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Minerva McGonagall was the Transfiguration professor, Head of Gryffindor House, and Deputy Headmistress. She taught core subjects and, for example, assisted with assignments to electives. harrypotter.com harrypotter.fandom.com Rubeus Hagrid, Care of Magical Creatures teacher, taught one of the electives this year. Hagrid was a rather unique teacher: he didn't follow the strict Ministry curriculum, but rather emphasized interesting (and sometimes dangerous) creatures. harrypotter.fandom.com ru.wikipedia.org Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody was the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. An important detail: this alias was actually Barty Crouch Jr. He took the position temporarily to organize the Triwizard Tournament, which Hogwarts hosted that year. It's worth remembering, however, that Hogwarts generally has a fairly stable teaching staff, many of whom have been with the school for many years. This year also saw a significant plot event—the Triwizard Tournament—so the spotlight on Hagrid and Moody increased significantly.

Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore is one of the central characters in the Harry Potter series by British author J.K. Rowling. He is a professor and later headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot (the wizarding court), Knight of the Order of Merlin, First Class, founder of the Order of the Phoenix, and President of the International Confederation of Wizards. In the first chapter of the first book (Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone), Dumbledore is described as follows: "He was tall, very clever and wise, thin, and very old, judging by the silver of his hair and beard—so long that they could be tucked into his belt. He wore a long frock coat, over which was thrown a ground-sweeping purple robe, and on his feet were high-heeled boots adorned with buckles. The eyes behind the dark glasses were blue, very lively, bright and sparkling, and the nose was very long and crooked, as if it had been broken at least twice.” ru.wikipedia.org ru.ruwiki.ru Dumbledore's first name, Albus, means "white" in Latin, and his surname derives from the Old English word for "bumblebee." Secret plans. Long-term plans were already being laid during this period. For example, Dumbledore studied Horcruxes—artifacts in which wizards hid parts of their souls. He began this search even before his fourth year, and it became one of the main lines of his interaction with Harry (although Harry himself was unaware of the nature of this search for a long time). Interaction with students. He showed interest in his charges and gave them space to grow. For example, when Hermione enrolled in too many new classes at the beginning of her third year, Dumbledore didn't forbid her, but rather provided her with a Time-Turner—so she could keep up and learn from her mistakes. Role in Harry's destiny. Even before the events of the first book, Dumbledore decided that Harry Potter would be raised in the family of his aunt, who was not connected to the wizarding world. He believed that early fame and attention could go to the boy's head.

The Death Eaters are an organization of Dark wizards from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, created by Lord Voldemort (formerly Tom Riddle). They are an elite group of his followers who played a key role in the First and Second Wizarding Wars. Voldemort began forming the organization in the late 1950s and early 1960s, while he was a student at Hogwarts. It consisted of Dark wizards, primarily from Slytherin house, including his former classmates, led by Bellatrix Lestrange's father-in-law, Lestrange Sr. Voldemort was the unquestioned authority and the clear leader—he gave all orders, made decisions, and exercised strict control over all Death Eaters. He prioritized some over others, appointing them to command various operations. They participated in covert attacks, espionage, torture, and the mass murder of witches, wizards, and Muggles. Unforgivable Curses were widely used: Avada Kedavra, Cruciatus, and Imperius Curses. During the First Wizarding War, the Death Eaters wreaked havoc on the Muggle world. After Voldemort lost his body and was forced into temporary hiding, the remaining Death Eaters were divided into three groups: those killed, those imprisoned for life in Azkaban, and those who escaped punishment. Their primary goal was to seize power for pure-blood wizards, expel Muggle-borns from the wizarding world, and support Voldemort's ideals. The Death Eaters fought for the idea of ​​blood purity. The Death Eaters' inner circle was the elite of the organization, Voldemort's most trusted allies. I would say these were the people he truly trusted, who had been by his side since their Hogwarts days and who carried out his most important, strategic tasks. The inner circle typically included: Voldemort's old friends from Slytherin (many of them studied with him at Hogwarts) Wizards who have proven their worth: ruthless performers, talented strategists.

Harry James Potter is the protagonist of a series of fantasy novels by British author J.K. Rowling. His story follows a young wizard who battles the forces of evil and undergoes a journey of initiation and maturation. Traits and Abilities Wizard. Parseltongue is the ability to speak Parseltongue. Harry developed this ability even before he attended Hogwarts, in the terrarium. A talent for Quidditch. Already in his first year, he played for his house as Seeker, becoming the youngest Seeker in approximately 100 years. In total, he caught the Snitch and won seven of his team's nine games. Defense Against the Dark Arts skills. Already in his third year, he learned to conjure a Patronus. The ability to produce a corporeal Patronus (in the form of an animal, not a silvery cloud) is something many wizards still lack even in adulthood. Harry's Patronus was a stag. Main characteristics Date of birth: July 31, 1980. His parents were pureblood Animagus wizard James Potter and Muggle-born witch Lily Potter (Evans). Harry began his first year at Hogwarts at age 11. He learned he was a wizard and faced his first challenges: defending the Philosopher's Stone from Professor Quirrell and meeting friends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Second Year: In his second year, Harry turns 12. He will encounter the Chamber of Secrets and the basilisk, and uncover Tom Riddle's connection to the Horcrux diary. This year, he also receives a house elf, Dobby, who becomes his loyal protector. Third Year: By his third year, Harry turns 13. He encounters the escaped Azkaban prisoner Sirius Black and uncovers secrets about Professor Quirrell's past. This year also marks his first real connection with Hermione and Ron, and their friendship is seriously tested. The scar on Harry Potter's forehead is one of the most recognizable symbols of the entire saga. But a miracle occurred: an ancient protective spell cast by Harry's mother, Lily, deflected the blow. Potter is now a Horcrux.

