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Bellatrix Lestrange. One of the Dark Lord's most fanatical and cruel followers, Lucius Malfoy. A wealthy and influential aristocrat, Voldemort was Severus Snape's right-hand man for a long time. He was in the circle of the Devourers in his youth, then became a spy for DumbledoreAntonin Dolokhov. A dangerous duelist, he participated in attacks and tortures, fought in the Ministry of Magic and in the Battle of Hogwarts. He played a huge role in the return of Voldemort: for almost a year he pretended to be Alastor Moody and prepared Harry's participation in the Triwizard Tournament. Bellatrix's husband, along with her and the others, was imprisoned in Azkaban for torturing the Longbottoms. Rudolphus's brother, also convicted of participating in torture.Peter Pettigrew (Tail). A former friend of Harry's parents; betrayed them, faked his own death, then returned to Voldemort and helped him find a body. A werewolf, acting on the orders of the Dark Lord; set out to "infect as many as possible", biting Remus Lupin as a child and Bill Weasley during the attack on Hogwarts. He worked as an executioner for the Ministry, attempting to execute BuckbeakAugust Rookwood. Voldemort's spy inside the Ministry of Magic, was exposed and imprisoned in Azkaban, then escaped. A high-ranking Devourer, after taking over the Ministry, became an influential figure there. A fellow student of Voldemort at Hogwarts, one of the early supporters of Malciber (senior). Another member of the old guard, a fellow student of Riddle.Selwyn. He participated in the pursuit of Harry and his friends after escaping from the Malfoy estate.

Travers. He also chased Harry, Ron, and Hermione when they infiltrated the Ministry under a werewolf potion. He participated in a number of operations of the Second War. Theodore Knott's father, a thoroughbred aristocrat and supremacist, Crabb Sr. and Goyle Sr. Fathers of Draco's classmates; referred to as the Devourers, whose sons later adopted their views.Jugson and Wilkins.Alecto Carrow and Amycus.

Minerva is 170 centimeters tall and 90 years old. Minerva McGonagall has blue eyes, a thin body, strict facial features, and always tied up in a tight bun. McGonagall wears glasses and mostly wears only a dark green long robe. Teacher and mentor. McGonagall is a brilliant specialist in Transfiguration. It is she who teaches young wizards complex transformations and sets a high bar for discipline. Dean of Gryffindor. She advocates for her students and supports them when it's fair, but she doesn't tolerate breaking the rules. Case in point: she notices Harry's talent for flying and helps him get into the Quidditch team, even though he technically broke the rules. McGonagall seems stern and reserved: she is stingy with praise, speaks bluntly, and demands discipline. But behind the outward strictness there is a deep concern for people. She knows how to deviate from the rules for the sake of higher justice - for example, in critical situations, she herself uses unforgivable spells against enemies, protecting students. Minerva is a registered Animagus: she can transform into a tabby cat. It is noteworthy that the markings around her eyes in human form repeat the outlines of the "glasses" on the cat's face. Master of Transfiguration. This is her core discipline, and she knows it at the highest level. A strong battlemage. She knows a lot of defensive and offensive spells, can control the protective spells of Hogwarts, and even summon several Patronuses at once. The Patronus is a cat. This logically echoes her animagical form. Magic wand. Made of fir with a core made of dragon's heart sinew, 9.5 inches long. Name. "Minerva" is in honor of the Roman goddess of wisdom and war, which is symbolically combined with the character of the heroine. Attitude to Slytherin. Due to an old injury sustained in a Quidditch match against Slytherin, she has had a special dislike for this house all her life, although she remains fair. Minerva McGonagall was born on October 4, 1935.

