Sarah Cauldwell Application | Accepted 

Accepted!

Please make your character page and message the main RP! We use Skype to communicate OOC, a relationship page may be made after you get settled and don’t forget to follow the scrapbook, confessions, ship page and the Hogwartian!

Your Name: Lauren (yeah hi I lost the log in info for Sarah’s first blog but I made an easier to remember email so I came back to apply again because Cass really wants me back.)

Sarah Cauldwell, 16.

Sarah lives at home- both her parents still stupidly happy in love and she’s privileged and beautiful and always gets attention from boys. That doesn’t excuse her messed up mind, however. Sarah’s always been a bit screwy and people believe her to have some kind of multiple personality disorder but she’s just Sarah. Plain ol’ Sarah.
Face Claim: Blake Lively.
Rp sample:

A little rise in the water formed just before Sarah surfaced, shaking the water off her face and pushing her hair back. The water was freezing and dark and she was completely alone. It felt nice. Sarah was under constant pressure lately: her mother hounding her about school and grades and making sure she was acting right and proper and when she had gotten the news about Sarah going to a wild party she had a proper conniption. They hadn’t been on good terms as of late, and Merlin knows that’s one thing that could bring Sarah down like no other. 

She swam quietly toward the shore, stepping out of the water slowly. Her thoughts were still scrambled and she still had that heavy feeling in her chest. She grabbed her towel and wrapped it around her slim frame. With school work and dealing with her insane mother and dealing with all of her drama she had hoped the swim would’ve calmed her down and got her to relax but it didn’t seem to have helped at all. She still felt frazzled and sad. Using a warm wind spell, Sarah dried herself off then put her uniform on over her suit. She sat heavily on the old wood of the dock, looking back out over the water.

The lights of Hogsmead gleamed in the distance and she smiled a little, thinking about the good times she’d had in the village and trying to use them to distract herself but it didn’t work. Sarah laid back on the wood, looking up at the sky. The sunset had painted the sky it’s usual beautiful oranges and pinks, her favorite colors. She smiled and the familiarity of seeing the two faded together like they were and let out a relaxed sigh, finally relaxing for once.