The Malfoy Family

18 years old, recently graduated from Hogwarts, like Fred. Together with his twin brother, he opened his own shop and helps the Order.
Hair. Bright red, like all Weasleys, are immediately striking.
Face. Strewn with freckles; he usually wears a mischievous smile, but after Fred's death, a shadow of pain remains in him for a long time.
Physique. Stocky, strong, agile; a little shorter than Ron.
Resemblance to his brother. Almost indistinguishable from Fred: even their relatives confused them, and they willingly took advantage of it. The only noticeable feature after the events of the seventh book is the loss of his left ear.
Personality:Duet with Fred. George is an ideal partner: he does not so much invent pranks himself, but develops his brother's ideas, brings ideas to mind and smoothes out sharp corners. If Fred is the ringleader, then George is the one who helps everything work.
Inventor and practitioner. He is well versed in creating jokes and magic tricks: together with Fred, he turned practical jokes into a real craft, where both magic and engineering ingenuity are important. George often tries to smooth over the conflict, find a compromise, cover up for his brother and not bring the matter to a scandal. He is softer, more attentive to the feelings of others.
Courage without ostentation.Sense of humor as a support. Even in dark times, he tries to make people laugh, defuse the situation, give people at least a little light - for him, this is both a way to live on and a form of care for loved ones.
Devotion to family and friends. He protects his younger brothers and sister, sincerely supports Harry, remains loyal to those who are dear to him, and does not give up on what he started.

18 years old, graduated from Hogwarts, together with his twin brother George, opened his own shop and helps the Order.
Hair. Bright red, like all Weasleys, fiery and visible from afar.
Face. Strewn with freckles; The expression is almost always mischievous, with a cunning smile.
Physique. Stocky, strong; he was a little shorter than Ron, but very agile and energetic.
Resemblance to his brother. He is almost indistinguishable from George's twin - even his relatives confuse them; Only the closest ones see the difference.
Character:Ringleader and improviser. Most often, it is Fred who comes up with the idea for a prank, and George picks it up. He likes to act on the go, does not like long plans.
Witty and daring. His jokes can be sarcastic, but rarely malicious: he makes fun of pomposity and formality rather than people.
A talented inventor. Together with George, he creates tricky pranks and useful things: from "distracting tricks" to portable swamps. There is always a fair share of magic and ingenuity in his tricks. He does not seek glory, but does not shrink from danger. Fraternal ties with George are important to him, he protects the younger ones (especially Ginny), supports Harry and does not abandon those who are nearby.
Cheerful. Even in difficult times, she tries to make people laugh, defuse the situation, give people at least a little joy.
Rebel against injustice. He hates hypocrisy and oppression: leaving Hogwarts in protest against Umbridge and opening his own shop is not just a business, but a way of saying "no" to the system.

Hair. Redheads, in the spirit of the entire Weasley family; Over time, they noticeably thin.
Physique. Thin, small, looks a little fussy.
Face. Good-natured, often lit up with genuine delight - especially when it comes to Muggle things.
Glasses. He wears glasses - they add to his appearance of an "eternal explorer". Work robes, often worn and not the most elegant: Arthur does not chase chic, comfort and business are more important to him.
Character:Tireless inquisitive. He loves Muggles and their inventions: he collects plugs, plugs, batteries, asks everyone about the subway and airplanes. For him, technology is a miracle that you want to admire.
Good-natured and calm. He rarely loses his temper, tries to extinguish conflicts and smooth out sharp corners. Because of this, sometimes it seems too soft, but this is not a weakness, but a conscious choice not to waste energy on enmity. He does not attach importance to the purity of blood, sincerely does not understand the arrogance of the kind that Lucius Malfoy demonstrates. He believes that a person should be valued for his actions.
A devoted family man. For him, family is the main support and joy. He supports children, tries not to single out anyone, is patient with their tricks (although he makes remarks when necessary). He works in the Department of the Ministry to Combat the Illegal Use of Muggle Objects, and he does it not for the sake of his career, but because he considers the cause important.
Brave without pathos. At a critical moment, he does not retreat: he participates in the affairs of the Order of the Phoenix, is ready to take risks for the sake of his loved ones and the common good.
A little naïve. His sincerity and curiosity sometimes make him vulnerable to manipulation, but it is this openness that inspires trust in those around him. For Harry, he becomes one of those adults next to whom you can exhale: Arthur does not press, does not lecture for no reason and is always ready to support.

