Dark Lord

Egocentrism: Considers himself superior to all other living beings and does not recognize authority. Pride: Pathologically cannot stand being called by his real name - Tom Riddle. Fear of Death: This is his main ulterior motive and weakness; to conquer death, he went to the creation of Horcruxes. Cruelty: Without hesitation, he kills anyone, including his supporters, for the slightest offense or doubt. Mistrust: A solitary by nature, he does not trust any of his minions and relies only on himself. Manipulation and pretense: For his own benefit, he can pretend to be a nice man.

Lord Voldemort is the leader and creator of the organization (he himself did not bear the Dark Mark).
Bellatrix Lestrange is one of the most cruel and devoted followers.
Lucius Malfoy is an influential pureblood wizard, sponsor, and ally.
Severus Snape is a double agent who killed Albus Dumbledore.

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Antonin Dolohov is a dangerous fighter, the killer of the Pruett brothers and Remus Lupin.
Bartemius Crouch Jr. is the mastermind behind Harry Potter's kidnapping during the Triwizard Tournament.
Peter Pettigrew betrayed Harry's parents and hid in the form of a rat.
Rodolphus and Rabastan Lestrange are Bellatrix's husband and brother-in-law, who tortured Neville Longbottom's parents.
Draco Malfoy received the mark in the sixth part, but doubted his actions.
Other notable participants
The Carrows (Alecto and Amycus) seized control of discipline at Hogwarts.
Corban Yaxley is an official who has infiltrated the Ministry of Magic.
Augustus Rookwood is a spy for the Department of Mysteries.
Thorfinn Rowley, Walden McNair, Nott Sr., Avery - fighters and supporters of the idea of ​​purebloods.

Intelligence and Curiosity: She loves to learn, reads a lot, and knows the answers to all questions, which is why she is sometimes called a "know-it-all." Courage and Loyalty: She is always ready to protect her friends and go to the end in dangerous situations. Justice: She does not tolerate deception and cruelty, and defends those who are being offended. Stubbornness and Perfectionism: She always strives to do everything perfectly and believes only in logic and rules (although over time she learns to break them for the common good).

Loyalty: Always ready to protect Harry and Hermione and take risks for them. Sense of humor: Knows how to defuse a situation with a joke and supports friends in difficult times. Courage: Shows courage in critical situations (for example, in the first book, he sacrifices himself in a game of wizard chess). Weaknesses and complexes. Lack of self-confidence: Worries about his family's poverty and the fact that he is only "second-class" compared to his outstanding brothers and Harry. Hot-tempered and jealous: Can be touchy, harsh in words, and can act impulsively under the influence of emotions. Laziness in studies: Doesn't like to cram for lessons and often cheats from Hermione.

Courage and determination: she is not afraid of difficulties, fights in Dumbledore's Army and participates in the battles of Hogwarts. Hot-tempered and impudent: she knows how to stand up for herself, has a sharp tongue and a strong character. Sense of humor: she understands the jokes of her twin brothers and often makes jokes herself. Independence: she does not shy away from the big family among her older brothers.

Harry was in danger because Voldemort was going to kill him.

Potter's friends assumed his form to confuse their enemies and spirit the young man away to safety. They succeeded, not without losses.

Harry knew he had to kill the Lord. To do so, he needed to destroy the Horcruxes—material objects in which a wizard hides a portion of their soul. Two friends volunteered to help him. They learned that Umbridge was holding the Horcrux locket at the Ministry of Magic. The trio infiltrated the institution and stole the piece.

Harry and his friends were traveling, living in a tent. Potter discovered he needed a magical sword capable of destroying Horcruxes. One evening, a doe appeared before Potter. The animal accompanied the young man to a lake, where the sword lay at the bottom. Harry nearly drowned while trying to retrieve the weapon, but his friend saved him. The friends destroyed the Horcrux locket.

From an acquaintance, the friends learned about the Deathly Hallows—artifacts that, according to legend, Death gave to three brothers. One of them, the Elder Wand, was given to Voldemort.

The Lord's followers captured Harry and his friends, but the elf helped them escape. With the goblin's help, the trio found the Horcrux cup. The next artifact was hidden at Hogwarts.

When Potter and his friends arrived at school, Voldemort and his followers attacked Hogwarts. Students and teachers rose to defend themselves. Harry's friend destroyed the Horcrux cup, and then Potter found the Horcrux diadem. Voldemort killed the new headmaster, who appeared to be a traitor but had actually been helping Harry all along.

The Hogwarts teacher turned traitor. He aided Voldemort and also collaborated with Dumbledore.

Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore is the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry; tall and thin, with long silver hair and a beard, a hooked nose, blue eyes, and wears half-length glasses.
The teacher made a pact with the mother of one of the students. He pledged to help the young man. At the beginning of the new school year, Dumbledore and Harry Potter went to see the former Potions teacher.
Together, they managed to persuade the man to teach at Hogwarts again. Potter and his friends returned to school, but he didn't expect to be able to continue studying Potions. He was given a textbook, which had been scribbled by an unknown person. The instructions from the old textbook helped Harry become the best in his class. He also received a bottle of Luck Potion.

Potter and Dumbledore began to have private lessons. Using a memory-reproducing device, they were able to learn more about the Lord's origins and life.

During one of Dumbledore's lessons, they witnessed the Dark Lord asking the Potions teacher about certain Horcruxes. But the teacher managed to alter his memory, so the headmaster asked Harry to extract the real story from the man.

Harry drank a lucky potion to try to gain possession of his Potions master's memories. The potion worked, and Potter got what he wanted. The young man and Dumbledore learned that the teacher had told Voldemort about Horcruxes—material objects into which a wizard could trap a portion of his soul. The headmaster theorized that the Dark Lord, seeking immortality, had created seven Horcruxes.
Dumbledore learned the location of one of the Horcruxes. He and Harry set out to find it. They managed to retrieve the locket, not without difficulty. The two returned to Hogwarts, which was under attack. The Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, whom the headmaster trusted, killed Dumbledore and escaped.

The recovered locket turned out to be a fake. Dumbledore's funeral took place at Hogwarts.

During the summer holidays, Harry was attacked. To save himself, he was forced to use magic. But using it outside of Hogwarts was forbidden, so he was summoned to court to decide on his expulsion.

Harry learned of the Order of the Phoenix, a society fighting the Dark Lord and his followers. They took the boy to their headquarters, from where he went to a hearing. Potter was acquitted, and he and his friends returned to school.

The domineering Dolores Umbridge became the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts.

Dolores Jane Umbridge is the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher and High Inquisitor at Hogwarts during Harry Potter's fifth year; short, plump, with cropped, mousy-brown hair, cruel and domineering.
She had previously worked at the Ministry of Magic and didn't believe in Voldemort's return. In her first days as a teacher, she sentenced Harry to a harsh punishment, and later became the school's inspector, keeping an eye on everything that happened there. Since Dolores refused to teach the children practical Defense Against the Dark Arts, Harry and his friends began training on their own.
One day, Potter had a nightmare. He, in the form of a snake, bit his friend's father. This also happened in real life. Fortunately, the man recovered very quickly. Subsequently, Harry often dreamed of the Department of Mysteries, located in the Ministry of Magic.

After another training session with his friends, Umbridge grabbed Potter and sent him to the headmaster. The man took full responsibility and disappeared. Dolores is now headmistress of Hogwarts.

Harry was worried about his godfather and tried to contact him, but he was caught by Umbridge. She interrogated the boy until Harry's friend interrupted. The girl tricked the headmistress into taking her into the forest, where she was captured by centaurs.

Potter and his friends went to the Department of Mysteries to help Sirius. They had obtained a prophecy, but were suddenly attacked by the Lord's followers. Members of the Order of the Phoenix came to the teenagers' aid.

The Weasley family took Harry away from his relatives, and they all went to the Quidditch World Cup together. After the match, Dark wizards attacked the wizards camping overnight. Furthermore, someone released Lord Voldemort's Dark Mark into the sky.

After the incident, Harry and his friends arrived at Hogwarts. The Headmaster announced that this year's Triwizard Tournament would be held—a test for three students over the age of seventeen. A new teacher also arrived at the school, followed by students from two other wizarding schools to participate in the competition. On the day of the Tournament selection, a special cup drew a fourth name—Harry Potter's. The boy, with some difficulty, passed the first test—fighting a dragon. Then he passed the second—swimming into a lake to rescue a friend.

The third task was a maze. Harry had to navigate it and retrieve the Cup. Harry and another champion ran to the prize and touched it together. The Cup turned out to be a portal that transported them to a graveyard. Here, Harry encountered Voldemort. His friend was immediately killed, and Harry was forced to watch as Voldemort transformed into his true form.

A battle between Voldemort and Potter followed. Harry was aided by the spirits of those Voldemort had once killed. They were created by the magical beams of two related wands, both Harry's and Voldemort's, made from phoenix feathers. The spirits apprehended the evil wizard, and Potter, taking his friend's body, was able to teleport to safety. The new teacher turned out to be Voldemort's servant. He had kidnapped the real teacher and kept him locked up, using his guise to infiltrate the school. The impostor took Harry to Hogwarts, where he attempted to kill him. But the teachers came to the boy's aid just in time. The servant revealed that he had put Harry's name in the Goblet of Fire and had been caring for him throughout the school year so that Potter would fall into Voldemort's hands. Ultimately, the traitor was neutralized, the real teacher was rescued, and Harry returned home safely.

