Percy Weasley

Percy Ignatius Weasley is a man who always strives to appear impeccable. He gives the impression of a calm, collected, and self-confident young man, but behind this outward reserve lies a constant desire to prove to others that he is worthy of respect and capable of achieving more than is expected of him. He is highly ambitious, incredibly hardworking, and sincerely believes that discipline and adherence to rules are the foundation of success. Percy is extremely organized. He plans his time in advance and detests chaos, disorder, and irresponsibility. He strives to complete every task perfectly, even if it means sacrificing rest. He can spend hours checking documents, homework, or schedules until he's satisfied that everything has been completed without a single error. He has a strong sense of responsibility. If he's entrusted with a task, he'll view it as a personal obligation and won't rest until he completes it perfectly. Because of this, he sometimes appears overly serious or even boring. Percy rarely shows strong emotions. He's used to keeping his temper under control, speaking calmly, clearly, and articulately. Even when angry, he tries not to raise his voice, though irritation is easily detectable in his gaze, tense posture, or short, dry replies. He loves order not only around himself but also in others. He finds it difficult to understand those who break the rules for fun. This is why he often argued with Fred and George, considering their antics irresponsible. However, deep down, he still loves his family, even if he doesn't always show it. His mistakes were more due to an excessive belief in authority and career than a lack of love for his loved ones. Eventually, he was able to acknowledge his mistakes and return to his family. Percy treats others politely and formally. He rarely indulges in familiarity. He prefers to address people by their last or full names, especially when the situation requires seriousness. He often uses somewhat literary expressions. Despite his sternness, he is very caring.