Park Ok-ja

A famous South Korean Quidditch player, and subsequent feminist icon.
==History==
She was a talented chaser quidditch player, which was unusual as she was a woman. She was therefore not considered a woman much.
She was forced to retire at the height of her career after facing controversy for working while being a mother.
==Physical Appearance==
She is muscular and short, with short hair. She does not dress in a very feminine way, with no jewelry. She has the compact body of an athlete.
==Personality==
==Relationships==
===Kim Yoo-jin===
===Kim Sang-chul===
===Kim Hyejin===
===Kim Jin-woo===
==Possessions==
*Wand: Ash and Unicorn Hair
**The ash wand clung to its one true master and ought not to be passed on or gifted from the original owner, because it would lose power and skill. This tendency was especially valid if the core was constructed of unicorn hair. Old superstitions regarding wands rarely bore close examination, but it was believed that the old rhyme regarding rowan, chestnut, ash and hazel wands (rowan gossiped, chestnut droned, ash was stubborn, hazel moaned) contained a small nugget of truth. Those witches and wizards best suited to ash wands were not lightly swayed from their beliefs or purposes. However, the brash or over-confident witch or wizard, who often insisted on trying wands of this prestigious wood, would be disappointed by its effects. The ideal owner might be stubborn, and would certainly be courageous, but never crass or arrogant.
**Unicorn hair could be used in wand-making, as wand cores. Wands with these cores produced the most consistent magic, were least subject to fluctuations and blockages, were most difficult to turn to the Dark Arts, and were the most faithful of wands. However, they did not make the most powerful of wands (unless the wand wood compensated) and were prone to melancholy if mishandled.
==etymology==
*Park/박 (朴) means "gourd".
*Ok-ja/옥자 (玉子) is a feminine name meaning "jade child".
==Gallery==
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