Newt Scamander.

At Hogwarts, Newt was always distracted, curious, and somewhat socially awkward, but with an immense sensitivity toward magical creatures. From a young age, he showed more interest in chasing a footprint in the forest or feeding a wounded animal than in paying attention to lectures.

He had slightly messy hair, freckles, and an expression that oscillated between awe and shyness. He rarely stood out in class by raising his voice or seeking attention; in fact, many classmates considered him odd because of his obsession with creatures that others feared or despised.

He excelled at Care of Magical Creatures, but in more rigorous subjects like Transfiguration or Potions, he tended to get distracted, thinking about how those subjects could help him better understand living beings. He used his wand gently, always afraid of accidentally harming an animal.

By nature, Newt was extremely humble and kind, incapable of judging others and always willing to help, although that very kindness made him a target for ridicule or misunderstanding. However, he didn't seem to mind too much; the only thing that truly made him happy was being around magical creatures, studying them, and caring for them.

His relationship with other students was limited, but those who got close to him found him to be a noble, loyal boy with a strange way of seeing the world, always more concerned with protecting life than with grades or rules.