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-:¦:- The Cast of Twin Vice
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Weasley Manor Navigation"The thing about growing up with Fred and George is that you sort of start thinking anything's possible if you've got enough nerve." -- Ginny WeasleySALAZAR'S LIBRARY PHINEAS CODEX HALLS OF FORTITUDE MORTAL PERIL ENTITY AQUATICUS The Credits
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Fred Gideon Weasley (1 April 1978 - 2 May 1998) was a pure-blood wizard and son of Molly and Arthur Weasley. One of our three main protagonists, Fred returned from the dead under mysterious circumstances which may appear to be linked to the curse Weasley Manor places on his soul. Now an undead Paranormal Detective with a remaining penchant for pranks and mischief-making, Fred has only a year to break the curse before his soul is exorcised and he becomes one of the shadow folk of Grigheim, the city at the other end of the tombstone 'where not even the bone-fires burn'.
George Fabian Weasley [24/m]. A sly, cunning and slippery customer, George is always one step ahead of the rest. But despite being the less boisterous twin, George has a temper that, when ignited, is far more fierce than Fred's. In the years since his twin's death, George has become more serious and a bit more introverted - this change in his personality, however, has only been noted by the people closest to him. George is very warm and loving of his family and friends, and feels very responsible for his twin’s death (having been fighting elsewhere in the castle when the wall exploded), and is determined to do everything in his power to save Fred’s soul. George is immediately aware that Nox's presence in Weasley Manor might mean trouble in the future for Fred.
Gertrude Nox Wolfe [23/f].
An introverted Muggle girl with a surprising love for money. The daughter of an extremely mismatched couple (a paranormal detective and a fashion consultant), Nox is clumsy, scatter-brained, and very focused on her work. She is also a realist with a strong sense of honour and justice, and strongly believes that every bizarre or strange occurrence can be rationally explained. While Nox is very perceptive and understanding of the characters around her, she is completely clueless to her own needs (e.g. friendship, family, romance, a stylish wardrobe). Having grown up with a narcissistic mother, a slightly eccentric father, and his eerie chain-smoking business partner, Nox should be used to Fred and George's antics. But then, she's never met a wizard and a ghost before. Despite having a Squib for a dad, Nox grew up knowing nothing about the magical world until a strange man in a mauve top hat handed her a slip of paper with directions to Weasley Manor.
Luna Lovegood[22/f].
The eccentricities of Fred and George pale in comparison to Luna Lovegood. A Naturalist and somewhat of a loner, Luna is often seen wandering around by herself with her nose stuck in a book or The Quibbler. She is open-minded and thoughtful, and possesses a great understanding of the words and actions of the people around her. Luna doesn't often share her thoughts, but when she does you'll probably fall out of your seat. Luna can be blunt when you least expect it. Having very little experience of Muggles, she takes a great interest in Nox. She is also secretly very fond of George Weasley, and has been so since her years studying at Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Caithion Sidhe (Pronounced 'Shee') [Unknown/m].
Once upon a time, he was the business partner of one Edward Balthezar McRozen. Now, Caithion is Ed’s daughter Nox’s secretary, confidant, and occasional job finder. A chain smoker who loathes small children, tourists, and everything in between, Caithion is a hard man to please and a harder man to impress. His age is unknown, his past a complete blank, though he speaks with an Irish lilt. Although Caithion has had several encounters with magic spells, items, and creatures, he doesn’t seem to notice - or perhaps he simply doesn’t care. A 'daft muggle' who keeps managing to walk right through Fred Weasley's ghost. Fred doesn’t trust him, George doesn’t like him, and Caithion’s agenda is his own - and it probably has something to do with the massive cloth-covered mirror he added to his office space inside Weasley Manor...
