Elizabeth was the third born child in the Kingston family. She has a twin sister that she’s never met before because at the time of her birth, since her father hadn’t been there to see the twins, her mother gave Evangeline to her sister to care for, hoping that she could save at least one of her children from the ways of her controlling husband. When she was younger, Elizabeth was always looking up to her father, thinking he was always making the sacrifices to care for the family, when he was only taking credit for Giselle’s sacrifices in life. Lizzie was told over and over again by her older siblings, Calliope and Garrett, that it was all their mother trying to look after them, but the blonde always saw her father doing the things they said their mother was doing. She’d done everything in her power to make her father proud, and is still trying to make him proud of her.

After another three years, Elizabeth was finally going to be an older sister. At first, she’d been excited about it, but when she realized most of her parents’ attention had been set on the little one, she began to act out. She’d always been the princess of the family, and now the attention was going elsewhere. It got to the point where Lizzie got upset when her older brother had taken one of her favorite toys and threatened to break it, which she then took matters into her own hands and quite literally attacked him. Not that it did much damage since the four year old couldn’t do much to hurt her older brother, but her parents figured that she should learn to take her anger out on something other than a family member and put her in martial arts and gymnastics lessons so she wouldn’t have a chance to attack her brother again in the future.

Her father, Noel, then began to start paying more attention to her and guided her more often toward the more negative side of doing things. Meanwhile, her mother continued to send her to different lessons to keep Elizabeth occupied when she wasn’t in school or doing homework. She learned how to bake and roller skate with the extra time on her hands over the years. When she finally turned eleven years old, Lizzie finally received her letter to Hogwarts and she knew there was no reason for her to debate whether to go or not, she was following in her father’s footsteps. However, on the day of her departure from the train station, only her mother and younger sister had come to the station to bid her farewell for the year. Her father was nowhere in sight.