Physical Description

Lucy is 1.45 meters tall. She has dark brown, inscrutable eyes. When she gets angry, there is something threatening about them. Lucy’s pitch-black hair strongly resembles her father’s. From birth, there was always something special about her: her thick hair has always had blue streaks. At the age of six, Lucy began dyeing her hair. Today, she wears it black only from the roots to about halfway down. For her age, Lucy is muscular yet still slim. She usually wears black leather pants and a black-and-white cropped sweater.

Mental Description

Lucy is often alone, which is why she has only one friend. Yet because of that—or perhaps precisely because of it—Lucy is curious and inventive. With her wizard born best friend Terry, she goes through thick and thin. Lucy loves learning new things and is a bit too eager to put herself in danger. When she is alone, she enjoys singing and dancing.

Biography

Lucy lives with her mother in a large house near Greenwich, England. Both of her parents attended Hogwarts, but her mother never told her much about it. Even so, Lucy dreamed of going to Hogwarts one day.

Lucy is often alone because her mother works a lot. She is an author who writes about her experiences in the wizarding world. Although Lucy’s mother works from home, she still has very little time for her daughter. She owns her own bookstore in the foyer of their large house.

Lucy often plays in the four attics of her home. Her father left several things there. He died when Lucy had just been born, and her mother never told her how it happened. In the attic, Lucy found several boxes filled with photos and many objects she cannot identify.

When Lucy is alone and cannot go up to the attic because it is leaking, she turns up the music and starts singing and dancing.

Lucy is usually not allowed to leave the house because there are many Muggles walking around the streets. But when even the music becomes too boring, she sneaks out through the kitchen window. Terry’s house is directly next to her mother’s house, and Lucy usually just jumps over.

First Encounter with Magic

When she was seven years old, the jump over to Terry was quite a challenge. Most of the time she managed it, but it was always close.

On a rainy autumn afternoon, singing and dancing alone had become too boring for Lucy. She turned off the music and slipped out of her room. She managed to get past the kitchen staff to the small kitchen window. She pulled at the stiff handle. With all her strength, she forced the window open. The pouring rain rushed into her face. Lucy swung herself onto the windowsill. She was practiced at that. She wanted to push off the window frame to make a powerful jump. But suddenly her feet slipped and she fell uncontrollably downward.

Lucy thought it was all over. But just when she should have hit the ground, she realized that she was floating. Just a little lower and she would have been badly hurt. Then she dropped to the ground with a jolt, as if nothing had happened. She stood up and looked around. No one was in sight. Quickly, she slipped back into the house through the back door.

Hobbies

Because Lucy spends a lot of time alone, she taught herself how to dance and sing.