Is it really a surprise that she doesn't like him? He's loud and a troublemaker and Bora isn't here for that. To add to this, he's moving in on Bora's best friend? Cinnamon bun Chris? Not on her watch! Not only is Chris too soft for a guy like Abel, but then that means Bora has to deal with him on a daily basis and Bora simply cannot handle that.

Well, her hatred of Abel really stems from an incident when she was a third year. It was almost Duri's birthday and she had heard that Abel had some authentic Korean candy - it was the perfect present. Matter of fact, Bora was already imagining the face Duri would make when he opened it up - pure joyful delight - and she had been wanting to surprise him with something great since they were drifting apart slightly. Well, somehow Abel heard about her plans. He raised the prices from three dollars to twenty! Of course, Bora was enraged at that and she confronted him - she really wanted the candy for Duri but she didn't want to pay that much of an outrageous price. He raised it to twenty-five! After an argument, that Bora lost (she still can't believe she lost an argument, her, a Warren, to a Good), she huffed and puffed and threw twenty-five dollars at the bastard. A year later, when she caught Abel giving free chocolates to Chris is when she really hated him...and knew that he was trying to get with Chris.

Now, with his recent friendship with her brother, Bora has had it up to here with Abel. He's moving in on her cinnamon bun and sinnamon bun and Bora really, really doesn't want to have to deal with him. And, by the end of her sixth year, she'll make sure that he'll be gone from her life for good!




There's no great way to start with how he annoys her. Aiden constantly is calling her BoBo, a name which she only allows her brother to call her, and does it specifically to get under her skin. He's constantly switching between flirting and annoying, changing so fast it confuses her, and she honestly has no idea how to react to him. There's no specific action of his that has nurtured her dislike of his, but all of it - his constant jokes at her expense, his grades in Transfiguration which are irritatingly close to hers, and the competition between the two when it comes to quidditch. Plus, her pride is a little stung from the most recent game of quidditch that she lost to him. Add all of this to the fact that he identically resembles the bane of her existence, there's not much Aiden could do to escape her ire.

However, this year, Bora has made it her mission to befriend Aiden - it originally was "seduce Aiden," but Bora completely dropped that. She talked herself up to it all summer, and has pondered on how to win him over. She even consulted Duri, since he's the most likeable one (there wasn't much help there, he just shrugged and continued playing some Muggle video game that Geun bought him and told her to "chill out"). The thought passed her mind that maybe she should buy him something, but it seemed like a waste of money since she doesn't know exactly what he likes. At the very last day of summer, Bora decided she'd forget about it - there's no way they could be friends.









Bora and Ariadne don't talk but aren't particular enemies either. They just see each other, dislike each from a distance, and shut up about each other. However, Bora is adamant that Ariadne dyes her hair red - whether Ariadne admits to it or not - and not even a picture of her mother will change that. ( "Pretty sure hair dye existed in the 1970s, Gloria.") Other than that, Bora doesn't care what Ariadne does with her life and won't comment on it. It's not like Bora is particularly hurt that Ariadne doesn't like her - but she is not a hag...if anything, she's just a bitch.





Just as she says, Bora doesn't really know Blake and doesn't particularly care for. Blake has the "I don't care and you can't make me care" vibe that Bora associates with hooligans and delinquents. But it should be noted that she's not wrong. However, Bora admires her natural beauty - though she absolutely abhors her style of clothing, the one thing that particularly matters to Bora. But to each their own or whatever.





Bora and Carlo are strictly acquaintances; but the camaraderie between them can't be denied. There families run in the same circle, and, as such, the two - plus Duri - have gone to the same parties before. Typically speaking, they engage in awkward conversation, nod their heads, and walk away. That's the end of it. However, because of a silent bond between them, Bora knows that if worse came to worst, Carlo wouldn't hesitate to help her if she was really in trouble.





Bora doesn't talk with Dor unless it's about quidditch and even then it's an exchange of insults. Or, more likely, a short exchange of insults until Bora can't come up with something and stomps away dramatically. Despite them not having the same quidditch position, or even being both captains ( "You shouldn't even think about competing with me considering I'm a captain and you're not.") However, it should be noted that Bora is a terrible Keeper and so, if they were to switch quidditch positions, Bora would be thoroughly embarrassed. Bora tends to hold his minor skirt-chasing quirks over his head in arguments, though she might exaggerate it a little.





Gingers are against Bora's religion. I mean, not really, but Bora really really hates jeans with flats. Now that's against her religion. Plus, she barely notices Ophelie and has never talked to her.









Bora is starting to suspect that she doesn't like kids. They're so defiant. Especially Vincent. He's the type of kid that thinks he has everything planned out, according to Bora, and she absolutely hates that. Especially since she's sixteen and knows she has nothing planned out. Even so, Bora doesn't pay attention to Vincent much and doesn't even remember his name, if she's being honest, but rather sees him as the "wannabe cowboy."