Albus Dumbledore is 195 centimeters tall and 150 years old. Albus is quite thin, with shiny blue eyes, gray hair, and a goat's beard almost to the waist. Albus Dumbledore is usually dressed in either long robes and brightly colored cloaks, but most often wears either a blue robe or a purple robe with embroidered stars. Albus wears glasses, but in general sees well without them. He was born in July or August 1881. Full name. Albus, Percival, Wulfric, Brian Dumbledore. The name Albus in Latin means "white" (association with purity, light). Patronus. Phoenix. Magic wand. Elder Wand is one of the Deathly Hallows. He obtained it by defeating the dark magician Gellert Grindelwald in a duel in 1945. Foundation of the Order of the Phoenix. During Voldemort's first arrival, Dumbledore created the Order of the Phoenix, an organization that opposed the Death Eaters. Mentoring. Dumbledore knew how to see in people what they sometimes did not notice in themselves. He gave Hagrid a chance, appointed Snape to important positions, believed in people and tried to give them space to choose. Dumbledore is often described as wise and kind, but he is far from a "harmless grandfather". He is capable of tough decisions and long manipulations for the sake of the "highest good", which is why his image is often criticized. Refusal of formalities. He is not afraid to pronounce the name of Voldemort and teaches others to do so, showing that fear of the name only increases the fear of the phenomenon itself. Sense of humor and eccentricity. He loves sweets (especially lemon slices), says paradoxically, he may seem absent-minded, but there is a clear calculation behind this. Mastery of Transfiguration. For a long time he taught this subject and was considered one of the best specialists. Scientific works. He is known for his work on alchemy in collaboration with Nicholas Flamel and the discovery of twelve ways to use dragon's blood. Special skills. He is proficient in Legilimency and Occlumency, can send messages through the Patronus, and is capable of non-verbal magic and transgression within Hogwarts. Dumboldor himself is good-natured, but brave.

Severus Snape is 185 centimeters tall and 38 years old. Severus' physique is thin, his skin is slightly pale, and his nose is hooked. The eyes are black as "dark tunnels", the hair is black, greasy, slightly tangled, shoulder-length, but generally soft. Severus wears a long-sleeved black shirt with a lot of scarecrows, and the collar is quite long. At the bottom there are black pants with a fly and black shoes. Severus wears a long cloak on his shoulders and his gait makes him look like a bat. Severus Snape is a "half-blood prince". Severus is very strict, but loves his job as a potions maker (sometimes just brewing potions), loves Festive Blancmange. It was his favorite dish from childhood, which has survived into adulthood. Severus also loves Lily (Potter's mother, who died), Severus Snape even has the same patronus as Lily, namely a doe ("after so many years? always"). Severus dislikes Weakness and inaction. He valued strength, skill, and dedication, so he despised those who, in his opinion, did not meet these criteria. Dementors. In Snape, he expresses disgust for them, which is due to his personal experiences and fear of losing control of his emotions. Harry Potter. Snape saw him as a reflection of his enemy, James Potter (in general, Severus and all the marauders are the enemy). Severus Snape doesn't really like songs yet, he didn't see the point in them, but he's a little shy and not really used to affection (this is because he didn't get affection as a child + because Severus is passive). Interesting fact: Severus has the ability to levitate, but almost does not use it, but he can read minds.

Severus Snape was born on January 9, 1960, the son of pure-blood sorceress Eileen Prinz and Muggle Tobias Snape. His childhood was difficult: his parents often quarreled, his father was a tyrant and, possibly, an alcoholic. The boy grew up in poverty in the run-down suburb of Cockworth, Spinner's End. At the age of 11, Snape learned about his magical abilities and entered Hogwarts. The Sorting Hat sent him to Slytherin. There he met Lily Evans (later Potter), who became his close friend. However, their relationship became complicated after Lily was assigned to Gryffindor, and Snape became a victim of harassment from James Potter, Sirius Black and their friends (the "Marauders"). In his youth, Snape was fond of the Dark Arts. Influenced by a group of Slytherins who later became Death Eaters, he joined them, hoping to gain recognition. However, his friendship with Lily, who condemned his interest in dark magic, gradually shattered. At the end of the fifth year, she broke off communication with him, and later began dating James Potter. After the fall of Voldemort, Snape became a professor of potions at Hogwarts. Snape was a double agent: both a member of the Order of the Phoenix and a Death Eater. On Albus Dumbledore's orders, he protected Harry Potter and gathered information about Voldemort. Snape is a complex, introverted person, overwhelmed with emotions that he has never fully revealed. His character was formed under the influence of a traumatic childhood, loneliness and unrequited love. Unsociability and coldness. Snape avoided communication, was gloomy and unsociable. He harshly criticized students, especially Gryffindors, and took off their glasses at the slightest provocation. As a professor, he was a disciplinarian and did not tolerate nonsense. Suspiciousness and distrust. Due to being a double agent, Snape couldn't trust anyone. Ambition. Like many Slytherins, he sought recognition and power. Workaholism and feels guilty about Lily's death.

