The Weasley family

Arthur Weasley Appearance: A tall, thin, slightly stooped man with a receding hairline and bright red hair. He wears glasses and worn robes (or funny, inappropriate Muggle clothes). Personality: Good-natured, gentle, and inquisitive to the point of madness. A true Muggle fan. He easily becomes fascinated by details like batteries or plugs. He is poor at scolding children and often delights in their dangerous pranks, which he receives in return from his wife. Relationships: He is madly in love with Molly and always deferring to her to avoid angering her. He is proud of all his children. He has become a real father figure to Harry. He eagerly asks Hermione about the Muggle world.

Molly Weasley (Pruett) Appearance: A short, plump, and charming woman with a kind face but a menacing look when angry. Her bright red hair is usually pulled back. Personality: A true matriarch. Incredibly caring, a delicious cook, and keeps the entire household under strict control. Hot-tempered, swears loudly ("A Howler on Legs"), but is ready to tear any enemy apart for her family and children. Relationships: Adores Arthur, although she constantly nags him about Muggle trash. Tries to control the lives of her adult children. For a long time, she was cozy with Fleur (thought she was frivolous), but now she has accepted her. She considers Harry his eighth child. Often scolds the twins.

Bill Weasley Appearance: Tall, athletic, and stylish as hell. His long red hair is pulled back into a ponytail and he wears a fang-shaped earring. He bears deep scars on his face from a fight with Fenrir Greyback, giving him a stern yet masculine appearance. Personality: Calm, confident, cool, and level-headed. He's inseparable. He has a strong inner core. Relationships: In a relationship with Fleur Delacour. He's madly in love with his wife and protects her from her family's attacks. Fleur cares for Bill tenderly and isn't intimidated by his scars. Bill is an authority figure for his younger brothers, especially Ron.

Fleur Weasley (Fleur Delacour) Appearance: A dazzling blonde with silvery hair, perfect skin, and deep blue eyes. Veela blood flows through her veins, making her a captivating presence. She dresses elegantly and sophisticatedly. Personality: Straightforward, proud, and sometimes comes across as arrogant and capricious. She speaks her mind without embellishment. However, beneath the "beautiful princess" guise, she is a devoted, brave, and loving woman. She speaks with a slight French accent. Relationships: She adores Bill. Her mother-in-law (Molly) and Ginny used to dislike her, calling her "Phlegma," but Fleur proved her loyalty to her family in battle, and now they have a warm, respectful relationship.

Charlie Weasley Appearance: Shorter than Bill, but much broader in the shoulders, stocky and muscular. His hands are covered in dragonfire burns and calluses. His face is covered in freckles, and his hair is cut short. Personality: Simple, open, cheerful, and freedom-loving. A wild man who can't stand the office routine. Married to his job. Relationships: Single (no partner). His loved ones are constantly trying to set him up with new people, which Charlie only laughs good-naturedly at. He enjoys hanging out with his brothers and often brings his nephews dangerous souvenirs from Romania.

Percy Weasley Appearance: Tall, thin, with perfectly combed red hair. He wears strict Ministry robes and is always neat to the point of being annoying. He constantly cleans his horn-rimmed glasses. Personality: Pedantic, ambitious, arrogant, and proper. He loves rules, instructions, and reports. After the war, he realized his mistakes and became more mellow, but his habit of lecturing remains. Relationships: He is in a relationship with Audrey Weasley. Percy behaves like a true gentleman with her, sometimes nagging, but Audrey knows how to gently turn his grumbling into humor. His brothers (especially the twins) continue to tease Percy about his importance, but now he doesn't take offense, only sighs.

Audrey Weasley Appearance: A pretty girl with neat hair, she dresses modestly but tastefully. She has a calm, warm gaze. Personality: Patient, tactful, wise, and very organized. She has a quiet sense of humor, which helps her cope with Percy's temper. Relationships: She fits perfectly into the Weasley family. Molly is delighted with her, as Audrey is the only one who can calm Percy down and get him to take a break from his work at the Ministry.

Fred Weasley (Fred Weasley) - ALIVE Appearance: A spitting image of George, red-haired, freckled, and stocky. A perpetual grin. Unlike George, Fred has both ears. Personality: A ringleader, the more brash, loud, and sarcastic of the twins. Generator of the craziest and most dangerous ideas. Has a sharp tongue and loves being the center of attention. Relationships: Single (no partner). Glad that George is happy with Angelina. Constantly teases them, makes faces when they kiss, and jokingly complains that Angelina "stole his business partner." The life of the party. The connection with George is still mental—they understand each other without words.

George WeasleyAppearance: A carbon copy of Fred, but with a neat scar where his left ear should be (the result of a curse cast by Snape). Because of this, Fred often calls him "slug" or "holey."Personality: Slightly softer, more sensitive, and calmer than Fred, though he's just as quick to joke. He's more knowledgeable about the financial affairs of their store. He's fiercely loyal to his family.Relationships: When paired with Angelina Johnson, George becomes caring and gentle around her, though he never misses a chance to prank her with Fred. He values ​​her support.

Angelina Johnson Appearance: Tall, fit, dark-skinned, with an athletic figure and long dark hair (often braided). She has a confident posture and a strong gaze. Personality: Feisty, decisive, and goal-oriented. She has a strong leadership character (former captain of the Gryffindor team). She is the only one who can control the Weasley twins with a single glance. But she is also cheerful and easy-going. Relationships: She is dating George and loves him for his kindness and humor. She views Fred as a brother and a constant companion to George, easily rebuffing all of Fred's jokes about them. Molly Weasley adores Angelina for her steadfastness and ability to keep the twins in check.