Hair. Bright red - this trait was inherited by her children.
Physique. A slightly plump, short woman; You can immediately feel the homeliness of it.
Face. Good-natured, but can instantly become formidable - when angry, it looks really intimidating.
Clothes. Practical and simple: often in an apron, loves to knit and gives her family branded Weasley sweaters.
Character:Boundless care. For her, family comes first: she sincerely loves and takes care of her seven children, and Harry quickly becomes almost her own son.
Strictness in moderation. He can arrange a serious "scolding" for dangerous tricks (like twins or Ron), but he does it out of anxiety, and not out of a desire to humiliate.
Courage born of love. Its power manifests itself when loved ones are in danger. He easily copes with everyday life in a noisy house, masterfully uses household magic and will always feed his fill.
Emotionality. She is very worried about her relatives: her boggart is the images of the dead family members and Harry, because there is nothing more terrible for her.
Fairness and flexibility. She has no favorites, respects the choice of her children (even if she disagrees at first, as in the case of Bill's fiancée), and is ready to change her mind if she sees sincerity and loyalty. A member of the Order of the Phoenix, she does not back down in the face of threat and is ready to fight for those she loves.

Scars and mutilations. His face and body are riddled with battle scars, a trace of years of battles with dark mages. He lost an eye and a leg in battles: instead of an eye, he had a magic prosthesis that could see through walls, doors, and even an invisibility cloak; the leg is a rough prosthesis. He constantly rotates, watching everything around him - because of him, Moody received the nickname "Terrible Eye". Hair. Gray, disheveled, as if he never thought about his hair.
Clothes. He wears a shabby, practical mantle of the Aur Fighter, leaning on a staff.
Manner of bearing. He is always on his guard: he turns around abruptly, checks food and drink, does not relax for a second.
Character: Paranoid caution. He lives by the rule of "trust, but verify": he drinks only from his flask, tries everything first, suspects traps even where they seem to be impossible.
An uncompromising fight against evil. Caught half of the prisoners of Azkaban; He is merciless towards the Death Eaters, considers gentleness in war dangerous.
Straightforwardness and rudeness. He speaks harshly, without ceremony, does not try to smooth over anyone - this makes many people seem frightening. For him, duty is more important than personal comfort: he does not retire as long as there is a threat, and remains in the ranks to the end.
Experience and skill. Legendary Auroror: An excellent duelist, possesses non-verbal magic, knows how to act in chaos and see the threat before others.
Mentoring. Although he is sharp, he knows how to pass on experience: it was he who trained Nymphadora Tonks and knew how to temper character in battle.
Cynicism with a dose of pragmatism. He does not believe in easy solutions and beautiful words: actions and results are important to him.

Metamorphomagus. She can change her appearance at will, so her appearance is not permanent. Most often - bright pink hair (of different lengths and styles). Heart-shaped face, graceful features, medium height, slender figure. Under stress, he loses control over his abilities - his hair becomes dull, mouse-brown.
Personality:Energetic and cheerful. She charges others with optimism, does not lose heart even in difficult situations. An accomplished Aur Fighter, she studied under Alastor Moody; acts decisively in battle.Kind and open. Easily finds a common language with people, knows how to support. She likes to act immediately, does not like long discussions. She often stumbles and drops things - but treats it with humor. Remains on the side of the Order of the Phoenix, even if it threatens problems.
He is embarrassed by the name. She does not like to be called "Nymphadora", asks to be called Tonks or Dora.
She is capable of deep affection. Her feelings for Remus Lupin are serious and mature, and she is willing to fight his doubts and her own fears for them.

Half-giant: about 3.5 meters in height, very wide and massive - it can hardly pass through doorways. Almost hidden under a thick matted beard and rags of hair; only shiny black eyes ("like black beetles") are visible. Black, long, unkempt, very disheveled. Huge: their hands are like garbage can lids, their feet in bulky boots look like baby dolphins. Clothes. He wears large rough clothes (often a moleskin coat with a bunch of pockets), everything seems to be several sizes larger than usual.
Character: Kindness and gentleness. He has a huge heart: he sincerely cares about people and especially about creatures, even the most dangerous ones. He is wholeheartedly loyal to Dumbledore and his friends; Love for "dangerous" creatures. He sees something cute and harmless in monsters: from the dragon Norbert to snufftails - he believes that they are simply misunderstood. He is easy to deceive, he often unwittingly gives away secrets, not wishing harm. He does not accept cruelty and injustice, especially in relation to the weak or misunderstood. He does not seek glory, but boldly stands up for those who are dear to him. Because of his size and sincerity, he sometimes gets into ridiculous situations, but this makes him seem even more human.

