Ellowyn Blakk

Ellowyn Trinity Blakk, born March 28th 1677 is the main female character and protagonist of ''Dead Boys Poem. ''She is the daughter of Amelia Dekker and John Blakk, best friend and paternal sister of Edras Everdeen.

Ellowyn is not an ordinary girl of Salem. She's a witch, but in 1692 that wasn't a good thing. People hung and burned innocent people, blamed of witchcraft. She's a stubborn but optimistic character who goes through many adventures with her friend Edras Everdeen. A pale dead poet boy who's easily annoyed and is always either walking, jogging or hovering next to Ellowyn. But of course, no one else can see him. After a specific witch burning, Ellowyn sets off into the woods and finds Kittiwake Harlow. A small young full-blooded witch, who had run away from home. Ellowyn soon befriends Kittiwake, but must keep it a secret from her father. She starts meeting more people. The handsome Foxlip Rolands, Lelek Smorthit, Lysander Dalton, Alexander Rolands and Evanesca Zero, who turn out to be witches that form a Wichita Circle. Though it's a secret. Ellowyn starts to learn more about witchcraft and her past and meets strange people, and a murderer is out on the run. Roaming free around town. Ellowyn soon beings learning Witchcraft secretly with Annagramma Aching, her tutor, and starts to show signs of powers.Her powers develop and get stronger and stronger, and more secrets are revealed. The Witchita Circle was getting stronger. Bur why was The Witchita Circle? A circle of life. Of power. Of magic. And it could only be united when it's 7 members met and bound the circle. Ellowyn, Kittiwake, Foxlip, Lysander, Alexander and Lelek are all part of the Circle. They just didn't know it yet.

=Biography=

Early life
Ellowyn was born on the 28th of March in 1677, to Amelia Dekker and John Blakk, who she never met as he died in the Boatyard Fire. Despite her lack of a fatherly figure, she was close to her paternal half-brother, Edras Everdeen, who saved her from drowning at the age of ten. After meeting Edras