Charlotte Stone

 Background 

Charlotte Jane Stone was born on the 21st November 1785 in Savannah, Georgia. Her father was a wizard, and her mother was the daughter of an Architect,

Her father heard of magical roots in a new town called York, and he dragged his family there when Charlotte was eight years old.

Founder of Pamplemousse and Ferumbellator

She and Emma Carew had the idea of creating a school for Magical people, as the only existing schools were in Europe. Alongside Carew, Tabby James and Dom Delacour also agreed to help.

George Miner appeared whilst they were argued at the side of Lake Ontario, and it was almnost an instant attraction for Charlotte Stone. Throughout the years of their school's growth, their love increased, and they were married in the year 1804.

Charlotte created the house of Ferumbellator; a house that welcomed strength both physically and mentally. Charlotte herself was rather strong minded, and that is the main reason why Miner fell in love with her.

Later Life and Death

Miner left Pamplemousse when they were both 25, and left without saying a word to Charlotte. She soon grew cold and distant from everyone, icluding her own students, as they reminded her too much of George. She found not long after his disappearance, that she was in fact pregnant with his child. She gave birth, but lamented for this child's potentially fatherless future.

A year after he vanished, Charlotte woke one night with a sudden fear for George's life, and was actually feeling Goerge's death hundred's of years into the future. She somehow knew this, and sort of gave up on life and died. Some say of a broken heart.

Her son Edward was raised by Emma Carew until she died, and he continued the name of Miner throughout the ages.

After Death

Charlotte was one of the voices inside Caitlin Lawn's head, and she was the loudest and most angry of the voices, telling Caitlin that she needed more strength.

Her spirit resided in Tim Crow, and George Miner in the Future somehow sensed this. The soul of Charlotte made Tim lust after George Miner, much to his embarrassment. The situation came to a head when George asked Tim if he loved him, and Tim responded that he didn't. George was saddened, and said that if he didn't, then Charlotte never truly loved him. Feeling more than slightly guilty, Tim admitted to Miner that he did have some affection, much to Miner's relief and joy.