Sapphire McKinnon

"“So... you going to talk or just sit there being edgy, or are you actually going to talk?”- Sapphires first line"

Sapphire McKinnon
Sapphire McKinnon is one of the major protagonists in the story, second only to Emelia Riddle. She is presumably targeted personally by Anthea Free for her string connections to the Order Of The Phoenix and/or close pureblood connections.

Pre-Story
Sapphire was the youngest child of Marlene McKinnon nee Pomfrey (a Afro-Caribbean witch) and Hamish McKinnon (a Scottish Wizard). While born in Scotland she was raised in London by her uncle after her parent and siblings murder by the hands of Lord Voldemort. How she survived is uncertain, but Sapphire assures it was by chance alone. She was raised to hate Death Eaters.

Chapter 1
The second part of the first chapter is solely centred around Sapphire McKinnon. The part starts with her sitting in a train compartment with Lily Scyt. She aks the girl why she doesn’t talk, the response given isn’t truly a response more of a list of reasons Sapphire should leave. Sapphire refuses to leave, preaching that her Uncle Peter told her she had a right to do whatever she wanted.

Lily’s response is to curse Sapphire to move to another carriage. After the curse is lifted, Sapphire yells at Lily, calling her actions illegal. Lily’s response is to assure Sapphire no one will believe her, before leaving.

Claire Abbott, who was sitting in the compartment with Sapphire reacts by saying that she believes her. She also says that Sapphire should be worried about more than just Lily and makes a Shakespeare reference. Similar to Amora Zynthia, Sapphire acts confused.

Chaptee 2
Sapphiee is described as a dark-skinned girl and sorted into Gryffindor.

Chapter 3
Sapphire is on of the five girls in Gryffindor, she is described as being excitable and bubbly. After Aria Lee points out that family isn’t perfect, Sapphire responds with an intellectual quote. After a deep psychological analysis inside Aria’s head, she points out Sapphire’s identity.

Sapphire then talks openly about the things she has suffered through, commenting on how she is almost as famous as Harry Potter. Aria then responds without thinking about how her father was involved in the deaths of Sapphire’s family.

Chapter 6
Sapphire McKinnon is part of a book club alongside Ginny Lovegood and Emelia Riddle. She spends most of the part arguing about the meaning of the book they are analysing with Emelia, while Ginny tries to get them to stop. Eventually Madam Pince comes over, assumed to be there to tell them off, but turns out to give them housepoints.