spontaneous, narcissistic, decisive and rebellious. these are some of the words that one would use to describe the house of chevéraire. there's no black and white, however, some are less excessive than others, more studious than some, but they're always students who are, more often than not, driven by a fire inside.

insightful, detached, retentive and provocative, the house of obsérique is unlike all others. they come in various shades, sometimes as obsessive workaholics, eager pupils, eccentric tutors and even experimenting tricksters, but one thing is for sure; they're all on their own path and quest for knowledge, whatever the knowledge they wish to know is.

loyal, emotional, arrogant and trustworthy, caprauté is usually considered to be the house that holds all artists, both those with fire in their hearts, and a depressive darkness. of course they all have their secrets, and they're held close, but they're possibly the most expressive individuals in all of beauxbâtons, and a caprauté student knows how to inspire others like no other. the only problem sometimes is, they know this like no other as well.

ambitious, deceitful, adaptable and critical. this is what is often said about the house of impicieux. they're individuals that look around them and find flaws in their environment, often pragmatic enough to make changes necessary, and the ambition to drive them to do this. the only problem is that they tend to be rather deceitful, due to their arrogance that they know better what's best for everyone - individually or socially - and don't care about wants - other than their own - rather than needs. this makes them a rather selfish bunch, laced with a frustrating sense of righteousness.

the professors of beauxbâtons are only the best of their kind, in whichever value of the word this comes. educating the minds of the next generation, these people have a large influence on the upbringing of the students for a big part of their teenage years, which is a very critical time indeed, and thus these individuals are chosen not only for their excellence in their field, but also for a good pedagogic set of principles.

all those who do not belong at beauxbâtons, in the sense that they neither teach nor study there. with the current state of the wizarding world, there are many jobs available, in many different sectors, so have at it!