Neville Longbottom..

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During the holidays after school he lives with his grandmother Augusta Longbottom, a rather strict woman who spends her time comparing Neville to his father, belittling Neville's efforts and even refusing to buy him a new wand. Augusta would view Neville as a constant disappointment, especially compared to the brilliance and heroism his parents, Frank and Alice, represented. Instead of offering support, she would bombard him with incessant criticism about his lack of initial magical ability, his clumsiness, and his shyness. Phrases like "You're a mess, Neville, just as your father was of talent" or "When are you going to live up to the Longbottom name?" would be the norm. Lack of Empathy and Emotional Support He would be incapable of showing affection or understanding. Visits to St. Mungo's Hospital to see his parents would be even more painful, as Augusta would force him to go "so you'll remember why you must be strong," offering no comfort for the trauma. If Neville tried to express his fears or frustrations, Augusta would brusquely dismiss them as "weakness" or "melodrama." Instead of encouraging his growth, Augusta would relentlessly pressure him to be an exceptional magician, a leader, regardless of his true inclinations or talents.

Neville Longbottom's parents are Frank Longbottom and Alice Longbottom. They were both Aurors, highly talented and brave wizards, and members of the Order of the Phoenix during the First Wizarding War against Lord Voldemort. After Voldemort's fall, they were brutally tortured with the Cruciatus Curse by a group of Death Eaters, including Bellatrix Lestrange, in an attempt to gain information about Voldemort's whereabouts. However, Frank and Alice refused to talk. As a result of the torture, they were left mentally incapacitated and reside in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries, unable to recognize their own son. Neville was raised by his paternal grandmother, Augusta Longbottom, but often visits them in the hospital.

Perseverance: He wouldn't give up easily. If something were difficult, he would keep trying until he achieved it, even if it meant overcoming numerous obstacles.

• Humility: Despite my acts of heroism, I would remain humble and not seek recognition.
• Empathy and kindness: He would be a genuinely good person, concerned about others and with a big heart.
• Constant growth: The most defining characteristic would be my ability to grow and surprise myself (and others) with my inner strength.

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Love nature He is a fan of herbal medicine, to the point of having a lot of knowledge about plants and plant care. She likes to talk to plants while she takes care of them. He has a deep connection with plants and the natural world. He enjoyed tending gardens, learning about rare species, and discovering the secrets of botany, just as Neville became an expert in Herbology. Rock and indie music.

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Sirius Black, the criminal on the loose from Azkaban, the most dangerous prison in the wizarding world, has escaped and is located near Hogwarts, so Neville being alone in the hallway is risky because he could be the victim of an attack.

Because none of his Gryffindor classmates are allowed to give him the password to the common room, he usually waits for one of his classmates to help him open the door, however when he comes home late from the library or from a detention with Snape and there is no one to help him in, he sits in the hallway and sometimes falls asleep in the hallway alone.

McGonagall, furious and deeply saddened by the betrayal of the house's safety, appears in the Gryffindor common room. In front of all the students, she gives Neville a very harsh and public reprimand for his carelessness. Her anger is so great that the room is described as "turning about ten degrees colder" the moment she enters.

• The Punishment: As punishment, McGonagall imposes two main consequences:
• Confiscate the list: Takes away the list of passwords, which is no longer of much use to him, but underlines the seriousness of the matter.
• Forbids him the password: He proclaims in front of the entire house that Neville "must not be told the new common room password for a whole year." This means that Neville must wait by the Fat Lady's portrait every time he wants to enter, until someone else comes along and tells him the password. This punishment is not only a humiliation for Neville, but also puts Neville's life and safety at risk.

His face was round, his build chubby, and his body language awkward and shy. As he grew older, he became noticeably taller, thinner, and more muscular. His face became narrower and he developed a more pronounced jawline, and his overall appearance became much more attractive and confident.

• Insecure, but loyal: Although he initially doubts his abilities, his loyalty to his friends and the cause of good is unwavering.
• Clumsy, but persistent: He makes mistakes often, but he never gives up. He gets up and tries again, which makes him stronger.
• Silently observant: He often stays in the background, absorbing information and assessing the situation, which helps him make bold decisions later.

Wand: Initially her father's (not very compatible), then a cherry and unicorn hair one (highly compatible).

• Mimbulus Mimbletonia: A strange plant, a gift from his great-uncle Algie.
• Any plant you are growing: From a Mimbulus Mimbletonia to Gillyweed.

Herbalism (Main): +10

• An expert with magical plants. He can identify, care for, and use any plant, from Mandrake to Devil's Snare. His knowledge is vital to overcoming challenges.
• Gryffindor Courage: +8
• Neville can overcome his paralyzing fear to do the right thing. This ability manifests itself in moments of great pressure, allowing him to perform extraordinary acts of courage.
• Leadership: +7
• During his final year at Hogwarts, he leads Dumbledore's Army alongside Ginny and Luna. He inspires loyalty and courage in those around him.
• Fear Resistance: +5
• Despite his shyness, he has faced his deepest fears (Boggarts, Death Eaters) and has developed remarkable psychological resilience.

Strength: 2/10

• He's not a physical fighter. His strength lies in his moral resilience, not his muscles.
• Agility: 3/10
• Initially clumsy, prone to accidents and falls. He improves over time, but it's still not his strong suit.
• Dexterity (Magic): 4/10
• At first, her magic is inconsistent and unreliable, often resulting in comical failures. With a proper wand (her father's), her skill improves considerably.
• Constitution: 7/10
• He's surprisingly resilient. Despite blows, falls, and attacks, he always gets back up and keeps fighting.
• Intelligence: 5/10
• He's not academically brilliant in general, but he's resourceful and learns from his mistakes. His intelligence flourishes when applied to subjects he's passionate about.
• Wisdom: 8/10
• He is not a sage in the traditional sense, but he possesses great intuition and a strong sense of right and wrong. He displays a deep understanding of loyalty and courage.
• Charisma: 7/10
• He starts out with very low charisma due to his shyness. As he gains confidence, he becomes a respected leader and a beacon of hope for his friends.

Neville is the son of Frank and Alice Longbottom, two Aurors (Dark Wizard Hunters) who were tortured to the point of insanity by Death Eaters, leaving him in the care of his grandmother, Augusta Longbottom. He grew up feeling inadequate and pressured to be a worthy successor to his heroic parents. His magic was slow to manifest, which only increased his insecurities. Upon arriving at Hogwarts, he was shown to be a clumsy, forgetful, and extremely shy boy. He struggled with flying his broomstick, made mistakes with his potions, and was often the butt of jokes. However, his loyal heart and innate courage were always there, albeit hidden. Over time, he found his passion in herbology, excelling with magical plants. Ultimately, he became a crucial leader in the fight against Voldemort, proving that true courage is not the absence of fear, but perseverance despite it.

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Neville Longbottom