Magdalai "Magpie" Arrow is the younger sister of Odin and Olai Arrow and the triplet of Raven and Crow. Not much is known about her at this time. She is first mentioned on page 1445 , and first appears on page 2197 .
Appearance
Magpie, like her sisters, has short hair, and also sports a bow on the left side of her head, much like Raven's right-sided bow. She has a white-grey piece of hair on the right side of her bangs. She has purple iris' with blue pupils. Her pupils are square shaped, like the rest of her current known family.
Biography
Very little is known about Magpie. Most of the information surrounding her, much like Olai, is based on speculation.
We do know that Odin took his mission of retrieving Maggie for her "well-being"[1], and that she's vanished out of the blue one day[2]. Odin suspects Olai knows something about her disappearance, but refuses to say anything about it[3] .
Magpie has been confirmed as of page 2272 to be a "cosmic vessel" for one of Wrathia's warriors. She has stated that her demon is "nice ".
Magpie on the far right, crying next to her sisters in the watercolor drawing
On the formspring, Michelle stated that Odin had a favorite sibling. Based on the poor treatment he has received from Crow and Raven, the disagreements/tension he has with Olai, and the fact that Magpie is one of his motivations to complete his mission, Magpie might be his favorite.
Her name, "Magpie", refers to a species of crow called Magpies, which creates contingency between her and her sisters' names, as all three of them refer to birds.
Magpie birds are known to be attracted to, and prone to stealing, small, shiny objects, like jewelry. This trait could perhaps reference Odin's ring, which is in fact fitted for a woman.
Magpie might have appeared in the watercolor drawing on page 1276, featuring three figures. It is speculated that the three figures represent the Arrow sisters, and if Magpie is the character with a left-sided bow, than it is likely that she is the figure in the far right, crying.
It is also possible that Magpie is featured on page 1277. Since she references a bird, and her "well-being" has been called into question, the lines in front of the figure could represent bars. Thus, Magpie would be a "caged bird", held back by what could be health restrictions.
