1874-1885 Surprise!	Twins Morgan and Isolde join the already prolific and boisterous Glynn clan. With Enid and Gwyn joining the house hardly a year prior it is no wonder it takes a few years before the next sibling is added. It only amounts to two more, Nimue and Cadagon, which really is plenty. Siblings go off to Hogwarts in turn, spending inconsistent amounts of years there, some the three guaranteed by their parents, including Gwyn, some the five for OWLs, and rarely, like Enid, the full seven. Her sister’s dreams of healing make perfect sense though.
1885-1890 Hogwarts	It is finally her turn to head off to Hogwarts, Morgan in tow, where she is swiftly sorted into Slytherin. Her bubbly outgoing nature and fierce ability to make friends don’t quite fit the selection, but her penchant for gossip and her dreams to make something of herself, definitely do. Morgan is sorted into — though and it’s quite odd not to be with her twin all of the time, but as somebody who has grown up with a close-knit family and always sharing something, it’s not as hard as she would imagine, once she warms up to it. Classes aren’t naturally easy for her, but she does work hard and finds she has a talent for writing, no matter the subject. It helps that she is an avid reader and finds the skill useful, even in classes she needs to work harder in. For her third year she adds Care of Magical Creatures and Divination. The first is obvious, but the second is more for fun. Morgan makes it through her 3/4th year while Isolde pushes through to complete OWLs before considering her studies done.
1890-Present Reporting	The decision to try the Prophet was a natural one. Witch Weekly had also been briefly considered, but Iz wants to be more than just a gossip, she wants her writing to mean something! She is a devout reader of the magazine though. Reporting was an occupation that allowed her to get out of the Glen every day (she loves it there, she swears), and it combined her love of being social and writing. She spends a year as an intern, which is crap and she makes up the income by busking in the London streets with her fiddle. Once she becomes a full reporter she naturally slides into the Social & Gossip column, but chooses to write under a penname. She also dabbles in photography.