Physique and face. Thin, with sharp features; his skin was pale and an unhealthy hue, and Harry compared it to parchment. Long, black, greasy, shoulder-length - because of them he often looks untidy. Black, cold, "like dark tunnels" - there is almost no heat in them. Hooked, noticeable. Always wearing a long black robe; Because of its silhouette and sudden movements, it resembles a bat.
Character: Cold and sharp. He is strict with students, especially non-Slytherins, often sarcastic, deducts points, speaks quietly, but in such a way that everyone freezes. Keeps feelings to himself, master of Occlumency: no one should see what is inside him. For the love of Lily, Evans risked his life for years as a double agent, protected Harry, although he could not stand him. A brilliant potion maker, loves precision, despises negligence; for him, potions making is almost an art. On the one hand, he is tough, even cruel, on the other hand, he is capable of deep loyalty and self-denial.

Minerva gives the impression of a woman with whom it is better not to argue - in her appearance you can immediately read firmness and composure: Face and expression. She has a stern, even stern face; When she is angry, her lips become very thin, as if she is struggling to hold back the flow of words. At the same time, in rare moments when she smiles, the severity melts away, and it is clear that a living person is hiding behind the hard shell. Black, always neatly tucked away in a tight bun - no stray strands, no carelessness. This is part of her image: everything is under control. He wears square glasses, which he often moves to the tip of his nose in order to look sternly at the student over them. Straight, proud, movements are clear and economical. Minerva is a registered Animagus and can transform into a tabby she-cat with markings around her eyes that follow the shape of her square glasses.
Character: Rigor and fairness. She is demanding and does not tolerate impudence or laziness, but at the same time she is never unfair. If the student deserves praise, it will praise, if he is guilty, it will punish, but exactly to the point. Honor, courage and responsibility are important to her. She considers cowardice to be a serious flaw, and loyalty and willingness to be responsible for her actions are real virtues. Despite her strictness, she is able to notice abilities where others see only a violation of the rules. In critical situations, she does not panic, but makes decisions instantly. Even when she is hit by several stun spells at once, she quickly recovers and continues to work. For her, school is not just a place of work, but a home, and students are her wards. She is ready to defend them by all available means, even if it means open opposition to the authorities. Her jokes are rarely loud or funny, but they always hit the mark.

Intolerance of stupidity and ostentation. If someone tries to seem smarter than they are, or outright neglects knowledge, she can be merciless in her directness. She is not one to openly express warmth, so her approval is especially highly valued: one restrained "good" from Professor McGonagall means more than the stormy praise of other teachers. In difficult times, she does not hesitate to use strong spells and even break formal rules if the safety of the school and students is at stake. She deeply respects him, but does not blindly follow him: she may disagree, argue, express fears. At the same time, she remains his most reliable ally and the one who best understands what it means to "hold the line" at Hogwarts. One of the strongest in its business, second only to Dumbledore. He can cast complex spells even without a wand. He is excellent at defensive and offensive spells, knows how to manage the general defense of Hogwarts. More than once she took over the leadership of the school (including as acting principal) and proved that she knows how to make difficult decisions and lead people.

Strategic stealth. He does not say much even to his loved ones, believing that it will be safer or more useful. Willingness to make difficult compromises. Dumbledore is capable of decisions that look tough: he takes risks, sacrifices time and other people's feelings for a "greater purpose". His decisions are largely dictated by a sense of guilt for his sister Ariana and for youthful delusions. This makes him more cautious, but also more closed. He defeated Gellert Grindelwald, wielded the Elder Wand, was a master of non-verbal magic and Occlumency/Legilimency. He is known for his works on alchemy (co-authored with Nicholas Flamel) and discoveries such as the twelve ways to use the blood of the dragon. A founder of the Order of the Phoenix, he was the High Sorcerer of the Wizengamot and President of the International Confederation of Mages for a long time.

Height and physique. A tall, very thin and obviously elderly man, he is already over a hundred years old. Silvery-gray, very long: he could have tucked both his hair and beard into his belt. In his youth, he had reddish-brown hair, a face and nose. The face is furrowed with wrinkles, but remains expressive. The nose is long, hooked, with obvious traces of fractures - as if it was broken at least twice. Bright blue, lively, "sparkling"; it is often emphasized that intelligence and kindness shine in them, and they also seem to see through a person. She wears crescent-shaped glasses - one of the most recognizable details. It prefers bright, even colorful robes: purple, turquoise, etc. Above his left knee he has a scar in the form of an accurate map of the London Underground (Dumbledore himself tells about it with humor).
He is often perceived as the embodiment of kindness, but in fact he is much more complex: a sage, a strategist, an educator — and a person with a heavy burden of mistakes: Wisdom and Foresight. Dumbledore thinks many steps ahead and sees connections that others do not notice. For years, he has been building a plan against Voldemort, including through the protection and education of Harry. He gives a chance to those who are rejected by society: Hagrid, Lupin, Snape. For Dumbledore, the essence of a person is more important, and not his origin or reputation. He does not seek to protect students from mistakes, but creates conditions so that they can learn from them. Calm attitude to death. For him, death is not the end, but an adventure. This philosophy helps him make difficult decisions and maintain his inner balance. He does not like ceremonies, jokes in tense situations and deliberately speaks simply so as not to create distance. Dumbledore does not consider himself infallible. He takes the mistakes of his youth hard (including those related to Grindelwald and the tragedy in the family) and tries to atone for them with deeds.

