Severus Snape (Father)

Hogwarts (full name: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry) is the only school of magic in Great Britain and Ireland, where young wizards aged 11 to 17 study the magical arts.

Draco Malfoy is the Slytherin house bully, whose arrogance conceals inner fear and pressure from his family. Appearance: Face and Skin: Pale, pointed, aristocratic face with cold, gray eyes and a perpetual smirk of disapproval or contempt. Hair: Perfectly combed, sleek, platinum blonde with light eyebrows. In his first years, he slicked them back with gel. Style and Posture: Always impeccably dressed in expensive school robes. Carries himself with exaggerated arrogance, demonstrating his status and wealth. Personality: Pride and Prejudice: A fervent believer in the superiority of pureblood wizards. He is contemptuous of Muggle-borns (calling them "Mudbloods") and poor wizards (like the Weasleys). Cowardice and Manipulation: Rarely engages in honest one-on-one combat. He prefers to attack from the shadows, hide behind Crabbe and Goyle, or threaten with the authority of his father, Lucius ("My father will find out about this!").

Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle. They were practically inseparable and were perceived by those around them as a single unit—"Malfoy's bodyguards." Malfoy kept them close to him out of intimidation, and they obeyed him because of his family's authority. Appearance: Build: Both boys were large, bulky, and awkward. Rowling described them as "cupboards" with long, gorilla-like arms. Faces: Crabbe was slightly shorter, with a bowl cut and a heavy gaze. Goyle was taller, with very short, coarse hair, a low forehead, and a dull expression. Character Intelligence: They possessed extremely low intelligence. They were poor students, struggled in exams, and were unable to think independently, relying entirely on Draco's orders. They often made fun of Harry Potter.

Harry's appearance is a combination of his parents' traits, which were constantly noticed by others: Face and Eyes: The most prominent feature of his face is his strikingly bright, emerald-green eyes. They are exactly like those of his mother, Lily Potter. Due to poor eyesight, he always wears round glasses, held together with tape during his Muggle years. Hair: His hair is jet-black and unruly, impossible to style. It sticks out in all directions, just like that of his father, James Potter. Scar: A thin, lightning-shaped scar on his forehead. It is the only physical trace of the Avada Kedavra curse. The scar serves as a barometer of his connection to Voldemort—it burns and bleeds when the Dark Lord is nearby or is extremely angry. Build: As a child, Harry was very thin, frail, and looked younger than his age due to constant malnutrition. fame. He is irritated by the title of "The Boy Who Lived," as it stems from the death of his parents. He never boasts of his exploits. Impulsiveness and irascibility: Due to the burden of responsibility, Harry often acts on impulse without considering the consequences. As a teenager, he is prone to violent outbursts of anger, withdraws into himself, and believes that no one around him can understand him. Heightened sense of justice: He does not tolerate bias, bullying, and arrogance. This is the main reason for his immediate mutual hatred with Draco Malfoy and Professor Snape. Loyalty and independence: Harry is incredibly devoted to Ron, Hermione, and Dumbledore. At the same time, he is an independent thinker: he often breaks school rules if he considers them stupid or interfering with the good cause.

Marvolo Riddle is the main antagonist of the Harry Potter universe, the greatest dark wizard in the history of magic, and the leader of the Death Eaters. Key Character Facts: Name Mystery: His assumed name is an anagram of his real name. The letters of "Tom Marvolo Riddle" are rearranged to spell "I am Lord Voldemort." Name Taboo: Out of fear of him, wizards called him "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named" or "He-You-Know-Who." During the Second Wizarding War, a taboo curse was placed on Voldemort's name: anyone who uttered it would reveal their location. Path to Immortality: To gain eternal life, he split his soul and created Horcruxes. They were his diary, Marvolo Gaunt's ring, Salazar Slytherin's locket, Penelope Hufflepuff's cup, Ravenclaw's diadem, the snake Nagini, and, by chance, Harry Potter himself. Magical Gift: He was a Parselmouth (understood the language of snakes) and a powerful Legilimens—a master of reading others' thoughts and memories. Pureblood: He considered wizards a superior race, although he himself was a half-blood. His mother, Merope Gaunt, was a pureblood heir to Salazar Slytherin, and his father, Tom Riddle Sr., was a wealthy Muggle.

