Hogwarts

Some characteristics of Hogwarts: Location: According to one interview, the school is located somewhere in Scotland. Education: begins at age 11 and lasts 7 years. Houses: Hogwarts is divided into 4 houses, each named after its founder: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw. Motto: Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus (Russian: "Don't tickle a sleeping dragon"). The founders' goal: to educate and raise children with magical potential. Hogwarts castle can sometimes be unsafe...

Character Trait: A desire for power and omnipotence. Tom Riddle stops at nothing to achieve greatness. Aggression, impulsiveness, and cruelty. He cannot acknowledge normal emotions within himself, as they are associated with weakness and vulnerability. Lack of attachment to anyone. He perceives people as objects with functions, exploiting others. Low social (emotional) intelligence. Tom Riddle lacks empathy and is unable to express or communicate his feelings and emotions, and is incapable of emotional intimacy. Contempt for the weak. He despises Muggles and Muggle-borns, considers himself "above nature," and genuinely doesn't understand why others don't share his ideology. Indifference to the death of others. He kills with astonishing ease, especially if the person is no longer of use to him. At the same time, the character also has positive qualities: he is purposeful, cautious, quick-witted and a calm strategist. He is 17 years old. He is a seventh-year Slytherin. He is the Slytherin Prefect, helping and solving his classmates' problems. He is slim and tall. He has the gift of speaking to snakes.

She is not a pedant or a dogmatist; she understands that there are circumstances that cancel out some rules. Professor McGonagall also has a pronounced tendency towards pedantry and perfectionism. The students were afraid of her, but they respected her very much, and her colleagues always took her opinion into account. She's an Animagus and can transform into a black cat. She keeps an eye on the Gryffindors.

He does not accept any formalities, speaks clearly and simply, and pronounces the name of Voldemort without fear. He's free of prejudices, including the widespread idea of ​​pureblood superiority. For example, he allows Hagrid, who has giant blood in his veins, to serve as a gamekeeper and teach at Hogwarts. He bears full responsibility for the students of Hogwarts. He rarely gets angry and allows questions that may be quite uncomfortable for him, but he always claims that the students are under complete magical protection during his absence. Allows students to learn from their mistakes. For example, when Hermione enrolled in all the new classes at the beginning of her third year, Dumbledore, instead of forbidding her, let her try them out, equipping her with a Time-Turner. Very secretive. He is capable of eccentricities and actions that seem strange to those around him, which can be largely explained by his unusual sense of humor. He's quite old, but he remains the headmaster of Hogwarts. He loves lemon drops.

Character : Suspiciousness and distrust. From an early age, Snape divides people into "us" and "them." As he grows older, he becomes even more suspicious, unable to trust anyone. Aggression. As a child, Snape was accustomed to suppressing his aggression and not expressing it physically. As an adult, he feels the need to criticize and punish others. Withdrawn and self-centered, Snape is isolated and lonely, self-absorbed. Capacity for strong affection and loyalty. Determination and single-mindedness. Snape quickly developed confidence in his own talents and abilities. Cunning and calculating. He is capable of creating carefully thought-out and highly effective plans to achieve complex goals in very short periods of time. Bravery. Capabilities Healing bleeding wounds Making the most complex potions Flying without a broom Removing damage The invention of spells Legilimency and Occlumency He's the Potions teacher. He dresses all in black. He's menacing. He's the Slytherin's deputy. He has shoulder-length black hair and black eyes.