Wyatt’s sorting as a Gryffindor came as no surprise to those that knew him. Though quiet, Wyatt is known for being audacious and confident, stepping up to defend those who look to him for help (and occasionally those who refuse it.) This willingness to help has led him to disaster in the past, including in his ongoing feud with Dame Hellstorm. After offering the Ravenclaw (unwanted and fairly offensive) advice regarding his sexual habits (Wyatt believing in saving yourself for love), Wyatt found himself in constant conflict with Hellstorm and dozens of other students who found Wyatt’s beliefs childish.

In his spare time, Wyatt enjoys keeping fit, wandering Hogwarts grounds and rowing across the lake. Imaginative and somewhat of a loner due to frequent uprooting as a child, the Gryffindor tends to spend hours at a time in his head, dreaming up adventures as he wanders along the lake’s bank.

Loser? Yeah, just a little.

Wyatt is the only child of Patricia McGonagall, Professor Minerva McGonagall’s niece. Growing up in the barren expanse of the American Midwest, Wyatt’s blossoming magical abilities forced his single mother to move them several times, in order to avoid drawing attention from neighbors. In one instance, Wyatt accidentally multiplied the number of fireflies in their yard, the resulting millions illuminating the entire block.

When Wyatt turned eleven, his mother chose to send him to Hogwarts for his magical education, at her aunt Minerva’s urging. He was sorted into Gryffindor before the hat had the chance to touch his head, and did well in his classes. He was elected Prefect in his fifth year.