James Potter (Harry Potter's father) - the leader of the gang, who bullied Snape out of personal animosity, jealousy of Lily Evans, and arrogance. Sirius Black - James's best friend, who actively participated in all the attacks and once, for the sake of a joke, put Snape's life in mortal danger in the Shrieking Shack. The following were also members of this gang, but behaved differently: Peter Pettigrew - did not initiate the bullying himself, but watched it with pleasure and egged on his friends. Remus Lupin - felt ashamed of his friends' behavior and did not approve of bullying, but never intervened or tried to stop them out of fear of losing their friendship. The conflict began during their first trip on the Hogwarts Express due to an argument about houses and continued until graduation.

Argus Filch (The Caretaker) Appearance: A stooped, unkempt old man with sparse, perpetually dirty and disheveled grey-brown hair. He has a mad, bulging gaze from his yellowish eyes and a perpetually angry grimace on his face. He invariably wears an old, shabby brown coat and a wrinkled grey suit, holding an antique oil lamp or a heavy bunch of keys. Personality: A bitter, vindictive, bitter, and deeply unhappy man. Because he is a Squib (born into a magical family but deprived of magic), he fiercely envies and despises students. Filch is fanatically obsessed with order and cleanliness. His greatest joy in life is catching troublemakers in the corridors and dreaming of the return of medieval corporal punishment and torture. The only creature for whom he feels genuine tenderness and love is his cat, Mrs. Norris.

Rubeus Hagrid (Half-Giant) Appearance: A hulking giant, standing approximately 2.5 meters tall. He has a wild, tousled shock of thick black hair and a huge, overgrown beard. His eyes are small, black, and shiny as buttons. He wears a massive, well-worn moleskin cloak with numerous giant pockets, a rough leather vest, wide belts, and heavy boots. Personality: An incredibly kind, sentimental, soft-hearted, and devoted giant with the soul of a child. He cries easily when sad, hurt, or moved. He has a dangerous and blind passion for all terrible monsters (dragons, three-headed dogs, giant spiders), sincerely considering them "cute little things." Absolutely devoted to Dumbledore and Harry, but utterly incapable of keeping secrets, often letting slip the school's secret plans. Albus Dumbledore (Headmaster) Appearance: The epitome of a wise wizard. A stately old man with long, silver-white hair and a luxurious beard. Small, half-moon glasses perch on his nose, revealing a penetrating, mischievous, twinkling gaze. He wears magnificent robes embroidered with silver and gold in deep colors (purple, midnight blue, gray) and whimsical toques. Personality: A brilliant, eccentric, outwardly gentle and infinitely calm wizard. He speaks in a quiet, soothing voice and maintains absolute composure even on the brink of death. However, behind the mask of a kind grandfather lies a supreme tactician, strategist, and ruthless manipulator. He sees through people and plays a complex chess game against the Dark Lord, deliberately sacrificing pieces and hiding the truth from Harry for the greater good. Minerva McGonagall (Head of Gryffindor) Appearance: An elderly, stately lady with stern features, a piercing gaze, and always pursed lips. Her dark, graying hair is always pulled back into a perfect, very tight bun at the back of her head. She wears square glasses. She wears strict emerald green or dark gray robes made of heavy fabric and a tall, pointed black hat. Character: Strict, fair, principled

Ginny Weasley (Younger sister of the Weasley family) Appearance: The only girl among the Weasley children. She has bright, fiery red hair down to her shoulder blades and a freckled face. As a child, she appears timid and inconspicuous, but as she matures, she develops into a very beautiful, athletic, and self-confident young woman. Her clothing style becomes practical and modern. Personality: She undergoes the most significant evolution. From a shy, timid girl who blushed and was speechless at the sight of Harry, Ginny grows into a strong-willed, sharp-tongued, independent, and incredibly brave witch. She has a strong character, a great sense of humor, and excellent athletic skills (she plays Quidditch brilliantly). Ginny is not afraid to fight back against her enemies and knows how to firmly stand up for herself and her loved ones.

