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Amortentia II: A Plague of Pink Envelopes
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A Plague of Pink Envelopes!

Inspired by the matchmaking efforts of one Inès Valentine, an unknown individual has taken it upon themselves to play matchmaker. After scouring the society pages of The Daily Prophet and going cover-to-cover through each edition of Witch Weekly, they have decided who is best matched with who—and decided to take Cupid’s work into their own hands!

Enter the pink envelopes. Other than their colour, they’re nondescript enough, each bearing the name of their intended recipient. The letter inside, though, is a love poem, written with ink imbued with a heavy dose of amortentia—and a piece of the one ~meant for them! Whoever first touches the letter is afflicted with a consuming love for the individual with whom they’ve been matched!

Important details:

  • Targets will be MC or UC—WC only if they have appeared in Witch Weekly!
  • Targets will be adults, unless a student gets ahold of a letter meant for a professor…
  • Each envelope is prepared to make the target fall in love with a particular individual.
  • Marital status be damned—Secret Cupid knows better than you (or your parents) who you’re meant to be with!
  • If Bob is matched with Susan, Susan is matched with Bob. No intentional triangles…
  • The effects of the amortentia last three days. The letter itself bears the effect, not the envelope containing it.
  • All envelopes were sent on September 27th. Same day delivery to Hogsmeade, Irvingly, and Hogwarts; next day anywhere else in Britain.
  • Disclaimer: Amortentia is a love potion, not an aphrodisiac. If your character would not normally bed someone out of wedlock, they should not suggest it! That said, they may be more prone to pressure from a partner.



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