Tallulah Sloe
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| Tallulah Sloe | ||
| Biographical Information | ||
| Full name | Tallulah Belle Sloe | |
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| Born | 2 September 1934 | |
| Birthplace | San Francisco, California, USA. | |
| Residence | Cheltenham, England. | |
| Nationality | American/English | |
| Blood Status | Halfblood | |
| Title(s) | Prefect, 1952-53; Head Girl, 1953-54 | |
| Physical Information | ||
| Family Information | ||
| Parents | Lola Sloe and Neil Carroll | |
| Siblings | Stella Carroll (half sister), Finn Carroll (half brother) | |
| Magical Characteristics | ||
| Wand | Hazel, 11 inches, unicorn hair core, pliant. | |
| Affiliation | ||
| House | Gryffindor | |
Contents
Biography
TALLULAH BELLE SLOE and OTHER NAMES
a book about tallulah belle sloe
starring: tallulah Belle sloe
BY: TALLULAH BELLE SLOE
My name is Tallulah Belle Sloe...except for when it's not. Here are some times when it isn't.
When I am at my mom's, my name is LULA. Her name is LOLA. Sometimes it gets confusing!!!! Maybe it was silly to make our names so the same, but Mom is basically the boss, so what she says GOES!!! She lives in San Fransisco, in California, in the U. S. of A. I used to live there, also. When I did, I had a baby sitter called Coral. Coral called me LULABELLE. Lulabelle is a name of a cow. I am not a cow!
(I'd be a pretty good cow, though!)
ANYWAY, I moved away because I don't know I guess those were some dumb names or something.
GOODBYE, LULA! GOODBYE, LULABELLE!
When I am at my dad's house, my name is TULA. His name is Neil. His wife's name is not Lola. I don't think they like the name Lola, so I changed the L to a T, because that's easy and sounds more different. I have a half sister and a half brother. Their names are Stella and Finn. They are younger than me by a lot. I guess Dad had to think about it for a while after I came into the world! When Stella and Finn were smaller, they had a lot of names for me like LULU and TULU. But those are circus girl names. I am not a circus girl! Now they just call me TULA, too, but it sounds more like TWO-LAH because they and Dad and Not Mom all live in Cheltenham (and I do too now) and they have silly accents. I don't. I guess I stick out like a sore thumb!
At least no one thinks my name is SORE THUMB!
When I am by myself, my name is TALLULAH. OR sometimes I think of different names I could have. Like Jezebel. OR Marzipan. But mostly I am JUST TALLULAH, and the other names don't matter. And that's ok. And I'm ok.
the END!!!
Praise for Tallulah, Summer 1946
"Nope, she wasn't doing this again. Not unless she came with Lulah. At least she was brave (or just plain stupid)."
-Emerson Vartan
"To be fair, he wasn't too worried about Lula's outgrowing his. Lula's flower looked almost dead and sometimes Julian secretly watered it because he pitied it."
-Julian Vartan
"At least the girl had stopped talking, vibrating silently as she watched him with the unblinking eyes of a bushbaby. He decided to do what she said, if only because he was hungry and hopeful that if he did, she'd stay silent."
-Ignatius Mallory
"Effy swallowed, and sat up a little straighter, folding her hands in her lap. She looked sidelong at Tallulah (who was grinning maniacally, for some unknown but probably dire reason) and bit her lip, repeating the same mantra over and over again in her mind:
Please don't embarrass me, please don't embarrass me, please don't embarrass me..."
-Euphemia Vane
Praise for Tallulah, Year One [1946-47]
"Tallulah Sloe was a fast talking tornado of enthusiasm, and he couldn't remember when he'd agreed to come with her, but he'd suddenly found himself taking a detour."
-Ignatius Mallory
Praise for Tallulah, Year Two [1947-48]
"Tallulah Sloe was familiar; Tallulah Sloe was raucous noise, and sudden movement, and the way Effy's clenched jaw felt after five minutes spent in the other girl's presence.
Tallulah Sloe was red.
Except she wasn't any of those things right now, and it scared Effy."
-Euphemia Vane
"Tallulah Sloe, whose reputation preceded her like a carnival procession, was decidedly one such roulette wheel. One thing was guaranteed with Miss Tallulah, and that was absolutely nothing. She was all surprises, a wildcard, a 'free spirit.'"
-Icarus Argabright
