Hogwarts

Appearance.
Height and build: Tall and thin, like his father and brothers Bill and Ron.
Hair: Bright red, like all Weasleys. By 2014, after the Battle of Hogwarts, Percy's hair had turned gray and started to go bald.
Eye color: brown.
Freckles: Typical of the Weasley family.

Percy Weasley's character:
Ambition and adherence to rules. Percy was extremely ambitious and dedicated to his goals, which likely included becoming Minister of Magic. He strictly followed rules and regulations, respected authority, and, having achieved the position of prefect, expected respect in return.
Pomposity and arrogance. He often came across as pompous and narcissistic, striving to appear refined and upper-class.
Stubbornness and seriousness. Percy took himself very seriously and was often the butt of pranks from his playful brothers and sisters.
Lack of a sense of humor. Ron once remarked that Percy "wouldn't recognize a joke if she were dancing naked in front of him in Dobby's tea suit."
Lust for power. At times, Percy could be a snob and power-hungry.
Selfishness and sycophancy. In his work at the Ministry of Magic, Percy demonstrated excessive zeal, bordering on sycophancy, in an effort to please his superiors.
Some other features:
An avid Quidditch fan, he could sometimes forget about propriety in demonstrating his enthusiasm for the sport.
The capacity for remorse. By the end of the story, Percy realized his wrongdoing, left the Ministry, and reconciled with his family. During the Battle of Hogwarts, he demonstrated courage and a willingness to protect his loved ones.

Molly Weasley
Appearance: Molly is described as a short, plump woman with fiery red hair and warm brown eyes. Draco Malfoy called her "fatty," and Vernon Dursley called her "stocky." Between June and August 1995, she lost a significant amount of weight and appeared paler, but by the following year, her appearance had become healthier.
Personality: Molly is a kind-hearted, gentle, loving, and very caring woman. She creates a cozy atmosphere at the Burrow and warmly welcomes Harry Potter into her family. At the same time, she is authoritative and unafraid to defend her opinions, openly arguing even with Sirius Black. In critical moments, she displays willpower and courage, becoming a true warrior. She is a talented witch: she knows how to brew potions, use defensive magic, and successfully fights in battle. The culmination of her achievements was her victory over Bellatrix Lestrange in the Battle of Hogwarts, when she was pursuing her daughter, Ginny.
However, Molly also has her downsides: she tends to be overly controlling of her children, often compares them with each other, and can harshly criticize them for their misdeeds.
Arthur Weasley
Appearance: Arthur is a tall (about 180 cm), thin man with bright red hair and green eyes.
Personality: Arthur is a good-natured, unambitious, carefree, and absent-minded man. He has a genuine interest in Muggle inventions and experiments with enchanting them. At the same time, he is reliable and trustworthy. The children see him first and foremost as a friend, although they respect him. Arthur loves his family and is willing to do anything to protect them. He also has deep respect for the Ministry of Magic, where he strives to maintain order.

Arthur and Lucius Malfoy have a deep-seated feud due to their differing views. Weasley respects and admires Muggles, while Malfoy hates them. Because of this, all the Weasleys were branded blood traitors. Molly and Arthur have had a close relationship with Asteria since school. They weren't close, but after their children (Grace and Ron) became close, they began to communicate more closely and help each other.

These are twins who are often confused with each other, which is why they make fun of others because of this.
Appearance.
Common features for both:
Red hair is a characteristic feature of all Weasleys, and the twins are no exception.
Light skin.
Stocky build. In the books, they are described as being somewhat shorter than the lanky Ron, but taller than Harry.
Freckles.