Rita Skeeter. Animagic form: beetle.
Minerva McGonagall
Animagus Form: A tabby she-cat with markings around her eyes that resemble glasses.
Peter Pettigrew
Animagic Form: Rat.
(there was also James Potter, he had the form of a deer, but he died).
Sirius Black
Animagus Form: Black Dog.

Cedric Diggory. Perhaps the most famous Hufflepuff in the saga. A few years older than Harry, the captain and catcher of the Hufflepuff Quidditch team.
Ernie MacMillan. Very self-confident and loud, but at the same time principled and brave.
Hannah Abbott. Ernie's classmate.
Justin Finch-Fletchley. Muggle-born student.
Susan Bones. From a magical family.
Zechariah Smith. He is a Quidditch player, but his character is the exact opposite of the ideals of the faculty at its best: he is quite sarcastic, smug and cowardly.
Megan Jones.

Luna Lovegood. She entered Hogwarts a year later than Harry (in 1992). Very unusual, seems eccentric, but at the same time shrewd and bold. She became close friends with Harry, Ron and Hermione.
Zhou Chang. A year older than Harry. Ravenclaw Quidditch catcher.
Padma Patil. Sister of Parvati Patil (who studies in Griffindor).
Anthony Goldstein. A conspicuous Ravenclaw.
Michael Corner. At some point, he dated Ginny Weasley.
Roger Davis. Captain of Ravenclaw Quidditch team.
Terry Booth.
Eddie Carmichael. He is mentioned as a cunning apprentice who tried to sell a "means of surrendering owls" - showing that there are also those among Ravenclaws who are looking for easy ways.

Draco Malfoy. Son of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy, the same age as Harry. Harry Potter's rival and foe.
Vincent Crabbe. Draco's friend; along with Goyle, he often acts as a "force" in their company.
Gregory Goyle. Another close friend of Draco's. Like Crabbe, he is not particularly strong academically, but he is physically strong.
Pansy Parkinson. Draco's classmate, often supports his attacks on Harry and his friends.
Blaise Zabini. Draco's classmate.
Theodore Knott. Son of Death Eater Nott Sr.
Daphne Greengrass. Mentioned as a classmate; her younger sister is Astoria Greengrass.
Tracy Davis. Classmate.
Millicent Bulstrode. Classmate.
Marcus Flint. Captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team, he was a few years older than Harry. He is known for his tough style of play.
Terence Higgs. Slytherin catcher before Draco.
Adrian Pusey and Cassius Warrington. Slytherin Hunters.
Adrian Pusey and Cassius Warrington. Slytherin Hunters.
Lucian Bowle and Peregrine Derrek. Beaters.
Graham Montagu. Quidditch player.

Padma Patil. Classmate. Parvati's
sister Parvati Patil. Classmate. Sister Padma.
Lavender Brown. Classmate.
Seamus Finnigan. Classmate.
Dean Thomas. Classmate is an artist.
Neville Longbottom. A classmate with a poor memory, a little stupid, often makes mistakes, but in general kind.
Hermione Granger. Classmate. A friend of Harry Potter and Ron Weasley. Very smart, kind, but also strict. She protects elves because she thinks they are slaves, and this is bad for her.
Ron Weasley. Classmate. Harry Potter's best friend. He is kind, but sometimes he behaves like a fool or, on the contrary, is too smart.
Harry Potter. The boy who survived the spell "Awake Dawra". There is a lightning bolt scar on his forehead. Kind, always helpful, curious, hated Severus Snape (as he hated him). He has an invisibility cloak and a Marauder map.
Senior/Junior Students: Alicia Spinnet.
Hunter of the Gryffindor team.
Fred and George Weasley. Gemini, jokers and inventors; gave Harry a Marauder Card, and then opened a shop called "All Kinds of Magical Pests".
Percy Weasley. Ron's older brother, the headman; For a while, he distances himself from his family for a career in the Ministry, but returns at a crucial moment.
Oliver Wood. He is the captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team.
Angelina Johnson. Hunter of the Gryffindor team.
Katie Bell. Team Hunter.
Alicia Spinnet. Hunter of the Gryffindor team.
Lee Jordan. A friend of the Weasley twins, a Quidditch commentator, hosts a witty radio show against the regime at Hogwarts.
Colin Creevy. A young fan of Harry, he goes everywhere with a camera; Dennis Creevy's younger brother also enters Hogwarts and becomes a Gryffindor.
Dennis Creevy. Colin's younger brother enrolls in Gryffindor.
Natalie MacDonald. Freshman.
Richie Coote, Jimmie Peaks, Demelza Robins. Quidditch players.
Cormac McLaggen. Classmate.
Gryffindor House Ghost:
Almost headless Nick.

