Physical Description: A scrawny kid with unruly light brown hair, thick glasses and warm summer freckles. Still a bit short for his age with big ears he has yet to grow into. Both his ears and cheeks have a tendency to flush whenever he does strenuous activities or just feels any type of emotion, whether it be anger, embarassment or joy.

Mental Description: William is a sweet but curious kid. Always up to no good and way too nosy for his own good. He is a big fan of history and once he grows up he wants to research the origins of magic. He loves being outdoors and whilst he loves to have friends and a social life, he also enjoys the solitude of the forests and waters all around his home and the Hogwarts grounds.

Biography: His father being a muggle, was adamant about William going to a muggle school until they were certain that he was a wizard, no matter how much his mother complained about it being a waste of time. He is a single child, born and raised near the forests outside London. Used to a big garden and freedom, he spent most of his time wandering the forests, looking for various critters and the occasional potion ingredient for his mother.

First Instance of Magic: William was a late bloomer so to speak. His mother was oh so relieved when the Hogwarts letter finally came and put an end to the shallow conflict of whether William was a wizard or not. His first tousle with magic was once when William was around nine years old and had been out in the woods all on his own, looking for bird feathers and bones when he had accidentally stumbled upon an adder. It had been resting close to a rock and William had accidentally stepped on its tail. Angered, the adder swiftly bit him only to notice that William's leg had turned rock hard and the snake's teeth couldn't pierce the skin. The snake had tried a few more times before William danced away, terrified and the snake, equally terrified decided to cut its losses and find another stone to sunbathe on. His father had always warned him about being careful in the woods, especially where there could be snakes, therefore, William didn't dare tell his parents what had happened when he came back home.