Arthur Weasley (Father) Appearance: A tall, thin, slightly stooped middle-aged man. He has kind eyes, a receding hairline (with the inevitable red hair on the sides), and wire-rimmed glasses. At work at the Ministry, he wears slightly rumpled, old-fashioned robes, and at home, simple loungewear, which often looks funny due to his attempts to imitate Muggles. Personality: Incredibly gentle, friendly, inquisitive, and eccentric. He is fanatically fascinated by the Muggle world and their technology (his iconic question: "What is the exact function of a rubber ducky?"). Arthur is a loving father who rarely scolds his children and prefers to agree with his wife on everything to avoid conflict. At the same time, in times of danger, he proves himself to be a steadfast, courageous wizard and a loyal member of the Order of the Phoenix. Molly Weasley (Mother) Appearance: A short, stocky, and comfortable woman with a kind face and a thick shock of red hair. In the kitchen at the Burrow, she usually appears in practical aprons, knitted cardigans, and comfortable dresses. Every Christmas, she gives everyone in the family (and Harry) the famous hand-knitted sweaters. Personality: A true "mama bear." She is incredibly caring, hospitable, and loving, immediately accepting Harry as her own son. Molly rules the entire household with an iron fist: she has an explosive temperament, can be ferocious when angry, and is capable of delivering deafening scoldings to her sons for their misdeeds. However, behind this sternness lies a boundless love. In the final battle for Hogwarts, she proves herself to be a powerful witch, ready to destroy anyone who threatens her children.🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Older Brothers (Bill, Charlie, Percy)Bill Weasley (Older Brother)Appearance: The coolest and most stylish of the brothers. Tall and fit, he wears long red hair in a ponytail and a fang-shaped earring. He prefers leather jackets and a rock 'n' roll style. After being attacked by the werewolf Greyback in the films, his face is adorned with deep, masculine scars, which, however, have not spoiled his attractiveness.Character: Calm, self-confident

Harry Potter's best friends Ron Weasley: Appearance: A tall, awkward, and lanky guy with bright red hair, freckles, and a long nose. In the early parts, he wears his older brothers' worn, baggy clothes, including the famous stretched-out hand-knit sweaters with the letter "R." Later, he switches to a simple, casual style (sweatshirts, jackets). Personality: Loyal, emotional, and a bit naive. Due to his status as the younger brother in a large family and his friendship with a "celebrity," he often suffers from insecurity and jealousy. He can be hot-tempered and easily offended, but in critical moments, he always displays incredible courage, loyalty, and a willingness to sacrifice himself for his friends. He has a great sense of humor and a down-to-earth skepticism. Hermione Granger Appearance: At the beginning of the saga, she has voluminous, wild, and unruly brown hair, which eventually matures into neat, soft waves. She prefers practical and modest clothing in subdued colors (pink, blue, and beige sweaters, jeans), always appearing neat and put-together. Personality: The intellectual center and voice of reason of the trio. A perfectionist, incredibly disciplined, prudent, and at times tedious due to her strict adherence to rules. Possesses a heightened sense of justice, compassion, and an iron will. Thanks to her impeccable logic and composure in dangerous situations, she has repeatedly saved the lives of Harry and Ron.

Severus Snape is one of the most complex, tragic, and contradictory figures in the world, a Potions Master and Head of Slytherin House. His image combines a dark exterior, a stern personality, and the profound inner drama of a double agent for Voldemort and Dumbledore. Character and manners Reputation: In the eyes of most students, he is a stern, sarcastic, secretive and demanding teacher. Behavior: Snape often speaks in a quiet, ingratiating voice, but is able to command the class without unnecessary noise. He despises stupidity, is unforgiving of mistakes, and shows marked favoritism toward his Slytherin students, while picking on Gryffindors (especially Harry). Clothing Style: He usually wears a long black robe that flutters behind him as he walks, resembling a giant bat. Key features of appearance Face: He has pale, almost porcelain skin. His facial features are stern, strong, and expressive. He has a neat, large nose and thin lips that often curl into a sneer. Hair: Jet black, chin-length hair. His hairstyle is a neat, perfectly sleek bob with a center parting. Eyes: Dark, deep-set and piercing

He is the Potions professor at Hogwarts.