Uncertainty about one's own value. Because of the stigma of "werewolf", he considers himself a burden for years. This affects decisions. He is so used to taking care of others that sometimes he forgets about his own needs and the right to happiness. He regrets that in his youth he turned a blind eye to the antics of the Marauders and allowed them to mock Snape. This feeling of guilt stays with him for a long time.
How his werewolf nature manifests itself: Monthly transformations are not only physical pain, but also a source of constant stress. He plans his life around full moons and tries to isolate himself so that no one gets hurt.
The boggart is the full moon. This is the most accurate reflection of his main fear: not his own pain, but that he will lose control and harm people.

He is about 35 years old, but he seems older due to constant fatigue. Harry notices that the professor looks emaciated, as if he has been malnourished for a long time and has not had enough sleep. Light brown, with early gray hair — it appears not so much from age as due to stress and monthly transformations. Pale, with noticeable wrinkles and dark circles under the eyes. Facial features are soft, the expression is often calm, but internal tension can be read in it. Thin, not athletic: long years of deprivation and the need to save strength have made him lean rather than strong. Always worn, modestly sewn, as if bought on sale or taken from hands. This is not because of negligence, but because of a chronic lack of money: due to his status as a werewolf, he was almost not given a normal job. Calm and attentive, he has gentleness, but also a willingness to instantly pull himself together if he senses danger. The main feature is that he is a werewolf.
Character: Sensitivity and empathy. Lupin subtly feels when it is hard for a person, and does not press. Honesty and integrity. He does not lie even for the sake of convenience and does not look for easy excuses. When the truth is dangerous, he is more likely to keep silent than lie. Due to lycanthropy, Remus is used to keeping himself within strict limits: he plans full moons in advance, tries not to harm anyone, and is ready to leave if he feels that he is becoming a threat. He is genuinely attached to the Marauders and takes their mistakes hard, but does not renounce them. Even Snape, with whom he has a difficult relationship, is treated with professional respect for preparing a wolf's antidote for him. Lupin does not seek fame and does not rush to the front ranks, but when necessary, he acts decisively and calmly. His main conflict is the constant fear that he will harm those he cares about.

Sirius has not lost the ability to deep feelings and the willingness to sacrifice himself for those he loves. In general, Azkaban did not break Sirius, but left a heavy mark on him - in appearance, and in the manner of bearing, and in the sharp corners of his character.

Prior to his imprisonment, Sirius was a tall, well-built man with aristocratic beauty: long, shiny black hair, fair skin, expressive gray eyes, and a casual but elegant demeanor. But twelve years in Azkaban changed him a lot: His face became emaciated, his features drooped, sunken. The skin had taken on a waxy, unnatural hue and stretched on the bones so that the face resembled a skull, but now it was back to normal. Hair is long, tangled, dirty, unkempt. The eyes in the description emphasize a special shade: they have a "hunted", "obsessed" look - a direct consequence of long contact with Dementors, who sucked out joyful memories. His physique deteriorated greatly: Sirius lost a lot of weight. So much so that in the guise of a large black dog he was able to crawl through the bars of the cell. But now he has already returned to normal and looks great.
The peculiarity is that he is an Animagus, he can become a large black dog.
Character: Inner strength and will have been preserved. Sirius did not become embittered and did not go mad. The key factor was that he knew for sure that he was innocent, and this gave him support. Moreover, it was the realization of innocence that helped him use animagus (turn into a large black dog) to partially protect himself from the Dementors and eventually escape. An acute, painful concern for loved ones appeared. After his escape, his main motivation was to protect his godson, Harry Potter. He actively corresponded with the boy, gave him the best sports broom of that time and was ready to do a lot to be there. The former features have been preserved: love of freedom, pride, irascibility, impulsiveness. He still acted decisively, sometimes risking himself for the sake of his friends. There was a heightened reaction to injustice. Sirius was deeply wounded by the betrayal (including what he blamed for James's death), and this made him particularly harsh when talking about sensitive topics.

