She is a very eager girl who is interested at almost anything, and keen to learn. Easily mistaken for an introvert, deep down she is an extremely chatty girl when you just get the chance to talk to or know her, and is actually an extrovert. Some of her hobbies are silent reading, possibly always when she is nervous, but when she isn’t, she drops her quiet attitude and chats with others, showing others funny things and what they like. It looks as though she knows what you are thinking once she knows you. Is really mysterious, that girl.

Sometimes as she is kind and chatty, she does have a negative side. She is very emotional and might be angry if one torments her friend and acts before thinking, as she pulls out her wand and throws all the spells she knew at the person. Surprisingly, when she calms down, she will apologise for doing that to him/ her and get embarrassed. Well, it was only because her reckless personality had got the better of her,not by the imperious curse, obviously!

Giselle had a loving family. She was a halfblood, pure blooded father and muggle born mother, along with an active sister, who was not as mysterious as her. The family played many wizard games together, such as wizard chess and exploding snap. They were Giselle’s favourite games, especially exploding snap. Usually, her grandparents played it, too! They were the best players of wizard games in the whole Lam’s family.When they played together, Giselle usually lost, but carried a very positive attitude, and when anyone was upset about losing, she I insisted on another game and comforted them.

Being a witch, Giselle had muggle neighbours who always bullied her because they thought she was too different. One time, Giselle got too fed up with them, so she made a twig drop from a tree, hitting her neighbour’s kid’s heads. Their parents were furious that her children were hit on the head by a twig falling down, so their children were forbidden to go to any place, out of fear of that happening again. They were mostly kept at home after that, which pleased Giselle, as there were no more bullies around her!