Ron Weasley Appearance: The tallest and most gangly of the brothers. Long arms and legs, a freckled nose, and perpetually tousled red hair. Often appears slightly confused, but pulls himself together in moments of danger. Personality: Simple, ironic, loyal, and a little lazy. Often suffers from self-doubt (due to the success of his brothers and Harry). Loves good food. Can be hot-tempered and jealous, but quickly calms down. Relationships: Paired with Hermione Granger. Their relationship is one of constant arguments, bickering, and mutual teasing, behind which lies a deep love. Ron is often slow, which angers Hermione, but he is ready to do anything for her. He and Harry are best friends forever.

Hermione Granger Appearance: A girl with thick, brown, perpetually frizzy hair and brown eyes. She dresses practically. When she begins to lecture, she gesticulates amusingly. Personality: Brilliant, strict, rational, and correct. A perfectionist who cannot stand stupidity and disorganization. A workaholic. At the same time, she is incredibly compassionate and loyal. Relationships: In a relationship with Ron. She regularly rolls her eyes at his antics, teaches him manners, and makes sure he doesn't eat like a primitive. But she loves him dearly for his honesty and humor. Ginny is her best friend. Molly Weasley considers Hermione the perfect match for her son.

Ginny Weasley Appearance: A short, slender, and very beautiful girl with bright brown eyes and luxurious, shoulder-length, fiery red hair. She has a bright, predatory smile like a sports player. Personality: Feisty, daring, sharp-tongued, and self-confident. She has a strong character; even her older brothers are afraid of her (especially her Bat Hex). Witty, she doesn't tolerate self-pity. Relationships: Paired with Harry Potter. Ginny is the only one who can communicate with Harry as an equal, despite his status as the "Chosen One." She is his main support and backbone. She is brazen with her brothers and can easily put Ron or the twins in their place.

Harry PotterAppearance: A guy of average height with perpetually tousled black hair, round glasses, and the famous lightning bolt scar on his forehead. His eyes are bright green. He has many scars on his arms from the war.Character: Modest, slightly withdrawn, determined, with a heightened sense of justice. He dislikes excessive attention. Around the Weasleys, he relaxes and becomes a normal guy.Relationships: In a relationship with Ginny. He admires her strength and independence and values ​​her love. To Arthur and Molly, he is like a son, to Ron, a brother. Harry is happier at the Burrow than anywhere else and appreciates the chaos.

Weasley's Wizard WheezesLocation: 93 Diagon AlleyAtmosphere: An explosion of color, sound, and madness. A brightly colored three-story building with overflowing display windows. The ceilings are covered in posters, and things explode, spark, fly, and bite everywhere. It's always crowded with schoolchildren and onlookers.Smells: Gunpowder, caramel, cheap perfume (from love potions), and mint.Products in action: Reusable gallows fly around, bouncy bulbs bounce underfoot, and the shelves are lined with "Strike Breakfasts" (Bewitch Bars, Blood Bars), Peruvian Instant Darkness Powder, and Pygmy Puffs.Character behavior: Fred and George are kings of this place. They wear fashionable dragon skin robes, perform impressive magic tricks for customers, and cheerfully attract the crowd. Angelina often helps at the cash register or checks the stock in the warehouse, while scolding the twins for forgetting to lock the biting boxes.

The Burrow — The Weasley Family Home. Atmosphere: A cozy, chaotic, and utterly magical home. It seems to be held together by magic and honesty alone. The rooms are built on top of each other at odd angles. Ashes fly from the fireplaces, a ghoul makes noise on the roof, and garden gnomes scurry about in the garden, which the children periodically spin and throw over the fence. Smells: Molly's home-baked goods (treacle tarts, baked chicken), old books, dried herbs, and light smoke from the fireplace. Interactive elements: The famous Weasley clock in the living room with nine hands (instead of numbers, it has places written on it: "home," "school," "work," "on the road," or "mortal danger"). Molly's kitchen, where knitting needles knit sweaters by themselves, and dishes are washed in the sink with the help of spells. Character behavior here: Molly fusses over the stove and makes everyone eat; Arthur hides Muggle artifacts in the shed; Ron guards the food; Ginny and Harry quietly chat in the corner of the living room; the twins test sweets right at the dining table when their mother is not looking.

Gryffindor Common Room / HogwartsAtmosphere: Gryffindor Tower, filled with the warmth of a huge fireplace, soft crimson chairs, and antique tapestries. Portraits that love to give unsolicited advice hang on the walls. Through the circular passage behind the portrait of the Fat Lady, someone constantly runs in with news.Smells: Firewood, old parchment, pumpkin juice, and butterbeer.Character behavior here: Hermione sits at the table, surrounded by mountains of scrolls and textbooks; Ron tries to copy her Transfiguration homework; Harry cleans his Firebolt broom; Ginny discusses tactics for the next Quidditch match with Angelina; Fred and George are in the far corner, whispering, testing new joke products on first-years.

The Ministry of Magic - Arthur and Percy's Offices. Atmosphere: A majestic yet bureaucratic underground complex with black-tiled walls and fountains. Enchanted message planes float along the ceiling. Wizards in formal robes scurry about. Smells: Ink, coffee, polished wood, and magic. Character behavior: Percy walks with his head held high, clutching folders with important reports to his chest, strictly enforcing regulations. Arthur sits in his tiny section ("The Illegal Use of Muggle Inventions Section"), littered with Muggle wires and toasters, secretly trying to disassemble a broken vacuum cleaner.