Minerva McGonagall is a Transfiguration teacher and Dean of Gryffindor.
Severus Snape/Snape and Horace Slughorn are both potions teachers (replacing each other, but most often taught by Severus), Severus Snape/Snape is the Dean of Slytherin.
Filius Flitwick - Spell teacher, Dean of Ravenclaw.
Pomona Stem is a teacher of herbology, dean of Hufflepuff.
Cuthbert Binns is a teacher of the history of magic; the only ghost teacher.
Aurora Sinistra is a teacher of astronomy.
Rolanda Hooch is a broomstick instructor who also referees Quidditch matches.
Remus Lupin, Alastor "Terrible Eye" Moody, and Dolores Umbridge - Troy lead the Defense Against the Dark Arts (ZOTI), but replace each other (most often taught by either Lupin or Alastor, and Umbridge is hated by many).
Sibyl Trelawney and Firenze are teachers of divination. They replace each other.
Bathsheda Babbling is a teacher of ancient runes.
Septima Vector is a numerology teacher.
Charity Burbidge is a Muggle Studies teacher.
Sylvanus Kettleburn and Rubeus Hagrid are teachers of magical creature care (starting from the third year). They replace each other, but most of the lessons are taught by Hagrid (Hagrid is also a forester).
There are also people who do not teach lessons, but belong to Hogwarts:
Irma Pince is a librarian.
Poppy Pomfrey is a nurse in the Hospital Wing.
Argus Filch is a caretaker.
Headmaster of Hogwarts:
Albus Dumbledore.

The Weasleys are one of the central wizarding families in the Harry Potter saga. They are considered "blood traitors" by those who are obsessed with the purity of the family (like the Malfoys), because the Weasleys have a warm attitude towards Muggles and Muggle-born wizards. The family is not rich, but in their house ("Nora") there is always warmth and a lot of life. "Burrow". A Weasley house near the village of Ottery St. Catchpole. It looks as if it is based on magic: it grows, new rooms appear, and furniture and objects behave in their own way. All family members often gather here, and during the Second Magical War, the house serves as a shelter and headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix for a while. In the "Nora" there is a clock with nine hands - one for each family member. Instead of time, it shows where a person is: "at home", "at school", "in danger", etc. This clock emphasizes how much Molly cares about her loved ones. Family sweaters. Every year, Molly knits Christmas sweaters with initials for all her relatives and "hers" (including Harry). For Harry, who grew up without family care, this becomes an important sign of acceptance.

Arthur Weasley. He works in the Ministry of Magic in the department for combating the illegal use of Muggle inventions. He is genuinely fascinated by the Muggle world: he collects plugs, loves the word "electricity" and for a long time he cannot understand why Muggles use rubber gloves. Arthur is a kind, a little naïve and a very decent person; in difficult times, he remains loyal to Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix.
Molly Weasley. The heart of the family. She is fiercely protective of her children and those whom she considers "her own" (Harry quickly got to them). Molly cooks delicious dishes, writes caring letters, knits branded sweaters for Christmas, and at the same time is a powerful sorceress: in the Battle of Hogwarts, she defeats Bellatrix Lestrange. Her character is a mixture of warm tutelage and steel will.
Bill Weasley (William Arthur). At school, he was a headman and an excellent student. After Hogwarts, he became a spell liquidator at Gringotts Bank and worked for a time in the Egyptian branch. Charlie Weasley. At school, he was also the head and captain of the Quidditch team. Immediately after his studies, he went to Romania to study dragons. It is he who helps the friends to smuggle the dragon Norbert. Charlie does not appear much in the main story, but remains a reliable support for the family.
Percy Weasley (Percival Ignatius). Very ambitious, loves rules and order. He becomes a headman, and then leaves for the Ministry of Magic and distances himself from his family for a while (later he realized his mistake and returned), choosing a career and position in the Ministry.
Fred and George Weasley. Gemini and the main jokers of Hogwarts. They are always inventing pranks, developing a talent for charms and potions, and eventually opening the shop "All kinds of magical pests". Their humor helps to defuse even the darkest situations.
Ron Weasley (Ronald Bilius). The sixth child and the youngest son. Harry's best friend. Ron struggles with the insecurities of living in the shadow of his older brothers and the poverty of his family, but he shows loyalty and courage at critical moments.
Ginny Weasley (Ginevra Molly). The only daughter and the youngest child in the family.

