Fred Weasley

Appearance: red hair, green eyes, fair skin.

Character
Irrepressible energy and desire for freedom.
Optimism - even in the most difficult and scary moments, Fred and George make the reader smile.
A penchant for pranks—they enjoyed being playful and teasing their siblings. For example, as a child, Fred turned Ron's teddy bear into a spider, which led to Ron developing arachnophobia.
In moments of despondency, Fred never stopped joking, thereby lifting the spirits of those around him. Abilities
A talented inventor, Fred and George begin promoting enchanted sweets to students in their sixth year.
Hogwarts Expert - Thanks to the Marauder's Map, Fred and George memorized the map and easily navigated the school without it, knowing almost all the secret passages and rooms.
A talented duelist, Fred learned many combat and defensive spells during Dumbledore's Army classes.
With George Weasley, the twins always appear together, and it feels like two halves of a whole. George was always Fred's best friend; they would get into mischief and get into trouble together.
Fred and George are good friends with Harry Potter, playing Quidditch with him for Gryffindor. For example, in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the twins and Ron help Harry escape house arrest at Privet Drive.
With Ginny Weasley, Fred loves his sister very much and is always ready to defend her. However, he is ironic about her childhood crush on Harry.
With Ron and Percy Weasley - Fred most often picks on Ron and Percy: Ron because he's younger and annoying, and Percy because he's prim and proper. Positive traits
A sense of humor and practical jokes. Fred is often the one who plays the lead in pranks. For example, one of his favorite pranks at Hogwarts was helping Lee Jordan write coded commentary for the Slytherin match. Determination and courage. Fred is ready to stand up for himself and his truth. He is helpful and kind to friends and family.

A talent for spells. Fred is skilled in non-verbal spells: for example, he can easily turn a knife into a paper airplane without saying a word. He has exquisite taste in clothes and food. This quality became apparent immediately after the twins began living off the proceeds of Weasley's Wizard Wheezes joke shop. Negative traits
Cruelty, whether in humor or in his treatment of those he disliked. For example, Fred and George, without the slightest qualm, forced Montague into the Vanishing Cabinet, which, according to Malfoy, nearly killed him. A talent for spells. Fred is skilled in non-verbal spells: for example, he can easily turn a knife into a paper airplane without saying a word.