Editing Well of Nimue: Character 5 (section)

==Wizarding World Aspects==
'''A Mourning Sister'''

The Battle of Hogwarts was not without its casualties. One of them was Primrose's older brother Oleander. While she herself didn't participate in the fight, he did, being the loyal Hufflepuff he was. As such she harbors some guilt over not being present even though it was Oleander who encouraged her to leave the school, viewing her as too young to take part. It's very much still a sore spot for her -- a wound that never fully healed -- and is perhaps the one true flaw in her emotional defenses. Her parents have made it clear that there was nothing she could've done lest she would've perished as well, though that doesn't completely absolve her from any fault in her own eyes. The one thing she's done as an attempt to "make amends" has been to join the Dueling Club which Oleander himself was part of. It's the best way to honor his memory...
:'''Invoke:''' When acting in a capacity she deems similar to that of her brother, when trying to be the bigger person in a disagreement, when showing unprompted kindness to others

:'''Compel:''' When someone brings up the fact that she left during the Battle of Hogwarts, when faced with acts of bravery performed by others, when her integrity is compared to that of her brother's


'''A Burgeoning Legilimens/Occlumens'''

As it turns out, Primrose has a natural-born talent for the arts of Legilimency and Occlumency. Both abilities are something her own mother is skilled in -- and she was in the process of tutoring Primrose's brother Oleander in it before he perished. Now, Primrose is her mother's new student, and it's been quite exciting for her. Learning to peer into the minds of others while shielding her own mind from invasive probing, she's been trying her best (honest!) not to abuse this newfound talent. Her mother gave her strict instructions never to use it recklessly, citing past experiences of her own. Her mother's side of the family, the Yaxleys, possessed a rare few members who also had these abilities -- and not many (save Primrose's mother) used them for anything good. Thus, heeding these words of warning, Primrose is determined to exercise responsibility and restraint... though the temptation to do otherwise is always ever present in her mind.
:'''Invoke:''' When suspicious of someone's true intentions, when the disclosure of hidden information could save lives, when her own knowledge of something has to absolutely remain a secret

:'''Compel:''' When the temptation to know something becomes too great, when intruding into another's mind calls her trustworthiness into question, when she potentially learns something that shakes her confidence