Sirius Black, imprisoned for the murder of Harry's parents, escaped from Azkaban prison.

Sirius Black is Harry Potter's goduncle, an Animagus wizard who can transform into a black dog, was falsely imprisoned, and a member of the Order of the Phoenix.
Potter returned to school, and now the teachers feared the prisoner would kill Harry and attack other students. The teachers called in Azkaban guards to guard the school. The guards instilled fear and drained all feeling from a person with a deadly "kiss." A benevolent essence, created by the spell, protected them from them. The new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor taught Harry how to summon this essence.
The forester began teaching Care of Magical Creatures. During the lesson, the giant demonstrated an eagle-horse to the students. It scratched one of the students, whose father secured the death sentence for the animal.

Harry was given a magical map for Christmas, which he used to secretly enter the magical village. There, through a conversation between his teachers, Harry discovered that the escaped Black was his godfather. It turned out the prisoner had been framed, and his parents' location had been betrayed to the Dark Forces by another wizard, presumed dead.

Harry later learned that the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor was a werewolf, his friend's rat was a traitorous wizard, and the dog that kept appearing in his field of vision was Sirius Black.

Harry and Black met in the shelter under the willow tree. Harry's friends and the Potions professor, who knew the prisoner personally, were also there. Black disenchanted the rat and revealed the truth about his betrayal. The traitor was bound, but he escaped when Azkaban guards attacked Harry and Black. Harry summoned a benevolent entity, which dispersed the guards.
Black was arrested again to be put to death, and the eagle horse was executed. These were innocent lives, and the headmaster authorized the use of a Time-Turner to fix everything. Harry's friend had the Time-Turner.

Rewinding time three hours back, Harry and his friend rescued a magical animal and rescued the

Harry spent the summer holidays with his guardians. They treated him badly, locking him in his room.

Harry's best friend and classmate helped him out and took him to his parents' house for the rest of the holidays.

At the beginning of the second school year, mysterious things began to happen at the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry: Harry heard a strange voice, and several students were attacked.

Some believed Harry was guilty, but the teachers knew he couldn't handle it. Harry himself assumed his worst enemy from another house was to blame. Harry and his best friend infiltrated the enemy's common room, posing as friends of the enemy, and confronted him. The enemy, too, didn't know who was responsible for the attacks.
By chance, everyone discovered that Harry could speak to snakes, just like the founder of the enemy house. Harry, however, believed that all wizards could do this. They began to treat the boy with caution, thinking that he, the heir of the enemy house's founder, might open the Chamber of Secrets and unleash the monster.

At the end of the school year, a monster dragged Harry's friend's little sister into the Chamber of Secrets. Harry finally figured out where the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets was and went there with his friend to rescue the girl and kill the monster.

The culprit behind the attacks turned out to be a phantom of the Dark Lord, trapped in a diary kept by Harry's friend's sister. The phantom grew stronger, and the girl lost her strength.

The Phantom unleashed the monster and set it on Harry. A magical bird helped Harry defeat the monster, and it also healed the boy from his fatal wound.

When Harry pierced the diary with the monster's poisonous fang, the phantom disappeared, and his friend's sister woke up. The bird carried the children from the Chamber of Secrets up to the school.

Harry and his friend received an award for their exceptional service to the school. All the injured were treated. Harry returned to his relatives for the holidays.

Harry Potter's parents were killed by Voldemort. The boy was given to relatives who treated him poorly. When Harry grew up, letters addressed to him began arriving at his uncle's house. The uncle took the family to a shack in the middle of the sea.
A giant broke into their hideout and announced that Harry was a wizard and would attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Together with his new acquaintance, Harry bought everything he needed for school. The giant took a package from the bank. Harry took the train to school. Along the way, he met his future friends.
Many unusual things have happened at Hogwarts since Potter arrived. For example, a huge troll appeared at Hogwarts and attacked Harry's friend. He and a friend managed to save the girl. Also, during his first Quidditch match—a sport played on flying broomsticks—someone tried to knock Potter off his broom.
Between these events, Harry and his friends learned that the package the giant had taken contained the Philosopher's Stone—a substance imbued with astonishing powers. The friends decided to enter the trapdoor they had accidentally discovered during their training. They suspected the stone was hidden there.
The friends faced difficult trials but were able to reach the dungeon. There, Harry met his Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. Voldemort's face was hidden on the back of the teacher's head. Voldemort was using the teacher for his own purposes. He needed the Stone to gain immortality.
The teacher admitted that he was to blame for all the misfortunes that plagued the boy during his studies. The villain attacked Harry but was unable to touch him. During the ensuing battle, Potter lost consciousness.
The boy woke up in the hospital wing. The Hogwarts headmaster told Harry that his mother's love had protected him from his enemies.