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The Purebloods.


The McKinnons.

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The McKinnon Family!

Domhnall Alistair (2 Sept 1894 – 15 Mar 1967) & Fiona Lileas Tennyson (21 May 1901 – 11 Apr 1977)

(Posted Image)Alistair Coinneach (31 Oct 1919) & Lowri Gwynivere Prewett (24 Dec 1930)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Marlene Maisie (19 Oct 1960)



(Posted Image)Iain Tamhàs Arran (11 May 1925 – 11 Apr 1977) & Seona Boadicea MacLeod (28 Jan 1927)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Blair Edmé (1 Sept 1948) & Gavin Angus MacGregor (30 Nov 1947)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image) (Posted Image)Irene Beitris (24 Feb 1967)
(Posted Image) (Posted Image) (Posted Image)Rhona Greer (18 Nov 1970)
(Posted Image) (Posted Image) (Posted Image)Arran Carbrey (31 Mar 1975)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Stuart Murray (23 Feb 1953 – 11 Apr 1977) & Isabeal Ainsley Callaghan (5 Dec 1956)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image) (Posted Image)Graham Stuart (17 Oct 1977)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Moyna Innes Ailsa (13 July 1960)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Cailean Drest (8 Aug 1966)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Tamhàs Domhnall (9 Jan 1971 – 11 Apr 1977)



(Posted Image)Barclay Dwyn (3 Jun 1938) & Mairi Mór Garrett (15 Jun 1941)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Lindsay Cadeyrn (24 May 1963)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Douglas Brian (12 Feb 1965)

(Posted Image) (Posted Image)Kenna Sileas Garrett (17 May 1972)



(Posted Image)Aileen Carson Lileas (28 Aug 1943 – 11 Apr 1977)

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Domhnall & Fiona

I don’t really have much to say on behalf of the ‘grandparents’. Domhnall was the quiet, but severe type who operated his family with a strong, but respected hand. No one questioned him; everything he did was for his family; and he expected decency and honour from all of them. Fiona was much more vivacious than he was, in a pushy, demanding way. She expected all of her boys to get married, have five kids each, and then make those kids have kids. The continuation of the McKinnon line was her one and only goal.

Alistair & Lowri

Uhmm… if you don’t know them by now, you’re silly. Unless you didn’t know that Alistair is the chief of the McKinnon clan, obviously, and therefore the ‘Lord’ of Skye.

Marlene

Ditto.

Iain & Seona

Iain was a very active, political figure in Scottish politics, particularly on the isle of Skye, where the McKinnons live. Though Alistair’s in charge, he’s also one of the prominent founders of the Order of the Phoenix, and therefore incredibly busy, so Iain is the one who took charge of local (town) affairs, while helping the Order. He’s firm, and devoted to his family. Seona, likewise, has a very strong personality. She’s not noisy like the rest of the clan, not being a natural-born McKinnon, but she’s still very firm in her decisions, and has generally taken over the leadership of the women’s side of the family, despite that position technically belonging to Lowri. She’s a badass.

Blair & Gavin

Blair is slightly rebellious, but beautiful, and knows it. She’s proud of being Scottish, and doesn’t really recognise anything else, but doesn’t stand by and let people tell her what to do – even Alistair, though they’re incredibly close. She was the first-born of the second generation of McKinnons, so Alistair spoils her like she’s his own daughter, and in relation to Marlene, they behave like siblings – in the sense that they hate one another at face value, but love each other underneath it all. Blair is a bit of a mini-Fiona, and hates Lowri with a passion… just like Fiona did. She likes to cause problems for her.

Gavin is the perfect Scottish man. He won half-a-dozen Highland Games to get Blair to marry him, and has no problem proving himself. He’s loud and rambunctious when the need arises, and fits right in with the McKinnons. Gavin is not the man you want to physically threaten. He’s solely concerned with his family – the MacGregor-McKinnons – and little else. (Think Tiernan, but Scottish and not quite so wishy-washy when it comes to dealing with his wife.)

Irene, Rhona & Arran

The girls are more feminine than Marlene, but could still kick just about any English boy’s arse. Arran refuses to wear anything that isn’t a kilt, like his father.

Stuart & Isabeal

Stuart’s irrelevant. He’s dead. Well, I play him, so it doesn’t matter. And nobody plays Isabeal, so … all you need to know is that she was pregnant when Stuart was murdered.

Moyna, Cailean & Tam

Moyna is Marlene’s age, and they never speak to each other. Moyna’s a bit of a girly-girl, and Cailean’s too young to be important. Tam… well, you’ve met Tam. He’s rowdy and insane and—I meant was. He’s dead, too.

Barclay & Mairi

Barclay, youngest of the McKinnon brothers, was always the peacemaker. Despite having the same loud, noisy, rough and tumble upbringing as the others, he was still inclined to step away from the spotlight, and he was happy to let Alistair and Iain take up the more powerful positions in the local government. Instead, his capacity for calm decision making and an understanding demeanor led him into the legal field, first as an advocat and eventually as Skye's main judge. While he puts in many hours to make sure that cases are seen to, Barclay's main focus is his wife and three children, and he considers being a good husband and father his primary occupation.

Mairi, like her husband, is very out of place in what’s considered ‘typically McKinnon’, but they’re still a beloved aspect of the family. They’re both passionate – in Mairi’s case, about being a mother – and live for the family. Regardless, she’s shy and quiet and gentle.

Lindsay, Douglas & Kenna

Are their (boy, boy, girl) kids. That is all.

Aileen

Hates people, loves animal. Turned her room into a forest when she was in school, and never actually graduated from Hogwarts. She dropped out mid-way though her seventh year because she refused to pay attention to anything except Care of Magical Creatures, and was too busy playing with baby animals when she should have been doing schoolwork. She’s also dead, which is unfortunate, because all three of her brothers were madly protective of her.