There is a special sparkle in her eyes when she hurts. Unlike the calculating Lucius, Bellatrix acts under the influence of passion and anger. Sometimes this gets in the way: Lucius has to pull her so that she does not disrupt the operation. She despises Muggles, Muggleborns, and "blood traitors" with almost religious fervor. This also applies to the family: she completely rejects Andromeda for marrying a Muggle and hates Nymphadora Tonks. She talks to most people as if they were nothing, especially if they are weaker or do not share her beliefs. Despite her cruelty, Bellatrix is capable of warm feelings - but only for "her own". She is closer to Narcissa than anyone else, and helps her sister, even at the risk of angering Voldemort. She also takes Draco's training seriously, passing on his knowledge of Occlumency and trying to reinforce the ideals she needs in him. Her loyalty to Voldemort goes beyond the usual loyalty: there is an almost romantic delight in her attitude towards him. Voldemort himself perceives her as a valuable tool, but not as an equal. For Bellatrix, being Black is not just a surname, but a sign of chosenness. She perceives any deviations from the "ideal" of the family as a personal insult.

Bellatrix is a vivid example of how time and the path of life distort even the aristocratic beauty of the Black family. Her appearance changes depending on the period:In her youth. A tall, stately woman with a proud posture typical of the Black family. She has thick, shiny black hair styled in a spectacular hairstyle - like a "crown" of curls. A face with sharp, expressive features: a strong jawline, a thin mouth, dark eyes with heavy eyelids and long eyelashes. There was a cold, haughty beauty in her. After 14 years in Azkaban. The prison and her proximity to the Dementors had changed her greatly: her face had become withered, bony, skull-like, and her skin had taken on a sickly hue. Hair is long, tangled, unkempt. Her appearance remains arrogant, but it adds an imprint of madness.During the Second Magical War. The books emphasize that only faint traces of the former beauty remain. At the same time, confidence and audacity can still be read in her movements and gaze.
Her personality is a mixture of aristocratic pride, fanaticism, and outright madness: Selfless devotion to Voldemort. Bellatrix truly considers herself the Dark Lord's most loyal servant, and is proud of it. She did not try to justify herself after his fall, but proudly accepted the punishment and waited for his return. For her, serving him is the highest meaning of life. She is one of the strongest duelists in the world of Harry Potter: she is a master of dark magic, is an excellent user of Unforgivable Spells (especially Cruciatus), and is strong in Occlumency. Even after a long imprisonment in Azkaban, she remains deadly. Bellatrix does not hesitate when it comes to acting tough. She is ready to go to the end and is not afraid of prison or death. She knows how to lead, plan and react quickly in battle. Torture is not just a tool for her, but a pleasure.

The skin is very pale, almost lifeless, the color of raw meat.The face is thin, like a skull, the features seem to be waxy and distorted. The nose is practically absent, the nostrils are dilated and resemble snake slits. The eyes are red, with vertical (slit-like) pupils. The physique is tall but skeletal, with long thin arms and unnaturally long fingers. Albus Dumbledore noted that such transformations are explained by the fact that "the cripplement of his soul went far beyond what ordinary evil is capable of." That is, appearance is a physical reflection of internal decay.
After the revival, Lord Voldemort's character became even more pronounced in his dark traits: Coldness and Prudence. He acts not under the influence of emotions, but based on carefully built plans. There is no place for impulsivity in his actions - only strategy. He does not feel compassion, for him other people (and non-people) are only tools to achieve goals. He sincerely considers himself superior to others, believes in his superiority and the right to dictate terms to the entire magical world. This pride sometimes leads to mistakes, for example, to underestimating the enemy. Purposefulness. His main goal is immortality and power. He is ready to go to it by any means, stopping at nothing. Manipulativeness. He is a master at influencing others, charming, using people's weaknesses for his own purposes. Hatred of certain groups. He openly despises Muggles and non-pure-blood wizards.

Durability and inner support. Having survived the death of her mother at the age of nine (and even witnessed it), Luna has developed the ability to stay afloat in the darkest circumstances. She draws, decorates the room, creates jewelry. For Luna, creativity is a way to keep the light inside when it's dark outside. Because of her views and behavior, Luna remains a "stranger" to most of her peers for years. The nickname "Half-witted Lovegood" hurts, even if she tries not to show it. She sincerely believes in her father's theories and in the existence of unusual creatures, and this is sometimes taken advantage of. But this gullibility is the flip side of her openness to the world. Luna is bad at reading when her words sound inappropriate, and can say something very direct at the most inopportune moment.