Character.
Fred Weasley:
The initiator and leader. Fred was often the one who came up with the pranks and was the first to take action. He was more outgoing, daring, and active than George.
Impulsive and straightforward, Fred didn't always consider the consequences of his pranks and could be quite cruel. For example, as a child, he turned Ron's teddy bear into a furry spider.
Determined and courageous, Fred was always ready to help his friends and family and stand up for himself.
He preferred improvisation. He didn't like making long plans, preferring to act according to the situation.
George Weasley:
Supportive and tactful, George often acted as the "voice of reason," smoothing over rough edges and helping Fred think through details. He was more diligent and thoughtful than his brother.
He had a softer, more subtle sense of humor. George was able to poke fun at himself, even after serious injuries.
More empathetic and socially aware, he was better at reading the situation and trying not to cross the lines that Fred sometimes did.
Capable of enjoying little things.

Appearance. A tall, thin, and very old wizard with fair skin. His most distinguishing feature is his long, silver-gray hair and beard, which are long enough to be tucked into his belt. His eyes are blue, lively and sparkling, and his nose is long and crooked, as if it had been broken many times.
Wears long purple matii, multi-layered clothes and half-moon glasses.
Character.
Dumbledore is a complex and multifaceted character. He is often described as a wise, intelligent, kind, and insightful wizard.
Some character traits:
He disdains formalities. He speaks simply and clearly, pronouncing Voldemort's name without fear and advising Harry to do the same. When meeting the Dark Lord in person, he calls him by his true name—"Tom."
Free from prejudice, he hires those considered unworthy by many: the half-giant Hagrid, the werewolf Remus Lupin, the former Death Eater Severus Snape, and the centaur Firenze.
He takes full responsibility for his students. He rarely gets angry with Harry and allows him to ask difficult questions.
Allows you to learn from your mistakes. For example, when Hermione enrolled in all the new classes, Dumbledore didn't forbid her, but gave her a time-turner to help her cope with the workload.
Secretive. He knows how to hide his true thoughts and feelings. For example, when talking about the Mirror of Erised, he said he saw himself in it wearing a pair of thick woolen socks, but it later turned out that, like Harry, he actually saw his family in the mirror.
He's capable of eccentricities. His unusual sense of humor sometimes irritates those around him, such as the strict Professor Minerva McGonagall.

Appearance. Sirius Black is a tall man with a noble, aristocratic appearance, inherited from the Black family. He has thick, long, jet-black hair, often brushed back from his face, and gray, very piercing eyes. His facial features are sharp yet very expressive, with prominent cheekbones and a defined jawline. In his youth, he was described as "casually handsome."
However, long years in Azkaban prison had radically changed his appearance: his face had become gaunt, his features haggard, and his gaze gloomy. Due to lack of grooming, his hair had become long and unkempt, and his teeth had yellowed. Harry and Grace's first impression upon meeting him was that they were looking at a corpse.
Character.
Sirius is a complex and contradictory character. He combines nobility and rebellion, love of freedom and pride.
A love of freedom and independence. From a young age, he rejected his family's views, especially the idea of ​​purebloods and the exaltation of the Dark Arts. He wasn't afraid to go against his family and ultimately renounced them for Ellis.
Loyalty to friends. He was a devoted friend, willing to risk himself for those close to him. His bond with James Potter, Remus Lupin, and Peter Pettigrew (they called themselves the Marauders) was very strong.
Impulsiveness and recklessness. Sirius often acted without considering the consequences. This manifested itself in both his school pranks and his urge to immediately find Peter Pettigrew, whom he considered a traitor.
A sense of humor and playfulness. He loved to joke around, tease others, and was a great jokester.
A deep affection and love for Grace and Ellis. Sirius always loved and cared for Ellis, both during school and after their wedding. He doted on his beloved, and after Azkaban, their bond only grew stronger. After his escape, he tried to connect with Grace, to become the good father he wanted to be, and he succeeded. He immediately became close to his daughter, supporting her, joking, and having fun, despite his own traumas.
Stubbornness. Even imprisonment in Azkaban didn't break him.

Appearance. Light blonde hair, bright blue eyes, fair skin, and long black eyelashes. Petite but vibrant lips, tall, graceful and proportionate. Beautiful and attractive, even though she's 32, she looks very young and could even be mistaken for a senior at Hogwarts.

