Blythe Gallagher
- Status:
- Half-blood
- Birthday:
- 12 Dec 2013
- Nationality:
- Indonesian
- Residence:
- Harlow, England
- Function:
- Second year, Gryffindor
- Wand:
- 24,3 cm ash wood and phoenix feather
Physical Description: Blythe has a fit figure, standing at 4’10 with tan skin, shoulder length dark grey hair she ties effortlessly into a messy ponytail, and baby blue eyes. She has a grey poliosis streak on her front hair that matches her father’s. She wears a pair of navy goggles that’s almost always around.
Mental Description: Blythe is an experimental and curious person, being willing to try out or challenge something or anyone (even if she ends up dumped most of the time). She is loud yet friendly, chaotic and somehow analytical. However, this doesn’t make her incapable of taking things seriously, as she can become declarative and somewhat aggressive under stress. This risks her being distant and wary of others, and if it’s personal, she’s a potential foe. Fortunately, she tries her best not to lose her self-control and keep her composure. Blythe also takes pleasure leading others and being seen as a dependable person, in which is taken for granted as the young one prefers to use this skill for mischief and personal advantages. Blythe isn’t afraid of calling someone out, but it’s rarely anything personal.
Biography: Blythe lives with her parents in the muggle world. Her father is a wizard, he was the one who told her about the wizard world. Whereas her mother is a muggle who denies that wizards are real and takes great measures for Blythe to deny it too. This makes it difficult for her to grasp what or who to believe, it also causes tension to build up whenever it’s brought up. Before the age of 11 and the letter from Hogwarts, Blythe studied in a muggle school where she takes great pride at studying science and arts.
First Instance of Magic: After receiving her math paper from school (grade 2, 8 years old) and noticing her horrible score, she felt disappointed. Once she failed to hide the paper from her classmates, they mocked her for it, stating how simple it is and how embarrassing it is for her to fail. Frustrated and angry, Blythe had accidentally and rather magically set her paper on fire. Out of shock, she slams the paper on her desk and fails to put it out, the school’s smoke system was triggered in response.
Mental Description: Blythe is an experimental and curious person, being willing to try out or challenge something or anyone (even if she ends up dumped most of the time). She is loud yet friendly, chaotic and somehow analytical. However, this doesn’t make her incapable of taking things seriously, as she can become declarative and somewhat aggressive under stress. This risks her being distant and wary of others, and if it’s personal, she’s a potential foe. Fortunately, she tries her best not to lose her self-control and keep her composure. Blythe also takes pleasure leading others and being seen as a dependable person, in which is taken for granted as the young one prefers to use this skill for mischief and personal advantages. Blythe isn’t afraid of calling someone out, but it’s rarely anything personal.
Biography: Blythe lives with her parents in the muggle world. Her father is a wizard, he was the one who told her about the wizard world. Whereas her mother is a muggle who denies that wizards are real and takes great measures for Blythe to deny it too. This makes it difficult for her to grasp what or who to believe, it also causes tension to build up whenever it’s brought up. Before the age of 11 and the letter from Hogwarts, Blythe studied in a muggle school where she takes great pride at studying science and arts.
First Instance of Magic: After receiving her math paper from school (grade 2, 8 years old) and noticing her horrible score, she felt disappointed. Once she failed to hide the paper from her classmates, they mocked her for it, stating how simple it is and how embarrassing it is for her to fail. Frustrated and angry, Blythe had accidentally and rather magically set her paper on fire. Out of shock, she slams the paper on her desk and fails to put it out, the school’s smoke system was triggered in response.