Regulus black

Regulus always seems to have things very clear. He grows up in an environment that day by day conditions the way his character and way of seeing things.

Given his brother's conflict, he made sure to grow up under the shadow of his parents' thoughts so that, from an early age, he seemed to have tendencies towards purity of blood, classes among magicians and a marked air of superiority over others. the "mudbloods." They had taught them that they were inferior beings, that they did not deserve to be carriers of magic, as if it could be transferred from one body to another like a simple object or piece of clothing.

As if it were something that runs in the genes, Regulus is ambitious, and wants to make his family proud of him. Pride is a bad thing, they say, and Sirius and Regulus are the living reflection of that. And that's why, since Sirius ended up in Gryffindor, the differences between them have caused them to distance themselves to the point of not being able to stand each other most of the time. He had been taught that he should not ask for forgiveness when he did something that he considered was right, and that was how he had grown up. No one expected him to retract anything said or done, he wouldn't.

Regarding the relationship with his parents, one could say that it is normal, close to good. For his mother, he is the child he always wanted, "the living reflection of his father" as he likes to repeat, especially after some argument with his firstborn. She has always taken care of him like the greatest of treasures, even if sometimes she gets scolded. And that's how pampered and palmed he had grown. Capricious, with high levels of self-esteem that Sirius already took care of.
Otherwise, he is generally a normal person, who interacts with his friends in a happy way and knows how to have fun. Despite what he might seem because of his relationship with everyone who is not pure blood or Slytherin, he is a smiling person and knows how to enjoy good times, he is extremely proud and jealous.

Likes and dislikes: He is somewhat of a neat freak, so he likes everything to be in its place. It does not, however, reach obsession and is capable of compromising a certain disorder. He is passionate about churros, and he keeps it as a secret vice, since his mother would reproach him for being a muggle. He likes to read, discover new things and, oddly enough, he likes to study. He thinks that this improves the qualities of the magician: if magic is something that is earned, he can enhance and develop himself. That's what they taught him at home. His favorite pastime is, after annoying Mudblood, flying with his broom. The feeling of freedom, of being able to control everything under his feet is something he enjoys too much.

The mudbloods and the muggles. The first ones make him nervous, unable to understand how they could have managed to have magic; the second, well, why did they exist? If the magic was good. He couldn't understand what the purpose of a Muggle's existence was. For the rest, he somewhat criticizes people who are "too good" and celery. Ugh! Total intolerance.