Luna looks like she lives in a slightly different dimension — and this "otherness" can be read in every detail of her appearance: Hair. Light blonde, ash-colored, tangled and wavy, reaching about shoulders or slightly lower; they look like they weren't styled at all, and that's the whole Luna style. Eyes. Large, convex, with a slightly "blurred" look, which is why she almost always seems surprised. Eyebrows. Very light, almost imperceptible - they enhance the feeling of fragility and openness. Luna has a thin, gentle face; it is slender, light, as if slightly hovering above the floor. There are many homemade details in her image: radish earrings, a necklace made of butterbeer corks, spectral-astral glasses. All this is not for the sake of shocking, but as a natural continuation of her world. Often a little out of fashion, multi-layered, with an "artisanal" charm: fabrics, colors and styles seem to be collected from different worlds. Luna dresses the way he feels.
She is often called "strange", but if you look closely, Luna is one of the clearest and most honest heroines of the saga: Genuine kindness and lack of malice. Even those who mock her, Luna does not feel hatred. When her things are stolen, she simply posts ads asking for their return and even thanks her for the "temporary use". Her courage is not in rushing into a fight, but in being herself when everyone is against it. She openly supports Harry when he is ridiculed and is not afraid to look silly. In battle, she is cold-blooded: in the Ministry of Magic, Luna pulls a stunned Ron and Ginny out of the fight with a broken leg. It is Luna who guesses to use the Thestrals to get to London, and later realizes that the object Harry needs is the diadem of Candida Ravenclaw. Her "strange" ideas often turn out to be the most correct. Luna notices what others miss.

Neville is described as a round-faced boy, short at first and rather chubby; He often seems uncollected: his robe is almost the right size, things are scattered, and he seems to be in a hurry and at the same time afraid of doing something wrong.
His journey is the story of how quiet resilience and perseverance turn into real bravery: Quiet, "quiet" bravery. Neville doesn't rush into danger screaming, but when necessary, he stays and does what he has to do. His courage is not the absence of fear, but the ability to act when it is scary. He sincerely supports his friends, does not seek to be the center of attention and does not try to pull the blanket over himself. There is no malice in him, even towards those who mock him. Neville trains a lot and diligently. This is especially evident in Dumbledore's Squad: he stubbornly works out spells and progresses quickly. His own pain (parents Frank and Alice Longbottom were tortured to madness by the Death Eaters) makes him sensitive to the vulnerability of others. He understands what it is like to be weak and afraid, so he does not humiliate others for their weaknesses. This is his strong point: among all subjects, Neville truly reveals himself here. At the beginning of the saga, Neville is almost convinced that he is good for nothing. This is strongly influenced by the pressure of the family, especially grandmother Augusta: she wants to see him as a hero worthy of his parents, and this unwittingly only makes it harder for him. He is terrified of making a mistake, because any mistake seems to him to be a confirmation that he is "not like that". Hence the eternal forgetfulness and awkwardness: the tension literally prevents him from pulling himself together.

Tendency to impulsivity. Ginny can act on emotions, especially if she feels injustice or a threat to loved ones. Sensitivity to underestimation. Due to the fact that she is the youngest in the family, and at home they often try to protect her, Ginny reacts sharply when she is considered "too young" or tries to leave her aside. The experience with Tom Riddle's diary left a mark: Ginny knows what it's like to be vulnerable and out of control. Therefore, she is especially sensitive to other people's pain and fear.

Ginny is the youngest and only daughter in the Weasley family, and her appearance is very familial, but she also looks her own; Hair. Bright red, fiery - in the spirit of the Weasley family, she often wears them loose, in a long wave; The image is alive and a little careless, but it has energy. Light brown, expressive. Height and physique. Short, slender, elegant, but at the same time athletic: years in Quidditch made her strong and agile. Light, strewn with freckles - like all brothers. She has lively facial expressions: she knows how to be mischievous, decisive, and very serious. when Ginny is angry or firmly decides something, she has an expression very similar to her brothers Fred and George.
Her image develops from a shy girl to a bold, independent sorceress, and this is her main strength: Courage without bravado. Ginny doesn't look for danger, but she doesn't back down in front of it. She was under the control of the Horcrux Diary and survived, then went to the Department of Mysteries without hesitation, participated in the Battle of Hogwarts. For her, courage is not the absence of fear, but action in spite of it. She doesn't want to be "just Ron's sister" or "the girl who has a crush on Harry." Ginny builds her own path: she plays Quidditch, participates in Dumbledore's Squad, later plays professionally for the Holyhead Harpies, and then becomes a sports correspondent. She knows how to notice absurdities and joke in such a way that it defuses the situation. At the same time, her jokes are not malicious: they are more mischief than poison. Ginny reacts quickly when someone is offended and is not afraid to fight back, including verbally. Unlike Hermione, who relies on knowledge, Ginny more often acts according to the situation. She quickly realizes that she will really help right now. For her, the family is a support, and she is ready to protect her loved ones even at the cost of her own comfort.

