Personality: At her best, she is charming, resourceful, intuitive, and loyal. And at her worst, she is envious, spiteful, vain and stubborn. Adriana has many sides to her, and not many people ever experience all of them. Get on her good side, and Adriana is a very powerful and reliable ally. However, tick her off and she'll make sure you're terribly sorry that you ever crossed her. A temper is something Adriana definitely has, and over the years has developed into a bit of a violent streak. Magic is fantastic and she uses her wand often, but it's also not uncommon for her to use her fist to get her point across
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Personality: A real femme fatale, Dira exists to kick ass and take names. But she also knows when it is appropriate to kiss ass and drop names. As Junior Undersecretary to the Minister, Dira is not afraid to go for what she wants. But on the outside, this isn't always apparent. To most of her (male) coworkers and bosses, Dira is sweet, enduring and innocent. They might even see her sometimes as being a bit stupid or a ditz. But any woman who comes across her path knows it right away-- this chick is not one to be messed with. Intensely loyal to herself and perhaps the one or two people who have her interests in mind, Dira is cold and unaffectionate unless enticed
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At 19, Lucern set out to be a Death Eater, one of the Dark Lord’s followers. The MacAlister parents always told their children about how serving him would be most honorable and Lucern’s impression of him grew as he learned of what Lord Voldemort’s cause was while he stayed at Slytherin house. He was proud to say that he was admitted and that he served him most loyally. As to prove his loyalty, a year later, now 20, he entered work at the Ministry as a spy, and became an Obliviator with his honed knowledge of memory charms. He was rather fond of his work at the Ministry because it allowed him to wipe memories of Muggles that had witnessed displays of magic, rather than actually being able to kill them, though he would not have minded that either
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Other than his blood, his family and his work ethics, Lucern prides himself on wealth. To live in a world without financial surplus frightens him. He is very materialistic but doesn’t rub his personal wealth in the face of others, although he does spend a lot of money to comfort himself and his kin. Ignorance about economics is not an option for him. He knows when to back off making purchases when he starts losing money, as to never see himself in the gutters. Lucern believes he deserves the best of everything and wants the money to buy all of it when he wants it. Besides that part of being elitist, he possesses all of the qualities needed to survive in the upper class world taught to him by his parents, of course
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