Lexie is a dark chestnut haired girl with light skin, and pale green eyes, like the color had been sucked out of them. The color of her clothes usually represent the mood she’s in, for example, dull colors may indicate a sullen emotional state, and bright colors could mean a cheery state of mind.

Competitive (especially with sports), but cares about people and can't stand unfairness on a big scale, though small scale cheating that doesn't hurt anyone, she is okay with. Can get tunnel visioned when meeting new people, so has to force herself to make boundaries.

Born in St Margarine’s Teaching Hospital, in Oxford, England, Lexie has three siblings, a younger sister and two older brothers. Luckily, they are close in age, but all four of them have varying interests, so they don’t spend much time together. Lexie loves outdoor activities, like sports but despises academics and was close to flunking her former school. Her father, being a professor, made her promise that she would try hard to do well in school at Hogwarts, which she begrudgingly agreed to.

She had a decent amount of friends who she met mostly in sports, but most of them she didn’t consider to be close friends. Her best friend was a boy named Dominic, who most nickname as Dom. They’d met at soccer practice one fine summer afternoon, and instantly became friends.

Lexie’s mother is a pureblood Auror, who hit her head while fighting a dark wizard. The dark magic and sheer force caused her terrible injuries, but she was treated by the magical world’s best doctors and physicians. Though she survived, she had lost a majority of memories, would suffer from severe confusion and had basically been diagnosed with incurable dementia. All this happened when Lexie was barely three, so she has had little to no interaction with her mother.

Lexie’s father is a muggle, who works at the local university at Oxford. When his wife was diagnosed with dementia, he had asked the ministry for his wife to live in a nursing home so he would be able to visit her easily. The ministry did not oblige, and placed her in St Mungo's Hospital, but let Lexie's father visit as often as he pleased. Lexie’s father made the decision to not tell his children about their mother’s magical past, until Lexie found out she was a witch.

Walking home from school one windy afternoon, Lexie was deep in thought, thinking about how to get out of the few chores she had. Out of the bushes jumped a gray cat, who stared at her. Being deathly afraid of cats, she jumped back, startling the cat which hissed and spat in her direction. That simple act made Lexie scream and her eyes widened as the cat started to float up into the air. Panicked, she froze, the cat nearly ten feet up in the air, and screamed at it to come down, unbeknownst to her that it was she herself, making the cat levitate. After lots of pleading, begging and screaming, the cat slowly floated down and scampered back into the bushes. She ran home to tell her father, who enlightened her to the fact that, like her mother, she was a witch.