Draco Malfoy

Draco's constant companions at Hogwarts were Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle. However, Draco regularly discussed their shallowness, and they were perhaps more servants than companions. Crabbe and Goyle often clashed with Harry Potter and his friends, supporting Draco. But starting in the middle of their sixth year, these "yes men" began to grow disobedient. The more humane Malfoy became, the less obedient Crabbe and Goyle became. In their final year, they felt much more confident in their studies, as Amycus Carrow forced students to cast Unforgivable Curses on others, something Crabbe and Goyle excelled at. And in their final confrontation in the Room of Requirement during the Battle of Hogwarts, Draco lost almost all control of his friends. Crabbe attempted to kill Harry Potter, and when that failed, he set the Room of Requirement ablaze with inferno and burned himself. Saved by Harry, Ron, and Hermione, Draco, clutching Goyle's unconscious body, coughed out only one word: "Crabbe..." After all, Malfoy was genuinely attached to the boys. Maybe he didn't even realize how much. Pansy Parkinson, a Slytherin the same age as Draco, often simply admired him. She nursed Draco back to health after he was injured by Buckbeak.[5] Draco and Pansy became members of the Inquisitorial Squad and prefects together.[9] However, their paths later diverged, and Draco married Astoria Greengrass.

Draco was also friends with Theodore Nott, one of the few he saw as an equal, who, in addition to being a pureblood, was almost smarter than him. However, Theodore remained aloof and had no intention of joining Draco's "gang."

Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy love their only son. But each of them loves Draco in their own way. While Narcissa values ​​the boy as such, Lucius values ​​Draco as a successor to the family name and honor. In 1992, to ensure Draco was chosen as Seeker for his house's Quidditch team, he donated the finest flying brooms to the entire Slytherin team. Narcissa, however, has sent her precious son all sorts of treats every week since his first year. It was she who rejected his father's attempt to send him to distant Durmstrang, where the Dark Arts are studied in greater depth, insisting that Draco attend Hogwarts in England. Lucius disapproved of Hogwarts, particularly because it allowed "Mudbloods" to study there. Draco admired his father, often boasting of his influence, and striving to emulate him as best he could. His feelings for his mother weren't as pronounced, but he clearly loved and respected her. If anyone insulted Narcissa's good name in his presence, Draco would instantly grab his wand.[7]

To prevent his parents from paying for Lucius's past failures, Draco took on the Dark Lord's impossible task of assassinating Albus Dumbledore. He barely succeeds with the help of Professor Snape, who killed the headmaster.

Malfoy is a skilled broomstick flyer and was even a Seeker on the Slytherin Quidditch team. Draco is a good student, particularly excelling in Defense Against the Dark Arts and Potions. Malfoy also has a fairly high level of Occlumency. This skill fits perfectly with Draco's personality. He found it easy to shut down his emotions, cutting off and rejecting important parts of himself, which is essential for Occlumency.

At the end of the fifth book, Dumbledore tells Harry that the fact that he can feel such pain is an integral part of his humanity; with Draco, it's the opposite—a clear example that denying pain and suppressing internal conflict can only lead to personal destruction (which is more likely than harming others).

Draco Malfoy has a complex character, which is a mixture of both positive and negative qualities. In addition, the boy is growing up, and with this growth, some traits of his nature become more pronounced, while others, on the contrary, fade away. The character of young Malfoy was very clearly revealed twice: when meeting Harry Potter in Madame Malkin's shop and in an attempt to continue this acquaintance on the Hogwarts Express. [3] He is arrogant, ambitious, pretends to be a "tough guy" and is not yet mentally developed.

Gradually, life teaches Draco lesson after lesson, which he does not learn at first. It is very difficult for a spoiled offspring of an ancient aristocratic family to understand that neither great wealth, nor high social status, nor even great meanness can make you a winner, give you power over the world and people, or even just give you what you want. Sometimes you need to change yourself for this. And Draco changes. True, very slowly. Sometimes, when his actions are out of step with the image of a "high-born purebred wizard-aristocrat", Draco gets an inferiority complex and begins to prove to everyone around him that it was an unfortunate accident. He clings for a long time and stubbornly to those qualities that were instilled in him in the family.

Draco is tall and thin, with sleek blond hair, a pointed face, cold grey eyes, pale skin, fine features and a sharp nose. He is aristocratic and pompous, considering himself superior to others due to his blood status. When he is embarrassed or angry, pink spots appear on his pale cheeks. He has a habit of drawling his words.

Malfoy was born on June 5, 1980. The only child of Lucius Malfoy and Narcissa Malfoy, who were born into ancient pureblood wizarding families. Draco Malfoy grew up an only child at Malfoy Manor, a magnificent estate in Wiltshire that had been in his family for centuries. From the moment he could speak, he realized he was triply special: first, he was a wizard, second, he was a pureblood, and third, he was a Malfoy. Draco grew up amidst a sense of regret that the Dark Lord had failed to lead the wizarding community, though he was constantly reminded that such thoughts should not be expressed outside his family and a small circle of friends; otherwise, "Daddy would be in trouble." As a child, Draco socialized with the scions of pureblood families like his father, former Death Eaters, and arrived at Hogwarts with a small circle of friends, including Theodore Nott and Vincent Crabbe. Like any other child Harry Potter's age, Draco had heard stories of the Boy-Who-Lived throughout his childhood. Over the years, many different theories circulated among wizards about how Harry had survived the deadly attack, and one of the most persistent was that Harry himself was a great Dark wizard. The fact that he was isolated from the wizarding community seemed a compelling argument to all who wished to believe so, and Draco's father, the cunning Lucius Malfoy, was one of those most willing to support this theory. He consoled himself with the thought that he, Lucius, might be given a second chance at world domination if this Potter boy turned out to be another, even greater pureblood leader. So, knowing that if he doesn't do something, his father will clearly disapprove, and hoping that he can bring home some interesting news, Draco Malfoy offers Harry Potter his hand when he discovers his identity on the Hogwarts Express.

Draco Lucius Malfoy (

Draco Lucius Malfoy ) is a pureblood wizard, a Hogwarts student, the same age as Harry Potter. For many reasons, the boys became sworn enemies in their first year. He was a Slytherin, like many of his relatives before him. As the son of the Death Eater Lucius Malfoy, Draco fully adopted his militant attitude toward Muggles, becoming a devotee of pureblood doctrine. He is quite intelligent, active, and ambitious.

Draco Lucius Malfoy (

Draco Lucius Malfoy ) is a pureblood wizard, a Hogwarts student, the same age as Harry Potter. For many reasons, the boys became sworn enemies in their first year. He was a Slytherin, like many of his relatives before him. As the son of the Death Eater Lucius Malfoy, Draco fully adopted his militant attitude toward Muggles, becoming a devotee of pureblood doctrine. He is quite intelligent, active, and ambitious.