Kennedy White Kennedy Blake White
Gender:Female
Birthday: 2000
Age: Fifteen
Blood: Pureblood
Birth Place: Sydney, Australia
Nationality: Australian
Family: Whitney Williams and Daniel White met during their years at school. Daniel was a nice guy from a very rich family, and Whitney... well, WANTED to be a part of a rich family. Though Whitney was not rich, she was very spoiled, and was used to getting what she wanted. So Daniel, an attractive, rich classmate, was sure not going to elude her! They began to date in their sixth year at school, and married at only the age of twenty one. While Whitney was mostly with Daniel for his money, she did come to care for him, and at the age of twenty three, they had their first child - Beckett White. A year later, their second child, Kennedy White was born. And last, the next year, was Tristan White.
History: As a young, pureblood daughter of a rich family, Kennedy grew up lacking nothing. She was very spoiled, and was able to get her way with a charming smile and a "
Daddy, pleaseeee." But while Kennedy was always the type to play her charm and pretty smile to her advantage, she wasn't the type to throw tantrums when she was told no. She could accept defeat, though she didn't like it and avoided it at all costs. She made plenty of friends when she started attending school and was very good at transfiguration and potions. The summer after her brother's fourth year, her father took a job at the British Ministry of Magic, and Kennedy and her brothers were forced to uproot and transfer to Hogwarts for Kennedy's fifth year.
Appearance: Kennedy stands at around five foot four, average for a girl of her age. She has an athletic shape, with broad shoulders, long legs and a thin waist. Her face is oval shaped, and her eyes are a soft blue. Her long blonde hair is almost always twisted into a braid. The most captivating part of her appearance is her smile.
Personality: Kennedy is generally a very bright, outgoing person. She loves to be around people, and is constantly smiling! She makes friends rather easily, and is incredibly close to her older brother Beckett. She tolerates her younger brother Tristan. However, despite her outgoing personality, Kennedy IS rather conceited, and thinks very highly of herself. As a result, she's incredibly stubborn and doesn't get along very well with those who disagree with her on a lot of topics. She's very confident in herself, but isn't particularly studious. She does well in school, but isn't the best student in class. She loves to fly. She is funloving and bold, always in the mood for a good joke, and tends to disregard the rules. Kennedy isn't particularly empathetic, and can't really understand the struggles of others. She isn't much help if a friend needs to talk about a troubling situation, even though she tries. She's very athletic and spends most of her time outside. She can't stand activities that require sitting still, like reading or painting.
Kennedy whined, standing in front of the rusty old teapot with her arms crossed. The rest of her family had already grabbed ahold of it, and were staring expectantly at Kennedy to do the same. Because if she didn't join them soon, the portkey would leave without her. And in an instant, they'd be half a world away from each other, Kennedy and her family. But Kennedy didn't join them. Not yet. Her mind was quickly working through the possibility that she'd be able to sway them. Maybe, if she continued to refuse, they'd give in out of fear that she'd be left behind. But if that happened, they'd get into incredible trouble and then she'd still be forced to go anyway.
"Oh, come on Kenny, it's not going to be that bad," her brother retorted, rolling his eyes.
"Says you!" Kennedy replied sharply. Her brother was leaving far less behind than Kennedy was. He didn't have dozens of friends and a boyfriend. But of course, it would be concerning if he had a boyfriend. The point was, he cared more about his music and his art than he did about where he was going to school. Kennedy, on the other hand, had broken up with her boyfriend and said goodbye to her friends, and would probably never see them again. But there really wasn't any way out, so she huffed in annoyance and uncrossed her arm.
"Fine," she said.
"But I better get the biggest room."
