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Who Is Caroline Callman's First Wand
On the morning of August 30, Caroline Callahan cheerfully walked into Ollivanders to purchase her very first wand. The very first wand that she tried out happened to be the wand for her. The wand consisted of chestnut wood and unicorn hair core, 12.5 inches, and slightly flexible. The wood of her wand suited her personality perfectly, because of her love of animals. It was also perfect for her because of her desire for world peace and justice. Her wand possesses the core of unicorn hair, which will be loyal to her personality and wand wood. Her wand is 12.5 inches, which is a suitable length. Her wand is slightly flexible, because she is okay with some change, but not big change. The smooth handle of her thin wand fits perfectly in her hand,
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