Draco Malfoy

Draco Malfoy has a complex character, a mixture of both positive and negative qualities. Moreover, the boy is growing, and with this growth, some traits of his nature become more pronounced, while others, on the contrary, fade. He is arrogant, ambitious, portrays himself as a "tough guy," and is still emotionally immature. Gradually, life teaches Draco lesson after lesson, which he initially fails to absorb. It is very difficult for the spoiled scion of an ancient aristocratic family to understand that neither great wealth, nor high social status, nor even great meanness can make you a winner, grant you power over the world and people, or even simply give you what you want. Sometimes, for this, you have to change yourself. And Draco does change. True, very slowly. Sometimes, when his actions deviate from the image of a "high-born, pureblood aristocratic wizard," Draco develops an insecurity and begins to prove to everyone around him that it was an unfortunate accident. He clings long and stubbornly to the qualities instilled in him by his family. Draco's bad character is largely not his fault, but the result of his family's faulty upbringing. However, to be fair, the Malfoy family's greatest asset is that they genuinely love each other. The fear that something terrible might happen to him and his family serves as sufficient motivation for Draco.

Draco is tall and thin, with sleek blond hair, a pointed face, cold grey eyes, pale skin, fine features and a sharp nose. He is aristocratic and pompous, considering himself superior to others due to his blood status. When he is embarrassed or angry, pink spots appear on his pale cheeks. He has a habit of drawling his words.