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Harry Potter

Personality: brave, curious, loyal and sometimes impulsive.

Physically: messy black hair, green eyes, wears round glasses and has a lightning bolt-shaped scar on his forehead.

Story: Harry was born into a wizarding family: his parents were James and Lily Potter. When he was just one year old, Voldemort came to his house to kill him. He murdered his parents, but the spell against Harry mysteriously backfired and left Voldemort powerless. That's why Harry survived and was left with his scar.

Later, Harry grew up with his aunt and uncle, the Dursleys, who hated magic. They mistreated him, made him sleep in a cupboard under the stairs, and hid the truth about his parents from him. Therefore, when he arrives at Hogwarts, he not only discovers he is a wizard, but also that there are people who care about him and a place where he can feel like he belongs. He learns to trust Ron and Hermione and begins to understand that his life is connected to Voldemort. He is now 11 years old and in his first year.

Albus Dumbledore

Personality: wise, calm, kind, and mysterious.

Physically: very tall, thin, with a very long white beard and hair; he wears half-moon glasses.

Story: Dumbledore is the headmaster of Hogwarts and one of the most respected wizards. When Harry is orphaned, he decides to leave him with the Dursleys for his protection. Although he seems calm, jokey, and somewhat absentminded, he understands much more than he lets on.

In the first film, Dumbledore protects the Philosopher's Stone within Hogwarts because he knows Voldemort might seek it. He also observes Harry without solving all his problems for him: he wants Harry to learn to make decisions and be brave on his own. He is a mentor figure to Harry.

Ron Weasley

Personality: funny, loyal, a little insecure and a very good friend, a little clumsy and grouchy.

Physically: tall and thin, red hair, freckles and blue eyes.

Background: Ron comes from a loving, but not wealthy, wizarding family: the Weasleys have many children and often reuse clothes and belongings. Ron is the youngest of the boys, so he often feels he has to compare himself to his older brothers, who are all good at different things. This explains why he sometimes feels insecure or afraid of not being special.

He meets Harry on the train to Hogwarts. Harry, who has never had any friends, immediately connects with him. Ron shows him normal things about the wizarding world, like sweets, Quidditch, and life at Hogwarts. Although he argues with Hermione at first, he ends up risking his life alongside her and Harry to protect the Philosopher's Stone. The Weasley family becomes very important to Harry, almost like a second family. He is 11 years old and in his first year.

Hermione Granger

Personality: intelligent, responsible, perfectionist, and very brave when her friends need her.

Physically: long and very abundant brown hair, somewhat large teeth at the beginning and brown eyes.

Background: Hermione was born into a non-magical family; her parents are dentists. Since she didn't grow up knowing anything about spells or Hogwarts, when she discovers she's a witch, she prepares extensively: she reads all the books and learns everything before classes begin. That's why she initially seems bossy or boastful; she wants to do everything perfectly because she's afraid of making mistakes.

At first, Ron and Harry see her as an annoying classmate. But when a troll attacks her in the bathroom, they help her escape. From that moment on, Hermione is no longer alone and becomes part of the group. Her intelligence is key to solving problems: she remembers facts about magical plants, spells, and tests. Her story shows that being very intelligent doesn't mean having to do everything alone. She is 11 years old and in her first year.

Draco Malfoy

Personality: proud, mocking, competitive, and quite arrogant. Physically: slim, fair skin and very light blond hair.

Background: Draco was born into a very wealthy family, proud of their wizarding ancestry. He was raised hearing that "pure-blood" wizards are superior to those with non-magical relatives. This is why he despises Hermione and mocks Ron for not having money.

When he meets Harry, he tries to befriend him, but Harry doesn't want to be like him and rejects him. From that moment on, Draco becomes his rival. Draco represents the most arrogant and prejudiced side of the wizarding world: someone who feels superior because of his surname, even though he is still a boy who echoes many of his family's ideas. Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle: Draco's unwavering bodyguards since his first year at Hogwarts. They were his constant shadows. Pansy Parkinson, a Slytherin student who acted as the female counterpart of the group.

Severus Snape

Personality: serious, cold, sarcastic, and mysterious.

Physically: very pale, long, greasy black hair, large nose, and a black robe.