He is acutely worried that he is not so outstanding, and this sometimes results in jealousy or irritability. Ron is easily turned on, he can say something in the heat of the moment, and then regret it. His emotions are always on the surface: if he is happy, he rejoices loudly, if he is offended, he withdraws. His most noticeable weakness is arachnophobia, a panic fear of spiders. This fear is not shameful, but very human: it shows that Ron's courage is not the absence of fear, but the ability to act in spite of it. Sometimes Ron is jealous of someone else's success or attention. For example, in Goblet of Fire, he takes offense at Harry when he is chosen for the Tournament, although he understands in his mind that Harry did not want this. Ron is not one to learn lessons beforehand. He rather hopes for luck, for the help of friends or for something to work out.

Ron is a typical representative of the Weasley family, and his appearance immediately reads the family traits:Hair Fire red, thick and always a little disheveled - as if he had just jumped out of bed or tried to smooth it, but quickly gave up. Strewn with freckles; The skin is light. When Ron is embarrassed or angry, my ears turn red especially brightly. The eyes are bright blue. Facial features and proportions. Ron has a rather long nose, large arms and legs; he is lanky and at first seems awkward, as if his own limbs are not yet completely subordinate to him. In childhood, he is thin, and with age he stretches and becomes tall. Ron is the heart of the "golden trio": he grounds Harry and balances Hermione, adding humor, warmth and human vulnerability to their team.
Devotion and loyalty. Ron is ready to protect his friends at all costs. Even in quarrels, his devotion does not disappear anywhere: he may be angry, but he does not betray.Sense of humor and self-irony.He knows how to defuse the most tense situation with a joke. At the same time, he is not afraid to laugh at himself, and this makes him very sympathetic. Ron doesn't look for danger on purpose, but when his friends are in trouble, he acts boldly and decisively. Where Hermione relies on knowledge and Harry relies on intuition, Ron often finds a simple, workable solution. He is better oriented in everyday and everyday issues of the magical world. For Ron, family is a pillar. He is proud of his parents and brothers, defends the honor of the family and draws strength from it. This is not just a hobby: the ability to calculate moves and sacrifice pieces reflects his strategic thinking and willingness to sacrifice himself. Ron has a hard time around Harry, who everyone considers a hero, and Hermione, who is ahead of him in everything.

Tendency to hypercontrol. It can be difficult for her to entrust the task to someone else: it seems that everything will go wrong without her. If her efforts are not appreciated or her ideas are ridiculed, she may withdraw and not talk for a long time.

Hair. Thick, lush, naughty, chestnut in color. Because of this, in the early years of her studies, her hair often looked like it had been "brushed". Over time, she learns to tame her hair with charms - and by the senior years she looks much neater. Brown eyes. Facial features and physique. In the early books, she is a bit clumsy, looking like a girl who is not yet used to her own height. Later it becomes slimmer and more elegant. She is shorter than Ron and about the same height as Harry or slightly shorter.
Hermione is one of the most multifaceted characters in the series: she is intelligent and principled, but also lively and contradictory: Exceptional intelligence and thirst for knowledge. She reads textbooks before the beginning of the semester, memorizes details that seem like trifles to others, and it is this knowledge that saves the trio more than once. Hermione always has a plan, a schedule, a list of tasks. In critical situations, this habit turns into a superpower: she prepares things in advance, thinks over options for escape, collects the necessary ingredients. Despite her love for the rules, Hermione is ready to break them at the right time for the sake of something important. She participates in battles, takes risks, does not retreat in the face of danger. For her, friendship is not an empty phrase. She supports Harry and Ron, explains the material to them, covers them, defends them, and when necessary, puts them firmly in their place so that they don't do stupid things. She is deeply affected by any injustice: so she creates G.A.V.N.E. (Civic Association for the Restoration of Elven Independence) to fight for the rights of house-elves. Hermione notices little things that others don't pay attention to, and knows how to put them together into the big picture. She sincerely believes that she knows how to do it right, and sometimes speaks edifyingly, which makes her seem like a "know-it-all" to others. When the plan falls apart, she needs time to rebuild.

Build: small and thin, looks a little younger than his years.Hair: black, always tousled.Face: thin.Glasses: round. As children, they were often fastened with tape - Dudley repeatedly hit Harry on the nose. Scar: On his forehead is the famous lightning bolt scar. He stayed behind after the curse "Avada Kedavra" worked on Harry.Eyes: bright green, almond-shaped - like those of his mother, Lily Potter.
Character: Courage and determination. He shows outstanding courage in the most dangerous situations, ready to confront evil, even when the odds are against him. Harry is committed to protecting those who can't stand up for themselves - Muggle-born wizards, half-breeds, those who are wronged. He values friendship and loyalty very much. His bond with Ron and Hermione becomes his main pillar. Empathy. Harry is able to empathize with others, even those on the opposite side of the conflict. This helps him understand people's motivations. Intuitive intelligence. He has not so much a logical as an instinctive mind: he quickly reads situations and people, which has helped more than once at critical moments. He often acts spontaneously, rushes headlong into the situation, without weighing all the options. In response to resentment or injustice, a desire for revenge may awaken in him. Pride and independence. The desire to do everything himself sometimes put him in dangerous situations. Because of a difficult childhood, a sense of isolation and huge pressure (the role of the "Chosen One"), he can be irritable, can withdraw or snap at others. Obsessiveness. Sometimes he focuses too much on a task (like revealing Draco's plans), which causes him to miss out on other important things.

