| ⋄ X.
|MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURE| ⋄ X.
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AESTHETIC
“The dark of the moon is a time for new beginnings.”
— Deborah Harkness
