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| Lillian Ogden | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Born |
1961 |
| Blood status |
Pure-Blood |
| Physical description | |
| Species |
Human |
| Gender |
Female |
| Hair colour |
Brown (Greying) |
| Eye colour |
Brown |
| Skin colour |
Fair |
| Family information | |
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| Romance(s) |
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| Magical characteristics | |
| Wand |
Phoenix Feather 12 inch Oak |
| Patronus |
Non-corporal |
| Affiliation | |
| Occupation |
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| House |
Gryffindor |
| Loyalty |
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She is a Major Character in both Quidditch Through the ages (2020) and its Sequel Quidditch Through the Ages: Hero's in the Sky
Born to Barney (b. 1920) and Geraldine (b.1926)
Lillian Ogden was born in 1961 into a well-respected wizarding family known for their scholarly pursuits and refined traditions. From a young age, Lillian stood out not only for her striking intelligence but for her extraordinary beauty. Her hair, a cascade of deep auburn waves, caught the light like polished mahogany, and her emerald green eyes seemed almost otherworldly in their brilliance. Even among the polished circles of wizarding society, she was often described as "unforgettably lovely," a vision of classic, timeless elegance. Her early years were spent in the lush countryside estate of her family, where she received a rigorous magical and academic education under private tutors. Despite the privilege surrounding her, Lillian remained humble, displaying a warmth and poise that drew people to her naturally. She entered Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1972, sorted into Ravenclaw for her sharp wit and deep love of learning. Throughout her schooling, she excelled in Charms, Transfiguration, and Ancient Runes, gaining the admiration of her professors and peers alike. However, it was not merely her aptitude that made her memorable; it was the grace with which she carried herself, making her a figure of quiet but undeniable influence. In her youth, Lillian’s beauty became almost legendary. During her sixth and seventh years at Hogwarts, she was frequently sought after, not just for dates but for dueling partners, study groups, and social events. Yet she remained discerning and independent, never one to be swayed solely by flattery or status. After graduating with top marks in 1979, Lillian pursued a career in magical research, joining the Department of Mysteries where her keen mind was put to work unraveling some of the Ministry's most challenging secrets. Her presence there was notable; even amidst the intense atmosphere of innovation and secrecy, Lillian’s charisma and calm assuredness stood out. Over the years, she was known for her signature style — elegant robes of rich, subdued colors, simple jewelry, and an ever-present air of dignified mystery. She formed a small but close-knit circle of friends and colleagues who valued her loyalty and wisdom. While many suitors attempted to win her heart, Lillian remained selective, prioritizing genuine connection over appearances. Though deeply private about her personal life, it was clear to those close to her that Lillian's capacity for love and compassion was as profound as her intellect. Now in her sixties, Lillian Ogden remains a handsome woman, her features having matured into a refined, stately beauty that commands respect and admiration. Time has touched her gracefully; the vivid brilliance of her youth has softened into a luminous, dignified presence. Her hair, now threaded with silver, only enhances her commanding aura, and her once youthful glow has deepened into a regal radiance that few can rival. Lillian continues to work within the magical community, now as an advisor and mentor to young witches and wizards seeking guidance in their careers and research. She is often seen walking through the halls of the Ministry, her presence still turning heads, her smile still possessing the same warmth it always had. Despite the changes brought by time, Lillian remains steadfastly herself — intelligent, gracious, and deeply compassionate. Her life, a testament to the enduring power of beauty, character, and intellect combined, continues to inspire admiration and quiet awe among those fortunate enough to know her.