Kenneth Thompson | First Year | Ravenclaw

Kenneth grew up in a muggle style environment, with his step-father not revealing his true nature of being a wizard. He grew up with radios and was enrolled into a muggle elementary school. It was not till he was 10 when he performed his first act of unintentional magic that his adoptive mother learned about the wizarding world, and was also the time whenn Kenneth recieved a private tutor from the majical world. He has since remained massively invested in magic even when he could not use it.

Eventually, he will both desire power and will also understand the cost of attaining the power and manifest the quote of "Power is a blessing and a curse. It often requires giving up a part of yourself in order to obtain it."

His family was mercilessly slaughtered by a dark wizard and has been raised by a his uncle (Pure blood) and step-aunt (muggle) that adopted him. His family consists of his father, mother, his step-sister and himself. He has always cherished and loved this new family. His first instance of magic was an aqua coloured orb which was created when he was chasing a rat that ate his snack that he was saving for dinner later. He angrily extended his palm at an attempt to catch the rat. However, an orb suddenly matrialised in his palm and blasted forward, making a small crater into the living room wall. This was celebrated as a great achievement for Kenneth but he was also sternly warned to not ever do that again by his parents. He has since been thinking about this power of his, looking forward to attending Hogwarts, which his father always talks so fondly about.

A boy with brown hair and amber, pearly eyes. A boyish face hides his true, mature and caring nature.

A loyal friend to the end, Kenneth strongly believes in the ideal of trust. He would always be loyal and trusting of those who treat him kindly to the end. Kenneth would not actively make any enemies, and he would befriend even the weirdest person. However, this is more so that he can use the person for his own good than to truely be friends with them. However, he also holds his "True Friends" which are made in times of hardship in VERY high esteem. He is also very loyal to his family.