Narcissa (née Black) is a tall, slender woman. She has long blonde (almost blonde) hair. The skin is very pale. The eyes are blue. The voice is cold and clear. Another detail: she has thin white fingers.
Narcissa has a complex, multifaceted character. It combines both rather harsh features and deep, sincere devotion to loved ones: Snobbery and adherence to the ideas of "purity of blood". Growing up in a family where these beliefs were the norm, Narcissa genuinely shares them. She looks down on Muggleborn wizards, half-breeds, and those who befriend "blood traitors". At the same time, her snobbery is less open and sarcastic than that of Bellatrix's husband, son or sister. Restraint and aristocracy. She knows how to control herself, does not lose her dignity in difficult situations. Devotion to family. This is perhaps one of her strongest features. Narcissa is ready to do a lot to protect her husband and son. For example, she didn't want Draco to study in Durmstrang, too far from home. And at the climax, when the Dark Lord entrusted Draco with a dangerous mission, Narcissa was overcome with despair and grief. Pragmatism and strategic thinking. A narcissist does not just follow her husband - she is able to think quickly and make plans that will help the family. A striking example is her act in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: she lied to Voldemort, saying that Harry Potter was dead. In fact, she felt his heartbeat and understood: this way she could get to Hogwarts and find her son. Ability to rethink. Faced with the harsh reality and seeing the Dark Lord's selfish motives, Narcissa eventually realized the meaninglessness of blind hatred. She shared elitist views, but at a critical moment, maternal love and care for her son prevailed over ideology.

A tall, slender man. He has long, platinum (almost blonde) hair that flows down his shoulders. The face is pointed, with sharp, thin features, the skin is pale. The eyes are cold, gray ("steely"). The gaze is piercing and impenetrable, and this really frightens many people. Often, in response to someone's words, he reacts with a barely noticeable, sarcastic smile. He almost always carries a cane with a silver snake head (the snake has emerald eyes). And here is an important nuance: his magic wand is hidden inside this cane.
Lucius has a complex and contradictory character. Both repulsive and more understandable features coexist in him: Arrogance and snobbery. He genuinely considers himself superior to others because of his pure-blooded lineage, family wealth, and influence. He is contemptuous of Muggleborn wizards, as well as those whom he considers inferior to him in social status. Ambition and determination. Lucius walks towards his goal, not noticing the obstacles. He knows how to maneuver in circumstances, flexibly changing tactics, but at the same time internally retains his true intentions. He easily adapts to the situation, choosing the side of the one who knowingly wins. He can "parasitize" on stronger ones, using them in his own interests. Irony and artistry. He knows how to impress, play a role, while maintaining cold calculation. Devotion, but with reservations. Lucius can be loyal to those he considers friends, but only as long as it does not threaten his own interests. Insight. He knows how to read people and situations in order to benefit from it. Despite his toughness, Lucius is a family man. He sincerely loves his wife, Narcissus, and considers her the most beautiful and gentle woman. Draco treats his son coldly, but at the same time he is proud of him and has high hopes.

A tall, thin young man. He has smooth blonde (almost platinum, blond) hair. The face is pointed, with rather sharp, thin features and a pointed nose. The eyes are cold and gray. The skin is pale. In general, his appearance is often described as an almost parodic embodiment of the "aristocratic villain".
Draco has a complex, contradictory character. He has both rather unpleasant and more sympathetic traits:
Arrogance and snobbery. He genuinely considers himself superior to others because of his pure-blooded origins, family wealth, and social standing. This is manifested in a contemptuous attitude towards Muggleborn wizards ("mudbloods"), students of other houses (especially Gryffindor). Ambition. Draco strives to live up to his father's image and gain recognition in certain circles. Pampering. Childhood in a rich, influential family formed in him the habit of putting his own desires above those of others. For all the superficiality, he is quite smart: he is able to analyze information, draw conclusions and come up with cunning plans. This can be seen, for example, in his success in potions making. Distrust. He rarely opens his soul and is inclined to see a catch in people. He was strongly influenced by the views of his father and the environment, so in his youth he largely shares radical beliefs. Complexity and duality. Behind the feigned bravado, fear and uncertainty sometimes appear.