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William Mitchell
Status:
Muggle-born
Birthday:
07 Oct 2012
Nationality:
English
Residence:
Tregony, England
Function:
First year, Gryffindor
Wand:
22,1 cm chestnut wood and dragon heartstring
Age: 11
Weight: 79 pounds
Height: 4 foot 10 inches
Physical Description: His hair is a thick golden blond. He has deep blue eyes. He has an oval face with ears that are slightly larger than average. You can typically find him wearing jeans and a tea-shirt. You will almost never see him with a smile unless he is with close friends.

Mental Description: William tends to get very focused on what he is doing, causing him to acquire a stern, almost disapproving look. He likes to keep to himself and only has a few close friends. You can often find him watching different situations intently with his stern look to pry any useful information from them. He really loses his temper and doesn't like to express his emotions openly. He focuses intently on his studies, often denying offers from his friends in order to get extra work in, though he will make exceptions for emergencies. He is uncomfortable around new people, but he doesn't show it. He likes being away from conflicted, but close enough so that he can observe and learn from it.

Biography:
William Mitchell was born on a rather ordinary autumn day to two very loving muggles. His father designs new models of bicycles and his mother is a writer for the Daily Telegraph. He has no siblings. Before attending Hogwarts, William attended school at the Tregoney Community School near his home. He only had two close friends and was very regretful to part with them. William got excellent marks in all of his classes, though he did struggle in history if he was not interested in the subject, and he never got in trouble.




First Instance of Magic: William first displayed his "unusual abilities," as his parents would say, was when he was six. It was an unusually hot summer and William did not want to go outside, despite his parents constantly nagging him. He did not shout at them, for he rarely raised his voice at all. Instead he kept his anger pent up until all the glass in the room suddenly burst into pieces.