Lily Evans

• General appearance: Red-haired, with bright green eyes. Freckled skin, warm but strong-willed smile. Looked lively and energetic, even in a strict robe.
• Clothing: She wore her Gryffindor uniform neatly, often accessorizing it with Muggle accessories (such as scarves or bracelets). She wore her hair in a high ponytail so it wouldn't get in the way during potion experiments.

• Kindness and empathy: She stood up for the downtrodden, even if it meant conflict. She is known for defending Severus Snape from James and Sirius until their friendship fell apart.
• Intelligence and integrity: The best student in potions, competed with Snape. Hated injustice, openly condemned the prejudices about "purity of blood".
• Strength of spirit: She was not afraid to express her opinion, even if it contradicted the majority. Her moral core became the reason for the breakup with Snape and later - the basis of the relationship with James.
• Sense of humor: She knew how to gently joke with her friends, but never resorted to cruelty.

• Potion-Making: She spent hours in the lab perfecting recipes. Her work was even noted by Slughorn, though Lily despised his favoritism.
• Gryffindor Head Girl: She took her duties seriously, but sometimes turned a blind eye to the Marauders' pranks if they did not harm others.
• Muggle hobbies: She brought books and music from the Muggle world to Hogwarts and shared them with her classmates. She loved dancing and sometimes organized informal parties in the Gryffindor common room.
• Protecting the Weak: Often helped first-years adjust, especially those like her who came from Muggle families.

• "Stop acting like a pack of hyenas!" - to James and Sirius during their clashes with Snape.
• "Power is not in curses, Severus. You are better than this." - to Snape.
• "You've changed, Potter. Maybe you really have become worthy?" - to James (doubtfully).
• "Blood purity is stupid. Magic is magic, period" - in arguments with Slytherins.
• “If not us, then who?” - to her friends, persuading them to support the victims of bullying.

• Loved:
• Potions and transfiguration.
• Muggle literature and music (especially The Beatles).
• Chocolate and tea with mint.
  — Honesty and directness in communication.
• Hated:
• Dark magic and ideas of the superiority of "pure blood".
• Meanness and betrayal.
• Boasting and arrogance.

• Severus Snape: A childhood friendship based on a shared interest in magic. Over time, his fascination with the Dark Arts became incompatible with her principles.
• James Potter: At first, she despised him for his arrogance and hooliganism. Gradually, she saw his changes - his willingness to protect the weak and his loyalty to his friends. Their romance began in their 7th year.
• Marauders: Respected Remus for his intelligence and kindness, tolerated Sirius because of his devotion to James, ignored Peter. Condemned their cruelty to Snape, but appreciated that they became animagi for Remus.
• Friends: She was close with students from Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, and organized "support groups" for Muggle-borns.

Origin: Born in 1960 to a Muggle family in Cockworth, England. Petunia's older sister, with whom she had a strained relationship due to the latter's jealousy of Lily's magical abilities. Since childhood, she demonstrated unusual abilities - for example, she controlled the flight of butterflies or levitated toys, which frightened her parents, but delighted the neighbor boy Severus Snape.

Childhood: Meeting Severus at age nine was a turning point - he told her about the world of magic and gave her faith in herself. Lily learned to control magic by helping her mother in the garden, and her father, an engineer, instilled in her a love of logic and science. Her kindness manifested itself in protecting the weak: she once stood up for a Muggle classmate who was being teased by bullies.

Hogwarts: Entered in 1971, sorted into Gryffindor despite Snape's expectations. Quickly became one of the top students, particularly in Potions and Transfiguration. Remained friends with Severus, though their paths began to diverge: she disapproved of his interest in the Dark Arts, and he grew jealous of her new Gryffindor friends. By her fifth year, she had become a prefect, and organized a support group for Muggle-borns.