Bora has had a crush on Arden since day one. Was it is handsome, soft face? Is he chiseled abs and smoldering eyes? It's a mystery, but the moment Bora saw him she turned into an uncharacteristic stuttering mess. Bora has never had luck with boys - never has dated anyone really - but has been silently pining for Arden since first year. Arden was the reason that Bora joined quidditch in the first place, in hopes of having a reason to talk to him, but then she ended up, ironically enough, loving quidditch even though she used to despise watching it with her family. Having become the new quidditch captain, Bora is reluctant to order Arden around because she's afraid of coming off as too bossy, so she typically has Duri go talk to him under the pretenses of "he'll take it better from you."

However, it should be noted that Bora doesn't really know Arden very much. She's more in like with this perfect image she has of him and the idea that a smart, handsome guy like him will one day sweep her off her feet. So, her perception of him is more false than it is right, and she rather keep it that way. But, boy, can he dance (and it's great that Duri provides a good excuse for her coming to watch them practice.)





Though she says she doesn't like Ash, she doesn't really dislike him. Well, his attitude irritates her and that's really all. Other than that, she doesn't care what he does with his time - as long as he isn't rubbing too much on Duri. Because, god, if Duri became as lazy as him, Bora would lose her mind over the summer.

Bora's pretty sure that Ash thinks she hates him and she is perfectly fine letting him believe it if it means he'll avoid teaming up with her on school projects. Because Bora is not going to do all the work like that one time they were assigned as partners. Fuck that.





When Bora first came to Salem, Chris was a year older than her and already good friends with Armin. Bora didn't make friends easily in the beginning - most people assumed by her appearance that she was a snob, and then they met her and realized that she was worse. Well, except for Chris. Even though he was in her house, they didn't talk much, until Bora joined choir. After joining, they bonded over music and then they bonded when he helped her study for her History of Magic test, and then they became closer when they told each other their sexualities: something they never really wanted to tell anybody else, considering everything.

Though he might not know it, Chris really helped Bora realize that she shouldn't care about other people's opinions as long as the people she keeps close think highly of her. And having Chris as a friend, Bora's attachment to him was like her attachment to Duri: familial and simultaneously worrying. Because in her life, family was a thin line to walk where attention could be deprived at any moment. And, at the root of her problems, Bora was scared of being deprived of attention: her father never paid attention to her, her mother never paid attention to her. So Bora relies on Chris to get that attention; she relies on Chris to hear her problems and help her. Because of this subtle dependency on Chris, Bora is heavily afraid of Abel ruining it. She's scared that Abel would take Chris away from her - considering, with Abel's personality, she's scared that they'll have that whirlwind romance in stories where the only thing that matters is each other and she doesn't want to be the odd man out. Not to mention Abel is a straight-up douchebag and Chris can do so much better than that.





Bora doesn't know Elizabeth outside of the quidditch team and won't bother to. However, when it comes to quidditch, Bora can be pretty harsh when giving instructions and trying to better her team. At times, Bora can be especially harsh on Elizabeth and the younger quidditch players. Outside of quidditch, Bora doesn't bother to socialize with Elizabeth and doesn't have much of a personal opinion on her - though she wishes Elizabeth dressed better.





Okay, so Bora comes off a little strong when it comes to the gothic fashion line. She just doesn't understand it? As for Hana as a person - she doesn't remember her name much, and doesn't know her at all, really. She just cringes at the sight of outfits when she walks by and asks Duri "who's the Sackville-Bagg?"

Bora met Armin through Chris - they were friends before Bora came to school. Of course, Armin being half-veela and Bora coming from a rather traditional family, they didn't get that along at first. Well, the first two years actually. They were constantly at each other's throats and were arguing all the time, with Chris caught in the middle. Then, it just suddenly stopped. They didn't argue as much anymore - of course they still insulted each other - but they had become friends in a way. Good friends.

Armin definitely had a part to play in Bora's growth, though it might not be seen. Because of his status as a half-veela, Bora has grown to have an open mind about people. In the beginning, she might not have been that opened, and though she might still hold certain stereotypes or particularly hurtful perceptions, she is willing to listen and learn from magical creatures, starting with Armin. Of course, Bora avoids mentioning Armin's half-veela state because she doesn't want to make him uncomfortable with her and doesn't want to start an argument. However, she has no qualms with insulting him over anything else.





The Song and Valentine family tends to be in the same circle in the social life of the rich. As such, Bora, Athena, Carlo, and Duri often met at parties and various fundraising get-togethers that were just plain excuses to network. However, even before they went to Salem, Bora and Athena never got along. Athena thought of Bora as a snob and too materialistic while Bora hated Athena's tactless blunt personality with a fiery passion. Of course, they never really outwardly showed it at the parties - to start something would end badly, especially when so many important people were around, watching. But upon coming to Salem, they often had the freedom to taunt each other as they wished and so it's not rare to see them exchange rather hurtful words with each other. Fortunately, Bora possesses a thick skin and Athena's words never really bother her.

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