Glenda had never been one to truly worry. Why would she, really, when it felt almost as if she knew her goal and how to get there (and perhaps also had plenty of help along the way too?). To her, Dementors werenât something she was ever going to encounter, and so the Patronus charm was just another tick in a box of spells that she didnât quite get to check off, but that she wasnât truly worried about needing to learn. After all, when would she need to learn to fight Dementors?
Sheâd tried the spell before, trying to check that box off, of course. The Ravenclaw prided herself on knowing spells, but this one was just a little too far out of her grasp it seemed. Still, she didnât fret, and just put it down as something she would work on in the future. There were plenty of other things to focus on, mainly her radio show and all the new music coming out.
Joining the Order, it hadnât come up again, and so for the past year, helping out with her radio show and going on missions and such as needed, Glenda hadnât thought there was a need for it. Of course, that all changed on the last mission, at hearing that a group had been attacked by Dementors and had absolutely needed that spell in order to be safe.Â
And so, Glenda realized that maybe she did need that spell, and had set out to try and learn it. This time, she had a little more knowledge on it, had done a bit more thinking, and the memory sheâd used was one that meant the most to her in the world. Closing her eyes and trying again, Glenda had been surprised by the small hummingbird that had shot out of her wand and gone zooming around her like it was already on a mission of protection.
A hummingbird didnât surprise her at all, truly. A free-spirit, seeking to enjoy life to itâs fullest, and fierce protectors that stand up for what they believe in and their loved ones, it made sense to Glenda why the hummingbird was her Patronus. And now itâs not just another tick in a box to know that she can produce one; now she can do as she needs and help protect those she cares for in the Order.












