THE STORY THUS FAR…
EARLY LIFE
Felix is the middle child of the Macmillan bunch—with Fitz (the oldest, Ravenclaw ‘79) and Felicity (the baby, Ravenclaw ‘82). He’s lived much of his life in Appleby.
He learned at an early age that he was a squib and generally took the news quite well. He had a family that loved and supported him regardless of his magical abilities (or rather, lack thereof). Not to mention, his Aunt Liza is also a squib, and helped to co-found the Society for the Support of Squibs and even led activists during protests in 1968.
Needless to say, he grew up with lots of support and idolized his aunt, wanting to follow in her footsteps.
1977
In the early spring, Felix and other younger members of the S.S.S. decided to protest a restaurant in Banchory that refused service to a squib. The demonstration quickly turned ugly, with wixen sending hexes and more their way.
Felix emerged with a few injuries and a whole lot of PTSD. Aunt Liza’s injuries resulted in a permanent disability.
This was the first time his juvenile youth ever saw how rotten the world could be, and he really started withdrawing into himself.
In June, he began dating his long-time friend Mae Bragnam. He fell hard and quickly, but the relationship was ultimately a “right person, wrong time” kind of dynamic.
1978
Felix began slowly pulling away from the Wizarding World, with Mae being one of his few connections left besides his family.
Their relationship ended in May, and it was pretty bad, emotions definitely running high—which Felix still regrets since they were friends for so long before they dated.
1979
By this time, Felix fully engrossed himself in the muggle world, hardly having contact with old wixen buddies. Really, he was scared of getting hurt again and was very much still dealing with PTSD but without the proper care he needed.
His older brother’s long-time engagement (betrothal, depending on who you ask) to Amycus Carrow ended in February. Felix was, admittedly, upset about it because he always found Amy to be friendly albeit somewhat dim. But also, it gave him an excuse to spend more time with Alecto Carrow, whose dynamic energy captivated him.
Aly and Felix soon began a relationship. A serious one, in his opinion, but Aly really only sought to manipulate and gaslight him. Basically, it was a very narcissistic relationship, which Felix couldn’t see.
Aly swore him to secrecy so to not upset Amy and Fitz, but in actuality this made it much easier to manipulate Felix—as his family and friends simply couldn’t see the full picture.
He lost his virginity to Aly and very much so believed her to be his Dream Girl.
1980
Eventually, Aly grew tired of Felix and dumped him. On his birthday. He didn’t take it well.
In August, he started at the University of Manchester for a degree in philosophy.
He also works an internship at the WWN as an assistant (glorified coffee fetcher).
Since the fall of the Statute, Felix is starting to get more comfortable within the Wizarding world again. These are scary times, but part of him can’t help but feel hopeful. If muggles can accept wixen, certainly the time will come for wixen to view squibs as equals, right?
KISS & TELL
1980
June 1979 - 13 April / Alecto Carrow / committed relationship
1978
June 1977 - May / Mae Bragnam / committed relationship
















