Parker Jackson Ludo

Parker was brought up by his mother. Though his father was very vividly in his life through the tales and musings of his mother. He knew about his lineage and how blood purity was important. Sadly stories would be all the boy had of his father’s side of the family, the Lastrange’s. That didn’t make Parker hate them by any means. Through those stories Ms. Ludo made it sound like Parker’s father was out doing important work for the wizarding world. SO of course the boy idolized this picture of a father he never met.

Other men came and went in his life but that never clouded the boy’s goal to one day join the cause that his father was working so hard for. He was set to Salem when he was old enough and sported into Paomet. His ideals on blood purity were at first a problem. He would openly discriminate. His mother, were as she was happy to see her son embracing such ideals (that was their way back in after all) saw how it could be a blatant problem and target on her sons back. So he helped him understand that learning how to interact with people in a normal way was the way to go. Hide in plain sight.

The boy got good at lying. He is likeable, and athletic. In school Parker did well soaking in everything he could that would give him an advantage later, and to be able to show that he was an asset. In his free time he learned hand to hand combat, becoming deadly with a knife and also skilled with a wand.

Once he graduated Parker was able to find his father, Rodolphus. At first he was laughed at and told it was paposterous. He wouldn’t take that. Parker was persistent, and even if he was being denied as a son he wanted to prove his worth as someone who is on their side and wants to fight for pure bloods.

That seemed to at least get him in good graces, though not as accepted into the family as he wanted. He was told to go back to Salem, blend in there and recruit people for the uprising. Of course Parker did, going back to the town he knows so well. There he got a job bar tending.


If Parker is one thing, it’s sneaky. He comes off as pleasant and sociable, but there is a lot of darkness behind his eyes. He is all smiles and politeness because he wants to not raise any suspicion. His mother always taught Parker to hide in plain sight. And it seemed to be a good lesson because now he needs to get close to people so he can recruit people for the raise of the death eaters.

Friends he can make. Parker picks up conversations with people easily and fakes his way through getting to know someone. Of course he is always a little mysterious, never giving too much away about himself. Parker isn’t someone to hate a person’s personality. He judges based on blood: muggles, mudbloods, half- bloods, and anyone who thinks that witches and wizards should keep tainting their blood lines with those who aren’t witches and wizards are people he dislikes. The man fakes his smiles though and treats them like anyone else because he knows that the time will come.

Enemies are things that Parker is trying to avoid right now. So he is non-confrontational. Though Parker can have a temper. There is a lot of hatred his heart, and a lot of pride. He will die for his beliefs and fight tooth and nail to the bitter end. Parker is blindly discriminatory, so people who are enemies in his mind aren’t always in that category for the right reasons. There are people he just generally dislikes: people who are weak and lazy. Parker thinks that to get anything in this world you do have to fight for it and it just upsets him to see that there are people who are willing to just coast.

Love isn’t something that Parker is looking for. Of course he doesn’t mind a night tangled up with someone. Who doesn’t? Parker just doesn’t want to be compromised and his judgment clouded. He is in Salem for a reason after all, and that isn’t hooking up with pretty women.

In the end Parker is a death eater. He is someone who has a straight forward goal, even if it is radical. The man has always thought that nothing ever moved forward without radical ideas. He trained his whole life to be able to prove that he was good enough to be a part of a family that quite frankly his father wants him to not be a part of.