Charming is a Victorian Era Harry Potter roleplay set primarily in the village of Hogsmeade, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and the non-canon village of Irvingly. Characters of all classes, both magical and muggle — and even non-human! — are welcome.

With a member driven story line, monthly games and events, and a friendly and drama-free community focused on quality over quantity, the only thing you can be sure of is fun!
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    News
    You have found our archive! Charming lives on here!
    02.05 One last puzzle before we depart!
    02.01 AC? What AC?
    01.26 Impending URL changes!
    01.11 I've got a bit of a reputation...
    01.06 AC underway, and a puzzle to solve!
    01.01 Happy new year! Have some announcements of varying importance.
    12.31 Enter the Winter Labyrinth if you dare!
    12.23 Professional Quidditch things...
    12.21 New stamp!
    12.20 Concerning immortality
    12.16 A heads up that the Secret Swap deadline is fast approaching!
    12.14 Introducing our new Minister of Magic!
    12.13 On the first day of Charming, Kayte gave to me...
    12.11 Some quick reminders!
    12.08 Another peek at what's to come...
     
        
     
    Mommy's Home
    #1
    Private Thread 
    March 19th, 1887—Written entirely in Russian

    My most dear Eva,

    I write to you myself for I fear Mrs. Sleptova will not, as she finds you rather intimidating. I tell you this because as a woman soon to be a wife, I trust you are mature enough to keep this information in confidence.

    Mrs. Sleptova tells me in her latest letter that she will, at last, be returning home to Hogsmeade, her husband, her son, and her beautiful stepdaughters. She is to be expected in only a fortnight, and will be bringing with her many gifts and trinkets from Russia, as well as a new, Russian-speaking lady’s maid with whom I think she will be much more comfortable. I would not want her sudden appearance in our home to startle you, as forewarned is forearmed. Not, of course, that you shall need to do battle with Ustinya!

    I hope dearly that you are well, and that Aunt Yulia takes good care of you. I also have something of a surprise for you, but I think that I shall reveal it myself, in person. If I were to come home to visit on Sunday next, would your schedule allow you to spare an afternoon for your loving father?

    With deep affection,
    Father

    @'Eva Sleptova'/@'Ellory Pendergast'
    FYI @'Petra Sleptova', @'Rosaline Bennett', @'Elizaveta Antonova'
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       Ellory Pendergast
    #2
    Also in Russian.

    March 20nd, 1887
    Dearest Papa,
    I must admit that at first I did not know who was this Mrs. Sleptova you were referring to. It's been such a long time since this house had its mistress that I'd forgotten it even had one. Then again, your wife has always been the quiet and mousy sort - to find me, intimidating! Why, do I look like the Baba Yaga and she finds me so scary?

    That being said, it is thoughtful of you to inform me, for, as I explained above, if I stumbled upon her I wouldn't know who it was I am facing. Other than that, you are right that Mrs. Sleptova and I will have no reason to battle. As you've already probably understood, I barely think about her at all.

    On to more interesting matters - what is this surprise you are talking about? Ihope that I will not have to confess to Father Simeon again.
    Yours,
    Eva
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    #3
    March 21st, 1887—Written entirely in Russian

    My most dear Eva,

    It pleases me to see that you have kept your good humour in spite of my absence from the house. I would recommend that you rein it in somewhat before your stepmother’s return.

    I assure you that this is a much better surprise much less traumatizing a surprise you enjoy. To that end, I shall not ruin it by divulging the secret here. Does Sunday suffice?

    With deep affection,
    Father

    @'Eva Sleptova'/@'Ellory Pendergast'
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       Ellory Pendergast
    #4
    March 22nd, 1887
    Dearest Father,
    Don't you worry, I don't usually bother with humour around those that I know to lack it.

    As for your surprise, Sunday works for me! I hope, for your sake, that it is actually a good surprise and not you being like most fathers and getting me excited for something boring and silly.
    Love you,
    Eva

    Russian^
    #5
    UNSENT

    My most dear Eva,

    I don’t know what I did to deserve such an ungrat

    With deep affection,
    Father

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    #6
    March 23rd, 1887—Written entirely in Russian

    My most dear Eva,

    I am excited indeed to see you! I shall at two o’clock.

    With deep affection,
    Father

    @'Eva Sleptova'/@'Ellory Pendergast'


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