What mainly happens in Hogwarts:
Hogwarts is a big castle. Each house has its own tower, only the Slizarenians have a living room in the dungeons. The door to Gryffindor Tower is replaced by a painting of a plump lady. This lady comes up with different passwords for each month. Paintings at Hogwarts can move, talk, and move between other paintings. Stairs at Hogwarts can also move and change position in a way that is often problematic to move around. There are not only wizards at Hogwarts. For example, there are elves-brownies (they clean the living rooms and say that they really like to be useful, and they do not accept payment, for them it is like disrespect and humiliation, but there is one housekeeper "Dobby" and he has a different opinion), there are ghosts (for example, headless Nick and Peeves) each house has its own ghost as well as the dean (for example, Slytherin sofa is Severus Snape, and Gryffindor has McGonagall). Something often happens in the school itself, so it is rarely boring, and the headmaster of the school is Albus Dumbledore.
Diagon Alley:
Diagon Alley is something like a city in which magicians buy: magic wands, clothes, animals, books, bank, etc.

This prison is guarded by Dementors, and no one wants to get into this prison, because all the good memories are sucked out of you there.
Forbidden Forest:
The Forbidden Forest is located near the school. The Forbidden Forest because there are many magical creatures, but not all of them are good (for example, giant spiders). In the Forbidden Forest there are such magical creatures as centaurs, unicorns, werewolves, giant spiders and just various ordinary animals with insects.

Hogwarts is a school of witchcraft and wizardry from the Harry Potter universe, which is divided into four houses. Each is named after one of the school's founders: Godric Gryffindor, Salazar Slytherin, Candida Ravenclaw, and Penelope Hufflepuff. Each house has its own values, mascot, colors and coat of arms.
Distribution criteria:
Gryffindor is for the brave, noble and honest (the coat of arms is in the form of a Lion, the colors of the house are red and yellow).
Hufflepuff is for the hardworking, loyal, honest and patient (the coat of arms is in the form of a badger, the color of the faculty is yellow and black).
Ravenclaw is for the wise, intelligent, witty and creative (the coat of arms is in the form of an eagle, the color of the faculty is blue and silver/white).
Slytherin is for the ambitious, cunning, resourceful, and purposeful (the coat of arms is in the form of a silver snake, the color of the house is dark green and silver/white).
If the hat is difficult to choose or the student's qualities are suitable for different faculties, it can take into account his desire. For example, Harry Potter mentally repeated: "Not Slytherin," and the hat sent him to Gryffindor.
Hogwarts also has its own anthem. It is sung in English, but the anthem itself says:
Hogwarts, Hogwarts, our beloved Hogwarts,
Teach us at least something.
Young and old, bald and shaggy,Age
is not important, but only the essence is important.

The wind is blowing in our heads now,They
are empty and dark, like in a black hole.
But for knowledge we are wide open,So
pour it into our poor brains!

If we forget something, you remind us,And
what we don't know, you explain to us.
Do what you can, our beloved Hogwarts,
and we will try not to let you down!

