I FINALLY finished her, so now it's time to establish connections 
Insolence is the third-eldest daughter in the Wakefield family, a Slytherin graduate, an unpublished murder mystery writer, and the current secretary of the Department of COMC. She's not unfriendly but she's definitely prickly—she protects her own feelings, tends to assume the worst, can come off as standoffish if she feels intimidated. She's a hardworker, though, and values competence over anything <3
Here's what she needs:
FRIENDS: I have in her app that Insolence didn't have anyone she considered a real "friend" until she bonded with some students at the end of her fifth year over the stress of examinations. The likeliest demographic for these friends are students who graduated in 1887 or 1885, since those are the students who would have been testing at the time <3
FAMILY: Wakefields, get @ me.
THE MAN WHO JILTED HER: Insolence met a man over the summer between sixth and seventh year and began writing letters to him during the fall of her seventh year. He suggested they get married during the holiday break but never showed up when she went to meet him. He's probably between 24-29 and could have either actually wanted to marry and chickened out, could have suggested it as a way to charm her not thinking she'd actually want to follow through, or he could have been just an asshole who was just messing around with her. I'm down for anything!
TROUBLE: Throw your over-dramatic plots at me. I'm always down <3
Insolence is the third-eldest daughter in the Wakefield family, a Slytherin graduate, an unpublished murder mystery writer, and the current secretary of the Department of COMC. She's not unfriendly but she's definitely prickly—she protects her own feelings, tends to assume the worst, can come off as standoffish if she feels intimidated. She's a hardworker, though, and values competence over anything <3
Here's what she needs:
FRIENDS: I have in her app that Insolence didn't have anyone she considered a real "friend" until she bonded with some students at the end of her fifth year over the stress of examinations. The likeliest demographic for these friends are students who graduated in 1887 or 1885, since those are the students who would have been testing at the time <3
FAMILY: Wakefields, get @ me.
THE MAN WHO JILTED HER: Insolence met a man over the summer between sixth and seventh year and began writing letters to him during the fall of her seventh year. He suggested they get married during the holiday break but never showed up when she went to meet him. He's probably between 24-29 and could have either actually wanted to marry and chickened out, could have suggested it as a way to charm her not thinking she'd actually want to follow through, or he could have been just an asshole who was just messing around with her. I'm down for anything!
TROUBLE: Throw your over-dramatic plots at me. I'm always down <3