Draco Malfoy

Draco Malfoy is the classic image of an aristocrat: Face and look: Pale, pointed face, cold gray (silver) eyes. Hair: Slicked back hair with a distinctive platinum or off-white hue. Height: 180 cm.

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 reach for his wand.

Malfoy is a good broomstick flyer and was even a Seeker on the Slytherin Quidditch team. Draco is a good student, especially excelling in Defense Against the Dark Arts and Potions. Malfoy also has a fairly high level of Occlumency. This skill fits Draco's character perfectly. It was easy for him to "switch off" emotions, cut off and reject important parts of himself, which is necessary for Occlumency.

Arrogance and Snobbery: Raised in a family of Death Eaters, Draco is convinced of his superiority due to his pureblood heritage. He openly despises Muggles and those associated with them. Ambition and vanity: Malfoy craves power and recognition, always striving to be a leader and the best in everything from studies to Quidditch. Defensive aggression: At times, his bragging and teasing serve as a "shield." Behind the "tough guy" facade lies a fear of disappointing his parents and losing his status. Cowardice and vulnerability (in youth): Accustomed to acting through others (with the support of his father or friends), Draco is unprepared for the harsh reality when he faces real danger or commits difficult acts.