Personality. Proud, freedom-loving, and fiery by nature. Strong in spirit and willpower. She never gives in or compromises, but is self-sacrificing for her loved ones. She has an excellent sense of humor and is sarcastic. If angered, she will definitely take revenge; she doesn't know how to forgive. She will do anything for her family and loved ones.

She was born into a pureblood family, where she was greatly loved. At Hogwarts, she became friends with Lily Potter and Severus Snape. There, she also attracted the attention of Lucius Malfoy and Sirius Black. Both sought her attention, and she rejected both, but eventually gave in and fell in love with Sirius. She loved his free spirit and couldn't stand Malfoy's snobbery, who was two years her senior. After the Potters' death, her husband was also sent to Azkaban, and Lucius played a major role in this investigation, securing his life sentence. Grief-stricken by the death of her friends and her husband's imprisonment, she remained steadfast and helped break Severus Snape out of Azkaban. She took her daughter with her and went to live in Italy. Her daughter loves and cares for her very much. She has a great relationship with Grace. She hates Lucius and mocks him. She and Severus have a trusting relationship, as neither of them have ever cheated on each other. There's no romance in their relationship, as Ellis loves Sirius, and Severus loves Lily.

She can make predictions and interpret people's destinies from the stars. This is a talent she has gained through years of training. She also has a well-developed intuition.

She possesses a gift unusual even for the magical world—highly developed empathy. She easily reads the moods and emotions of others, even the most hidden ones. She can amplify them or, conversely, suppress them. This gift can negatively affect the possessor and weaken their health.

Lucius is a tall, slender man with long, platinum-blond hair that flows past his shoulders. He has pale skin and cool gray eyes (sometimes described as "steel"), and his features are sharp and inscrutable, which intimidates many. He always takes meticulous care of himself and dresses tastefully, favoring dark colors. His constant accessory is a cane with a silver snake head on the handle, which houses his wand.

Character. Lucius's personality is multifaceted and contradictory. On the one hand, he is ironic, self-confident, ambitious, and always pursuing his goals, shunning no means. He is artistic, resourceful, and cautious, able to flexibly adapt to circumstances, outwardly adopting any image that suits him, while internally maintaining his true self.
He is cold and contemptuous of anyone he considers beneath him in social status—Muggle-borns, half-bloods, and even some purebloods whose views differ from his. Lucius is fanatically committed to the idea of ​​pureblood superiority and is proud of his heritage.
Since school, he'd fallen in love with Asteria Mirel, a pureblood but proud, mocking, and therefore unapproachable witch. But she cruelly rejected him back in school, choosing Sirius Black over him and bearing him a daughter, Grace. Afterward, Lucius hated her, Sirius, and their daughter.

Appearance.
Minerva McGonagall is a tall woman with a stern, even stern, appearance. Her dark, partly gray hair is pulled back into a tight bun. Her eyes are green. The main detail that connects her appearance to her animagus form is her square glasses. J.K. Rowling specifically chose the frame shape to echo the markings around the eyes of her animagus—a tabby cat.
Character
Minerva McGonagall's character is multifaceted. On the one hand, she is strict, principled, and demanding. She does not tolerate rule-breaking and expects discipline from her students. On the other hand, behind her stern exterior lies a fair, kind, and loyal person.

