Anna

Backstory

Anna Lupin, the daughter of Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks, was a captivating presence at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Born into a family with a complex history, she carried the weight of her father’s werewolf legacy and the fame of her brother Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived. (who was living with her (lowky adopted) but are not blood related, she still consider harry as a borther),  Unlike her brother, Anna always felt different and lived in his shadow, yet she carved her own path with striking grace and determination.

From a young age, Anna displayed a deep fascination with both the magical and non-magical worlds. Her parents, Remus and Tonks, were a perfect blend of strength and compassion. They encouraged Anna's curiosity, teaching her to appreciate the rich heritage of her magical ancestry while promoting inclusivity and respect for all beings, magical and non-magical alike.

Upon her arrival at Hogwarts, Anna was sorted into Slytherin House, much to the shock of many who expected her to join her brother Harry and her parents legacy in Gryffindor. However, Anna possessed the cunning and ambition that were typical traits of her house, traits she used to challenge the stereotypes often associated with Slytherins. Despite the initial surprise, the Slytherins were pleased to welcome such a unique and talented witch into their ranks.

Anna's striking beauty and her family's complicated legacy drew attention wherever she went. However, it was her sharp intellect, compassion, and unwavering loyalty that truly set her apart. Her close relationship with the influential Slytherin kings like Draco Malfoy, Matteo Riddle, Blaise Zambini, Theodore Nott and lorenzo Berkshire earned her the title of a queen among her housemates. Even making Slytherin girls jealous (totally Pansy Parkison jealous). While some Slytherins were skeptical of her inclusive values, Anna's strong sense of self and determination won her the admiration of many.

Among those who noticed her was Draco Malfoy and Matteo Riddle. Initially, their interactions were filled with the usual Slytherin banter and rivalry, but over time, they began to see beyond Anna’s family name and reputation. they was drawn to her fierce independence and the way she navigated the world with both grace and strength. Anna, in turn, saw a side of Draco and Matteo that he seldom revealed to others—a vulnerability and a desire for acceptance that mirrored her own feelings of living in Harry’s shadow. The 3 of them became the golden trio of slytherin and became the best of friends. always together and loyal. 

Despite the differences in their houses and the occasional tension, Anna and Harry shared a close bond. Harry, sometimes overwhelmed by his role as the chosen one, could be rude to Anna, often out of frustration from living in the spotlight. Nevertheless, Anna understood the pressure he faced and remained supportive, never allowing his moments of rudeness to overshadow their sibling connection.

Remus Lupin was immensely proud of his daughter. He admired her ability to navigate the complexities of being a Slytherin while upholding the values of kindness and inclusivity he and his wife had taught her. Upon her fathers death, she was to everyone one around a daily remainder of her parents. She was just like them, captivating, funny and sweet like her mother. Smart, misunderstood and understanding to others like her father. Anna's journey was not an easy one, constantly balancing her family's legacy, her brother's fame, and her own ambitions. Yet, she remained steadfast, proving that true strength lies in embracing one's identity while forging a unique path.

Anna's relationship with Draco grew slowly and cautiously, as they both had walls built from years of expectations and prejudices. Their late-night conversations in the Slytherin common room, hidden walks around the castle grounds, and shared secrets deepened their bond. Draco found in Anna a confidante and a partner who challenged him to be better, while Anna discovered a love that was as fierce and complex as she was.

In her time at Hogwarts, Anna Lupin became a symbol of resilience and change. She used her position within Slytherin to bridge gaps between houses and promote unity. Her legacy was one of breaking barriers and challenging expectations, a true testament to the power of embracing one’s individuality. Anna Lupin, with her beauty, intellect, and compassion, left an indelible mark on Hogwarts, showing that greatness comes not just from heritage or fame, but from the courage to be different. And in Draco Malfoy, she found a love that defied the odds, proving that even in the darkest places, light and love could flourish.