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| rdfs:comment | - Born on May 2nd in Oxfordshire England, Nicole was the oldest of two children to her parents Michael and Catherine Arnett. As a half blood, her parents both magical, she knew of the magical world long before she had received her letter to Hogwarts. Their middle class family lived in a muggle neighbourhood and she grew up attending a muggle primary school before entering her education at Hogwarts, much to her father's chagrin. She has a younger sister Lily Arnett of whom after an accident when Lily was three years old would result in her Aunt and Uncle having to support Lily, but with their muggle backgrounds, Nicole felt responsible for Lily's magical upbringing.
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| abstract | - Born on May 2nd in Oxfordshire England, Nicole was the oldest of two children to her parents Michael and Catherine Arnett. As a half blood, her parents both magical, she knew of the magical world long before she had received her letter to Hogwarts. Their middle class family lived in a muggle neighbourhood and she grew up attending a muggle primary school before entering her education at Hogwarts, much to her father's chagrin. She has a younger sister Lily Arnett of whom after an accident when Lily was three years old would result in her Aunt and Uncle having to support Lily, but with their muggle backgrounds, Nicole felt responsible for Lily's magical upbringing. At the time she had been studing with the Committee on Experimental Charms, with her hopes in becoming skilled in fire magic and the properties that it would present. After the death of her parents, and the wages that she was earning not being enough to be able to help support Lily, she worked as a multitude of assistants and secretaries to be able to earn a higher amount and support her sister as well as ensuring that she would have enough to send her to school if she so chose.
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