Patricia McKinnon
Overview
When Patricia was young, her mother fled Northern Ireland to settle in Salisbury, England. Patricia always knew she was different from the other girls. She enjoyed visiting the White Horse and Stonehenge. She always hard voices and had dreams after she visited them.
After her Change, Patricia quickly gained renown as a Galliard. Her songs were among the most beautiful ever heard in England. When the Troubles in Northern Ireland escalated, Patricia felt the call of her home. She went back to try to stop the violence and bloodshed.
Patricia McKinnon wages a war in Northern Ireland to protect the innocent, Catholic and Protestant alike. Her songs haven gathered werewolves from many tribes together, including members of the Children of Gaia, the Silver Fangs, and the Black Furies. Several terrorist attacks planned by loyalists and IRA members alike have ended on the tips of her claws. Both the Brotherhood of Herne and the Grandchildren of Fionn have tried to stop her, bit to no avail.
One story about her claims that she was surrounded by members of the Grandchildren of Fionn, who planned to kill her. She made a last request for them to listen to her song. She sang about the atrocities of the Troubles, about the violence, and about the young children without fathers, the wives without husbands and the pain in all their hearts. Her voice moved even these hardened terrorists to weeping, and they left her in peace.
References
- WTA: Fianna Tribebook, p. 67
- WTA: Litany of the Tribes Volume 2, p. F: 67