Emily Louise Carter
Lua error in Module:Character_infobox at line 266: attempt to concatenate global 'relation' (a nil value). Emily Louise "Emmylou" Carter (b. 1991) is a witch and Gryffindor alumnus. She is the youngest daughter of the late Leon Carter. Undecided on a career path, she currently works in a coffee shop.
She is the youngest in her family, but certainly not the shiest or most modest. She stands up for her beliefs and also leaps at the first sign of adventure. She is amicable and fairly talkative, but can also be defensive or stubborn. She loves sports, the outdoors, and proving herself.
History
Emmylou is the youngest daughter of Leon and Cecelia Carter. Her oldest sister, Edie, takes after their mother, a patient if overly-nurturing Hufflepuff, who has nevertheless been tested many a times by Lou herself. Edie, seven or eight years Emily’s elder, now works a steady job at the Ministry, record keeping for her late father’s department.
Nora, formerly Leonora, is the middle child, and not even two year’s older than Emily Louise. She and Emmylou are usually at odds, Nora being a no-nonsense Ravenclaw, and much quieter than the baby of the family. She is the only person in the family to call her baby sister by her given name, Emily. When she’s particularly infuriated, she uses to entire title. Nora currently interns with an experimental spell-writing company, acting as something of a liaison between the inventors and the publishers.
Having been housed with the lion’s, Emmy is something of a daddy’s girl. Or was, until the tragic fall of the decorated auror. Now in her final year at Hogwarts, she seems to have traded places with her favorite cousin, rebelling more than usual while he buckles down and considers his future.
Lou has vague dreams of following in her father’s footsteps, but does not have the grades or discipline to make it a reality. Right now, she lets her emotions out on the quidditch pitch, and thinks she’ll make a fine reserve chaser, sports manager, or sales rep for an international equipment wholesaler. After all, charming people and taking their money is much easier for Lou than sitting at a desk or getting ultra-serious with her wand work. She also loves younger children, and sometimes thinks about coaching amateur teams of pre-Hogwarts divisions.
