Fern Fallow 🌿 1st year 🌿 Gryffindor

. ✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆✮˚Fern Fallow | 1st year | Gryffindor ✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆✮˚.

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆ Full name: Fern Eclipse Fallow

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆ Age: Eleven

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆: Birthday: May 30th 2013

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆Wand: 30,7 cm pear wood and dragon heartstring

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆:Patronus: N/A

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆House & School year: 1st year of Gryffindor

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆Species: Human

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆Character race & Special talent: N/A & N/A

✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆. Backstory and History .✩°𓏲⋆🌿. ⋆


Reducio
On May 30th at 12am, Fern was born to Harmony and James Fallow, in London. Harmony wrote to her parents, in the British countryside. James wrote to his parents, who live in Ireland telling them the news. Since her parents were aurors, she usually stayed with her grandparents in the countryside.

Her grandparents house, were she usually stayed was small but homey, they had a cat named Starr and an owl named Constellation. She normally read books by the fireplace, or tends to the plants. Her grandparents, Skye and Leo took her out on walks around the countryside pointing out the beautiful sky and amazing wildlife. Fern spent most her time reading study books, that her grandparents had from Hogwarts.

Her mother and father were off work for a day, there was no wind, just a sunny day. Her mom was cleaning the windows her father was inside making lunch, Fern was pretending to fight a dragon using a stick as a ‘sword’ and a leaf as a ‘shield’, the ‘dragon’ was charging at her in Fern’s imagination, the leaf shield was a few feet away, Fern had managed to lift the leaf off the ground 4 or 5inches, stopping the ‘dragon’, her mother was watching then jumped up and grabbed Fern’ father, Fern was still holding the leaf in the air, it not swaying at all. Her parents were overjoyed.


The next few years Fern was reading books and playing outside, till she was 11, and got her hogwarts letter. She excitedly bouncing around and ran off to tell her parents whom were home that day. They were very ecstatic and sent an owl to tell Fern’s grandparents the amazing news. She was ecstatic too, the rest of the day they celebrated.