Appearance
In the books, Snape is described as a thin man with pale, almost unhealthy skin, a hooked nose, and long, greasy black shoulder-length hair. His eyes are black, bottomless, cold, and empty, like dark tunnels.
He preferred to wear long black robes, which, fluttering in the wind, gave him the appearance of a giant bat. However, Snape paid little attention to his appearance, and his greasy hair was often the subject of ridicule.
Character
Snape's character is a complex web of contradictions. On the one hand, he is cold, abrupt, strict, and picky with his students, especially the Gryffindors and Harry Potter in particular. He is most loyal to Grace; she is the only one who can reason with him because she still communicates with her mother. Ellis helped him, exonerated him from Azkaban, and told him stories about Lily Potter, who never spoke to him. Severus and Ellis are friends, people who communicate well and help each other. There is no romance between them, because Severus loved Lily until the end of his life.
On the other hand, behind this tough facade lie deep feelings and emotions. He is capable of intense affection and loyalty, especially to Lily Evans, whom he loved since childhood. His feelings for her continued undiminished even after her death.
Key character traits:
Withdrawn and unsociable, Snape consciously keeps himself aloof from others, which is largely due to his difficult childhood.
Secrecy and control. He masterfully conceals his thoughts and feelings, allowing him to function as a double agent for extended periods of time.
Cool and calculating. Snape is a brilliant strategist, capable of crafting complex plans.
Ambition and a desire for recognition. In his youth, he desperately needed approval and joined the Death Eaters to find his place.
Guilt and self-flagellation. He often blames himself for events that he feels are his fault, like he couldn't protect Lily, whom he loved so much. Ellis tried to help him with this, explaining that it wasn't his fault.

Appearance: A short, slender girl with the Weasley family's signature bright red hair and blue eyes. She also has freckles.
Character
At the beginning of the story, Ginny is presented as a timid and shy girl, especially in the presence of Harry Potter. She is often the target of teasing from her older brothers and feels insecure.
However, as she matures, her personality undergoes significant changes. She becomes more confident, decisive, and courageous. Ginny demonstrates a strong will, loyalty to friends and family, and a good sense of humor. She is calm and self-controlled, but can also be fiery when it comes to protecting loved ones.
Like all younger Weasley children, Ginny dreams of independence. She's a talented witch, particularly in combat magic, and a talented athlete—a Quidditch player.
At school, she befriends Hermione and Grace, who will mentor and help her in her studies, and later in her relationship with Harry. She will fall in love with Harry, and gradually, by their sixth year, they will develop mutual feelings for each other.

Appearance: A tall and thin young man.
He has light, almost platinum hair, slicked back, cool gray eyes, pale skin, and fine, pointed features, including a sharp nose.
He has a habit of drawling his words, a style that mirrors his father, Lucius Malfoy. When Draco is embarrassed or angry, pink spots appear on his cheeks.

Personality: Arrogance and arrogance. He sincerely considers himself superior to others due to his family's purebred heritage, wealth, and status.
Ambition. Draco strives to live up to family expectations and project the "right" image.
Spoiled. His mother, Narcissa Malfoy, spoiled him. He's distrustful and constantly suspects others of ill intentions, which is largely due to his upbringing.
He despises Muggle-borns. He actively insults Hermione Granger and others he considers beneath him.
Intelligence and cunning. Draco is capable of achieving excellent academic results, but in open magical duels he often loses. His strength lies not in strength, but in cunning.
Internal conflict. Fear, envy, and feelings of inferiority often hide behind his bravado. He may be envious of Harry Potter, his popularity, and his talents.
Empathy. He can feel deeply, become upset, and understand the feelings of others.

Life. Born into the ancient Malfoy family, he was a pureblood. His parents were Narcissa Malfoy and Lucius Malfoy. The relationship between his parents was strained; they maintained a good public demeanor, but at home, there were scandals. Since Lucius had loved only one woman, Ellis Mirel, his entire life, he could take his anger out on his wife. Draco often heard this name in his parents' arguments, and although he had never met or seen this woman (until his second year), he already hated her. He would excel at school, become Snape's favorite, despise mudbloods, and insult the company of Harry, Ron, Grace, and Hermione. Gradually, he would begin to fall in love with Grace, despite all the obstacles. But because of Grace's close relationship with Harry, he would rival Potter in this as well.

Appearance. Light-colored hair, almost blonde, and mischievous dark brown, almost black eyes. Fair skin, long black eyelashes, plump, petite lips, and an upturned nose. A spitting image of her mother. Average height, slightly thin, but that's natural. She has good posture, but has some back issues. Overall, a sweet and charming girl at the beginning of the story becomes a true beauty by the end.

