<strong>Name:</strong>Morgan Corlett<br/><strong>Age:</strong>17<br/><strong>Height:</strong>5'7"<br/><strong>Weight:</strong>130lbs<br/><strong>Eye color:</strong>Brown<br/><strong>Hair Color:</strong>Black<br/><strong>Sexual Orientation:</strong>transgender bisexual<br/><strong>Kinks:</strong>none specific<br/><strong>House:</strong>Ravenclaw<br/><strong>Wand:</strong>Aspen, Dragon Heartstring, 14"<br/><strong>Patronus:</strong>Stoat<br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Morgan is hot-tempered, reacting poorly to insults and rising quickly to taunts. He has often been in trouble for fighting in the past, and is defiant when faced with trouble or punishment. This dovetails with his scholastic achievements, which have been pedestrian at best outside of DADA, which Morgan has always approached as an offensive clinic taught by a coward. Morgan does not have an inherently dark bent; he simply seeks the power to win any fight he finds himself in. Beyond his temper, Morgan is an adrenaline junkie, always seeking the next rush and thrill.<br/><br/>His history and demeanor have made him few friends, but those friends he does have are deeply cared for and loved, to the point of Morgan taking on more than his share of trouble on their behalves. His frequent encounters with the faculty have not always been his fault, and the true culprits of a good third of the trouble he's been punished for have never been found.<br/><br/>Morgan cannot hide his transition, since Hogwarts is a small community, and many remember the long, black braid of the rather sullen girl once sorted into Ravenclaw. However, he will go out of his way to reassert his masculinity, and will not acknowledge his physical gender to anyone who does not actually remember it. He is grateful to be a seventh year, since only faculty and those in his year remember Morgan as a girl, and many of those have forgotten over the years. Morgan refuses to correct them, and insistence is often a trigger for his temper.<br/><strong>Appearance:</strong><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lypz27CsnC1qjuf7f.jpg)</div></div>Morgan is short for a 17 year old boy, and slim. His hair never grows very long, and is always styled into a masculine look, most recently a fauxhawk. For clothes, his tastes trend towards long-sleeved looks and jackets. Revealing clothes are nonexistent in his world, as he prefers loose-fitting men's clothing, since it enables him to keep a man's lines without having to wear his chest binder. Although he doesn't hide his transition, he never advertises he is biologically female, making him a never nude simply by necessity.<br/><strong>History:</strong>Morgan was born to a lovely Muggle family on the Isle of Man, the youngest of five. All of her siblings were boys; she was the only girl in the family, and her parents doted on her, hoping for a demure young lady to counter the rowdiness of their four boys. As Morgan grew, they were sorely disappointed in the tomboy she quickly became. In primary school, she was perhaps worse than her brothers, and took after them in every aspect, leaving the neighbors to joke about the little terror that was the fifth Corlett boy.<br/><br/>Growing up on the Isle of Man, Morgan was always fascinated with motorcycles, waiting happily for the TT to descend on the island every year like a two week Christmas. Her brothers all caught the bug, which didn't help matters at all. Knowing they couldn't stop her, her parents simply forbid her to start riding until she was 12, and tried in the interim to push her into all manner of girly things, with no success.<br/><br/>Morgan's Hogwarts letter was a shock and a huge disappointment to her. She had been expecting to follow lockstep with her brothers, and now she was being shipped off to a dull old castle in Scotland for lessons in a dusty old discipline she'd never heard of. Naively, the letter was a relief to her parents, who reasoned quite wrongly that Hogwarts would be much safer than the lifestyle Morgan seemed dead set on adopting. Her magical blood also seemed to explain how Morgan had seemed invincible for the last 11 years, avoiding all of the pitfalls and broken bones her brothers seemed to collect. Needless to say, Morgan was as disappointed in this development as her parents were thrilled.<br/><br/>Morgan got out of her first two years at Hogwarts what she put into it: very little. She was considered a troublemaker for her quick temper and trouble adjusting to castle life, and seemed to take only to the sorts of magic she could shoot at other students. It didn't help that she was beginning puberty during this time, and felt increasingly out of place and uncomfortable in her own skin.<br/><br/>Morgan might not have lasted past her first year at Hogwarts, except for a former DADA teacher who saw the troubled young girl and tried to channel her temper into more productive activities, teaching her the basics of dueling in her second year. Morgan took to dueling more readily than most other magical pursuits, and became a regular on the Ravenclaw Dueling Club, despite her young age, eager to learn as much as she could.<br/><br/>Beyond the dueling club, Morgan took well to flying, reasoning that if she couldn't have motorcycles, she could at least have flying. Like dueling, Morgan was always willing to compete against those much older than she was, taking flying lessons and Quiddich practices whenever she could for her first two years. This would culminate in her second great outlet, making the Ravenclaw Quiddich team her third year as a Seeker.<br/><br/>Besides making the Quiddich team in his third year, Morgan also underwent a major life change over the summer. When Morgan returned to Hogwarts, it was with a new wardrobe, outlook, and pronoun. He was finally comfortable in his own skin, and while his temper and defiant attitude still ran hot, Morgan had a more even keel from then on, having found in his masculinity, extracurriculars, and school a place where he could be himself. Home was much less accepting. His brothers didn't care, and welcomed the brother they'd always had. His parents were less tolerant, rejecting his choice to become a boy, insisting he was a girl.<br/><br/>Over the next three years, Morgan spent as much time at Hogwarts or the homes of friends as he could manage, avoiding his own contentions home life. Generally, Morgan only returned home during the Tourist Trophy, since he could spend time with his brothers and avoid his parents simultaneously by focusing on the racing. And for two years, it worked. It would have continued to work for three, except that Morgan's oldest brother Michael died in a motorcycle accident during the race, forcing the family into a prolonged period of togetherness as they mourned. Morgan had been watching the exact corner and saw his brother's accident, giving him the ability to see the Thestrals upon his return to Hogwarts.