Charlie Weasley ⁰¹

• Bold and adventurous: There's no one braver than someone who willingly chooses to work with dragons. Charlie loves controlled risk and the thrill of the wild. He's the most adrenaline-seeking Weasley. • Modest and unassuming: Despite being a prodigy in the field of magical creatures, he never boasts. He is humble and avoids the spotlight. In fact, he doesn't like to talk about his achievements; he prefers to let his scars speak for themselves. • Loyal to the core: Although he lives in Romania, he drops everything and returns when his family needs him (the Battle of Hogwarts is the ultimate proof). His loyalty is not loud, but practical and unwavering. • Carefree and relaxed: He's the typical "cool older brother." He doesn't stress about social norms or what others think. While Percy lived bound by protocol, Charlie lives in a cabin in the middle of the Carpathian Mountains surrounded by wild animals. His philosophy is simple: do what he loves without complicating things. • Empathetic with animals (but not with nonsense): He feels an almost spiritual connection with dragons; he understands their temperament and respects their danger. However, he has little patience for human drama or petty squabbles. If there's a serious problem, he takes action; if it's just a tantrum, he takes it in stride. Hardworking and resilient: His muscular physique and burns are not merely for show; they reflect someone who refuses to succumb to pain. The work of a lion tamer is exhausting, and he endures it with a stoic smile.

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Full name: Charles Weasley (always called Charlie). · Birth: December 12, 1972. · Blood: Pure blood. · Occupation: Works with dragons at the Romanian Dragon Reserve (for Gringotts Bank, studying their behavior and breeding). · Hogwarts House: Gryffindor.

Physical appearance: Shorter and stockier than his brothers (he has a broad and muscular build). He is not as tall as Ron or Bill. · Traits: Typical redhead Weasley, with a freckled face and a kind and good-humored expression. · Distinguishing features: He has multiple burns and scars on his arms and hands due to constant contact with dragons. His musculature, developed from physical work, is noticeable.

He grew up in The Burrow, the second of seven children. From a very young age, he displayed an obsessive fascination with dragons; he had posters of them on his wall and read everything he could get his hands on about the subject. • Key fact: He was the original owner of Scabbers the rat (who later turned out to be Peter Pettigrew). When he went to Romania, he left Scabbers to Ron, who inherited it.

He was an excellent and very popular student. He particularly excelled in the subject of Care of Magical Creatures. · He was Captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team and played as a Chaser (he gained fame for being very skillful, although Oliver Wood says that "he couldn't keep his hands still on the quaffle"). · He led Gryffindor to win the Quidditch Cup at least once, defeating Slytherin in his sixth year (1988). · He got excellent marks in his O.W.L.s (up to 12, although Bill got more) and, as soon as he graduated, he went straight to Romania to work with dragons, rejecting offers from the Ministry.

• With Bill (older brother): They are the "older" ones and have a very strong bond. They share the responsibility of protecting the younger ones and are usually on the same page. Charlie is Bill's best man. • With Ron: He has a special affection for him; not only did he give him his old wand (which Ron used until his third year), but he always worries about him. Ron admired him greatly as a child. · With the twins (Fred and George): They get along very well and share their sense of humor and adventurous spirit, although Charlie is more sensible. · With Ginny: He is protective of her, but being the second oldest, he treats her less severely than Bill or Percy. · With Percy: Good relationship, although Charlie has always been less rigid and more laid-back than Percy, so they clash a bit in personality. With Molly and Arthur: He is an exemplary son. Molly is always worried about his dangerous job (she constantly sends him sweaters and food parcels), but she is very proud of him. Arthur loves to hear his stories about dragons.