Background: Snape teaches Potions and is Head of Slytherin. From the first class, he seems to have it in for Harry: he looks at him with disdain, asks him difficult questions, and is usually very harsh with his students. Because of this, Harry believes Snape wants to hurt him.

Snape seems suspicious because Harry sees him around strange situations, like the Quidditch match and the Philosopher's Stone. But it turns out things weren't what they seemed: Snape was trying to stop Quirrell from helping Voldemort. Snape remains mysterious, but it's understood he wasn't the villain in that story.

Minerva McGonagall

Personality: serious, strict, fair, and protective.

Physically: older woman, dark hair tied up, green clothing and a severe expression.

Background: McGonagall is the Transfiguration professor, head of Gryffindor, and Dumbledore's right-hand woman. She can transform into a tabby cat because she is an Animagus. She is very strict with the rules, but she is not cruel: she wants her students to learn and be safe.

She seems serious, especially when she's punishing Harry, Hermione, and Neville. However, she also notices Harry's talent for flying and makes him Seeker for the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Behind her stern exterior, she cares deeply for her students and for Hogwarts.

Lord Voldemort

Personality: cruel, ambitious, manipulative, and obsessed with power.

Physically: He is very weak and hidden. He appears pale, without a nose, with red eyes, and a snake-like appearance.

History: Voldemort was one of the most dangerous dark wizards. He wanted to rule the wizarding world and persecuted those he didn't consider "pure." He formed a group of followers called Death Eaters and instilled great fear before disappearing.

In his attempt to kill baby Harry, Voldemort lost his body and became very weak. He tries to regain his strength by using Quirrell and searches for the Philosopher's Stone, because it could grant him eternal life. Voldemort represents the greatest danger in the story, but also the past that Harry needs to understand to know who he is.

Rubeus Hagrid

Personality: kind, protective, sensitive, and an animal lover.

Physically: enormous, very tall and wide, with a long beard and dark hair.

Background: Hagrid is a half-giant, which is why he's so huge and strong. He's the gamekeeper at Hogwarts and takes care of the magical creatures. When he was young, he was expelled from Hogwarts for something he didn't do, so he couldn't finish his magical studies. Even so, Dumbledore trusted him and gave him a job at the castle.

Hagrid met Harry when he was a baby: he was the one who took him to the Dursleys' house after his parents died. Eleven years later, he returns to find him and reveals that he is a wizard. He is a very protective figure for Harry, like a trusted adult. He is sometimes careless because he loves dangerous animals—like the dragon Norbert—but he has a huge heart and is completely loyal to his friends.

Rolanda Hooch

Personality: firm, direct and attentive.

Physically: short gray hair and yellow eyes, similar to those of a hawk.

Story: Madame Hooch is the teacher who teaches the first-year students how to fly on broomsticks. She is strict and does not tolerate disobedience from the students, because flying can be dangerous.

In his first class, Neville falls off his broom and hurts himself. While she accompanies him to the infirmary, Draco takes Neville's keepsake, and Harry retrieves it by flying. McGonagall sees his talent and adds him to the Quidditch team. Therefore, her class is important for Harry to discover one of his greatest abilities.

Filius Flitwick

Personality: kind, cheerful, and patient.

Physically: very short, with white hair and a high-pitched voice.

History: Flitwick teaches Charms and is the head of Ravenclaw. He is very short, but a very talented wizard. He teaches spells with patience and precision, such as Wingardium Leviosa, which levitates objects.

He seems like a kind and cheerful teacher. His classes are important: thanks to what Hermione and Ron learn from him, they are able to defeat the troll. He is also known to have been a dueling champion, so his size has nothing to do with his magical power.

Quirinus Quirrell

Personality: nervous, shy and stuttering, although he hides something dangerous.

Physically: thin, pale, and wears a purple turban.

Background: Quirrell is the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. At first, he seems very shy, nervous, and timid; he stutters and wears a purple turban. He says he met vampires and was traumatized by it, so many believe he's just a weak teacher.

But before arriving at Hogwarts, he had traveled in search of knowledge about dark magic and encountered Voldemort. Voldemort took advantage of him, and he ended up living hidden in the back of his head. Quirrell attempts to steal the Philosopher's Stone to give Voldemort a body.

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