Meredith Belfrey

**Meredith Belfrey**

thunderbird 11th grade • visionary

 **MODEL** | Ellen Page

If a member of the second generation of the Belfrey family has children at all, you can be sure they have many of them. TBD Belfrey is no exception. He and his wife have five kids, and the third of those is Meredith Sophia Belfrey. As it sometimes happens with middle children, she didn't get quite as much attention as her siblings. And not entirely because she was 'in the middle'. It was rather because she wasn't as feisty and self-confident as the others. She spent her early years daydreaming and making up stories to tell her siblings later.
As soon as the girl learned to write, she began creating even more fiction. Spending all her time with a pen and notebook, she naturally wasn't very sociable. Most magical kids at that age played mini-Quodpot on their little broomsticks all day. Meredith, on the other hand, travelled to her imaginary worlds. One day, while she was thinking of what can happen to her characters next, something peculiar happened. Her notebook began to float and, after a few seconds, fell down back on her lap. Meredith knew that this was her first magic sign. Since she'd seen this happen to her siblings, it made her excited rather than scared.
As soon as Meredith turned eleven, it was time for her to attend Ilvermorny. She'd started getting ready many weeks earlier. Her excitement was probably even higher than most Pure-Blood kids'. As soon as she stepped on the Gordian Knot carving, she was sorted into Thunderbird. She liked her life at school. Around eight grade she found her new passion - philosophy. She started spending her days not writing, not socializing, but pondering difficult matters. To this day she hasn't exactly found anyone her age who'd understand that hobby of hers. Maybe that explains why she was never in a relationship.

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Meredith Sophia Belfrey is a peculiar person. When one talks to her, she always seems to be far away, focused on something very different from the conversation. Some may be annoyed by that, but, in the end, those who know her always accept that she's a dreamer through and through. Even to the point where she prefers to think about something, for example travelling, rather than to actually do it. Although she quite enjoys her life, deep down she always considers the real world not nearly as interesting as her imaginary one. She's also very absent-minded. Her bumping into people in the street because she didn't notice them, deep in thought, or poking her food with a fork while staring blankly into the distance isn't a rare sight.
Meredith thinks about a lot of things. But most often, she ponders deep, philosophical matters. Most sixteen year old girls don't just sit for hours wondering if there is something after one's death, or what the secret of a happy life is, but she doesn't see anything unusual in that. Her greates desire is answers- she wants to know the solutions to the difficult probems she encounters. She's highly intelligent and enjoys books and writing. She sometimes tries to get involved in creative activities such as sculpting or painting, but is never satisfied with her work as it "doesn't match her vision". Another hobby of hers is astronomy. Meredith can answer most difficult astronomical questions and loves stargazing.

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 **HOUSE** | Thunderbird

 **FIRST LOVE** | She'll never tell

* Family
* Friends
* Romances
* Enemies

**Ava Belfrey -** She's like... like a rampant tornado. Or hurricane. Frankly, I'm terrified of her, even though she's my sister and we've lived in the same house for sixteen years. She doesn't like to bother me, however.

**Eleanor Belfrey -** I appreciate her energy and passion, even in spite of her placing it in a field I don't care for too much. She can be a tremendous discussion partner and I absolutely adore that.

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-"I think of what the world could be, a vision of the one I see - a million dreams is all it's gonna take"
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