The life of Hogwarts is not reduced to lessons, it has many traditions and bright events:
Distribution ceremony. It takes place on the first evening for first-year students. The Sorting Hat first sings a song about the history of Hogwarts (the hat sings a new song every year), then talks aloud about the student's character and sends him to one of the four houses. It ends with a solemn feast. Feasts in the Great Hall. In addition to the usual meals, festive banquets are held in the hall for Halloween, Christmas and in honor of the end of the school year. On Halloween, the hall is decorated with pumpkins and bats, on Christmas - with Christmas trees and garlands. In the book "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire", during the Triwizard Tournament, the hall was even turned into a kind of winter palace with ice on the floor. Quidditch matches. This is the main sporting event of the school. Four faculties compete for the Quidditch Cup, playing several matches per season. Fans paint their faces in the colors of the faculty, make posters, sing chants. Exams. In the fifth year, students take the OVB (Standards for Teaching Magic), and in the seventh year - TOAD (Terribly Academic Brilliant Certification). These exams determine whether the graduate will be able to work in the chosen specialty (for example, become an obscurant or a potions maker). Holidays and balls. As part of the Triwizard Tournament, the Yule Ball was held, where students came in ceremonial clothes and danced in a decorated hall. Visit to Hogsmeade. Third-year students can go to Hogsmeade Village on weekends with permission. There you can go to the "Three Broomsticks", "Sweet Kingdom" or the joke shop "Zonko". Scoring and the Hogwarts Cup. Throughout the year, faculties compete in the accumulation of points. Points are given for academic success, removed for violations of the rules. At the end of the year, the house with the most points wins the Hogwarts Cup, and the Great Hall is decorated with the winner's colors.

Spells (Professor Flitwick). Here they learn to pronounce spells correctly and make the right movements with the wand, for example, to make an object levitate. Potioneering (Professor Snape/Snape). In fact, it is a magical analogue of chemistry: you need to accurately measure the ingredients, observe the order of addition and temperature. A mistake can cause the boiler to explode or turn your partner into something strange. Transfiguration (Professor McGonagall). Transformation of some objects into others. In the first years, it can be turning a match into a needle, and later - much more difficult tasks. Defense Against the Dark Arts (ZOTI). Perhaps the most "unstable" subject: in each book, the teacher changes, and the program strongly depends on the personality of the teacher. Here they teach you how to defend yourself from dangerous creatures and spells, put up shields and recognize dark magic. History of Magic (Professor Binns). The only course that a ghost leads. The subject is considered incredibly boring: Binns monotonously talks about goblin uprisings and ancient wars, not noticing that half of the class is already asleep. Herbology (Professor Stebl). Caring for magical plants, many of which are dangerous: for example, mandrakes scream so that they can stun, and devilish snares strangle those who panic. Caring for magical creatures (or Hagrid and Professor Kettleburn, they replace each other). Meet hippogriffs, thestrals, falcons, and other creatures that can be both cute and deadly. Flying on broomsticks (Madame Trick). A compulsory course for first-year students, where they teach how to take off, land and hold on to a broomstick. It is here that it is often decided whether a student will get into the Quidditch team of the faculty.
From the third year, students choose additional subjects: divination, caring for magical creatures (if they have not chosen already), ancient runes, Muggle studies, numerology, and others. Sometimes the schedule is so tight that you have to use a time-turner like Hermione.

Morning (wake up at 7:00). The day begins with breakfast in the Great Hall. Students sit at the tables of their faculties, and teachers sit at the High Table. During breakfast, owls bring mail: letters, newspapers (such as the Daily Prophet), and parcels. It is during these hours that a hundred owls can fly into the hall at once - this is a noisy and spectacular sight. Classes. Lessons usually start around 9 am. Classes are held in blocks, there are breaks between them to have time to get to the right office - and at Hogwarts, this is not always easy because of the moving stairs and capricious doors. Often, couples last for an hour or more. It also happens that two houses study together (for example, Slytherin and Gryffindor on potions). Lunch. Around noon or a little later, the students go to lunch in the Great Hall. This is a time to take a break and socialize. Afternoon classes. In the afternoon, lessons continue. Some items require a special location: classes on caring for magical creatures take place outside (near Hagrid's hut or in the Forbidden Forest), flying on broomsticks on the platform behind the castle, and herbology is studied in greenhouses. Evening. Dinner is again held in the Great Hall. After it, students disperse to the faculty's living rooms. There are sofas, study tables, fireplaces - you can do homework, chat, play board games. First-year students are not allowed to wander around the castle late at night, and it is not desirable for everyone else to be outside the living room after bedtime: the caretaker Filch walks along the corridors, and his cat Mrs. Norris walks with him.