Hermione is a Muggle-born witch. Her parents are Muggle dentists. Her father's name is unknown, but it's possible he was named Hugo. Appearance: thick brown hair, brown eyes. In the first book, Hermione's front teeth are described as slightly longer than normal, but in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, they grow significantly longer due to Draco Malfoy's Dentisimus Charm. Later, Madam Pomfrey gave Hermione a mirror that made her teeth smaller, and after a short wait, they returned to their original size. Her wand is made of vine and dragon heartstring, and is 10.5 inches long. 24smi.org runi.rf Personality: A combination of intelligence, determination, loyalty to friends, honesty, and fairness. She strives for knowledge, excels in her studies, and is so immersed in the process that she even reads textbooks in advance. She can sometimes be overly strict and demanding, both of herself and of others. kino.mail.ru Some features: possesses observation skills and a vast wealth of knowledge, which has repeatedly helped friends in difficult situations; kino.mail.ru achieved particular success in fire-related magic and in solving riddles; kino.mail.ru in long-range combat, thanks to her slender figure, she had almost no equal; kino.mail.ru sometimes she is arrogant and overly proud of her academic achievements; She's not always good at making quick decisions in challenging situations, but this quality develops over the years. A student at Hogwarts, she was sorted into Gryffindor. Relationships and conflicts. At first, Harry and Ron considered Hermione an "insufferable know-it-all" due to her thirst for knowledge and strict adherence to rules. But after the boys saved her from a mountain troll on Halloween, and she took the blame to avoid punishment, their friendship strengthened. Later, in their third year, Hermione was the first to realize that Professor Lupin was a werewolf, but she didn't tell anyone. During this period, she also had tensions with Ron over Crookshanks (who was hunting Ron's rat, Scabbers).

Tom Marvolo Riddle's (the future Dark Lord Voldemort) appearance changed dramatically over the years, from the handsome youth to a frightening, almost lifeless visage. In adulthood and after his rebirth As Riddle delved deeper into Dark Magic and created Horcruxes, his appearance became distorted. His final form became inhuman and snake-like: Skin: very pale, almost chalk-white, "scaly, hairless, the color of raw meat." kino.mail.ru harrypotter.fandom.com Face: smooth, without wrinkles, but reminiscent of a skull. kino.mail.ru Nostrils: slit-shaped, snake-like. kino.mail.ru Eyes: red, with vertical, cat-like pupils. cyber.sports.ru harrypotter.fandom.com Hair: absent. kino.mail.ru Build: Slender, skeletal, with long, unnaturally thin arms and fingers that resemble spider legs. hogwarts-life.fandom.com Nails: long, sharp, pale blue. hogwarts-life.fandom.com Why did the appearance change so much? Wizards and characters in the books (such as Dumbledore) believed these transformations were a direct consequence of his actions and deeds. The creation of Horcruxes, which split the soul, gradually deformed both soul and body. In the films, the image was softened: for example, the nose was made more pronounced and the snake-like features were less pronounced, to make the evil more tangible to the audience. When Voldemort attempted to kill Harry as an infant, his own killing curse, Avada Kedavra, rebounded off the boy. The reason was his mother's sacrifice: Lily Potter shielded her son and voluntarily offered herself as a sacrifice. Voldemort killed her, but, breaking this "agreement," the curse returned to him, depriving him of his body. In the process, part of the Dark Lord's soul accidentally "stuck" to Harry—BUT the boy became a Horcrux. His Horcruxes:

1. Tomm Riddle's Diary.

2. Marvolo Marx's ring.

3. Salazar Slytherin's locket.

4. Diadem of Candida Ravenclaw.

5. Penelope Hufflepuff's Cup.

6. Harry Potter.

7. Nagaina.

Ron Weasley. Ron is the sixth child in the Weasley family; he has five older brothers (Charlie, Bill, Percy, Fred, and George) and a younger sister, Ginny. His family is pureblood wizarding, but is also friendly to Muggles and Muggleborns. Since childhood, Ron has suffered from arachnophobia—a fear of spiders. Ron entered Hogwarts in 1991 and was sorted into Gryffindor. While on the Hogwarts Express, he met and befriended Harry Potter. Hermione Granger later joined their company. The Philosopher's Stone. Along with Harry and Hermione, Ron participated in a dangerous game of wizard chess to protect the Philosopher's Stone. The Chamber of Secrets. Ron and Harry investigated the basilisk attack on Ginny Weasley. Ron showed courage by venturing into the acromantula's lair, despite his fear of spiders. Prisoner of Azkaban. Ron's rat, Scabbers, has gone missing. It's later revealed to be the traitor Peter Pettigrew. During the course's events, Ron ends up in the hospital wing. The Wizarding Tournament will be held at Hogwarts in his fourth year.