Character. A bold, determined, and courageous girl, she's not afraid of challenges. She's very selfless and always stands up for her friends. She's empathetic, always sensitive to other people's emotions, and has a well-developed intuition. She inherited this gift from her mother. She's intelligent, makes plans quickly, and has a talent for public speaking. She's always able to find a compromise.

Life. Born August 13, 1980, into the Black family, a pureblood. Parents: Sirius Black and Asteria Mirel. Her parents and Harry's parents were very good friends, and her parents became Harry's godparents, while Harry's parents became hers. But after the murder of the Potter family, her father was unjustly accused of this crime and imprisoned in Azkaban, the most terrible prison from which no one has ever escaped (though Sirius, in her third year, escaped). After her father's arrest, she lived with her mother in Italy. She communicates very well with her mother, and they have a very trusting relationship. Asteria did not hide the fact that they were witches and told her about Sirius, her father, but told her not to tell anyone about him. It was because of this that they moved to Italy, and Grace even took her mother's surname to avoid problems at school. When Grace received a letter from Hogwarts, they moved back to London. At school, she will make friends with Harry, Ron, and Hermione, with Hermione becoming her best friend. Her relationship with Draco will not work out; he will tease her, but the boy, although a pureblood, has a young heart and will gradually fall in love with her. The girl herself, and later the young woman, will also develop a strong attachment and sympathy for Harry Potter. She will support him even when others turn their backs on him.

Appearance. She has thick, unruly brown hair and brown eyes. She's slightly stooped and of average height. She dresses neatly, follows the school dress code, and doesn't particularly stand out.

Personality. Her most important traits are intelligence and curiosity. Her knowledge has helped her friends out more than once. She is also goal-oriented and persistent, loyal, and often shows support and compassion. She has a heightened sense of justice. She is rational and strives for order: she tries to follow all the school rules, but this is not easy with her friends. She exhibits some social awkwardness and vulnerability. At the beginning of the book, she exhibited arrogance and haughtiness due to her high intelligence and academic success, but later became kinder and more open.

Life. Born to a Muggle family, she's a Muggle-born. She's one of the top students at Hogwarts, but Draco Malfoy often mocks her because of her heritage, calling her a Mudblood (which is highly offensive in this world). Her initial interactions with Harry and Ron didn't go well due to her initial arrogance, but she became friends with Grace. Because Grace was friends with both Harry and Ron, she brought them together and they became inseparable. Grace is her best friend. Her enemies are Draco Malfoy, who is generally hostile to their group. Her friends are Harry, Ron, and Grace. She's an excellent student at Hogwarts, passing all her exams with flying colors. She often quarrels with Ron, but they develop a mutual attraction, even though they confessed to each other in their seventh year.

Appearance: Bright red hair, blue eyes, and a pale face covered in freckles. He's tall, thin, and gangly, with large hands and feet, and a long nose.

Personality: Loyal, devoted, with an excellent sense of humor, self-deprecating, and often able to lighten the mood with jokes. Brave, selfless, and very attached to his family, he suffers from arachnophobia due to his older twin brothers, who are pranksters. He's hot-tempered and jealous, also somewhat lazy and doesn't like studying, although he's quite intelligent.

Life. Born March 1, 1980. Parents: Molly and Arthur Weasley. Pureblood wizard. Has many brothers and a sister: Charlie (now living on his own), Percy, Fred and George (twins), and Ginny (younger sister). They are poor but close. His family is mocked by the Malfoys. He is friends with Harry, Grace, and Hermione, and will secretly have a crush on Hermione; they will begin dating in their final year. He and Hermione also often quarrel.

Appearance. Jet-black, perpetually tousled hair, green eyes inherited from his mother. He begins the story as thin and short, but matures later. He wears round glasses held together with tape. A lightning bolt mark appears on his forehead, left by Voldemort. Initially, he wore Dudley's clothes, which hung loosely on him, and wore the uniform of his house at school.

Personality: Kind, selfless, brave, and displays leadership qualities. He possesses wit and sarcasm, a dislike of fame, and a capacity for forgiveness. He may not confide all his secrets, mysteries, and thoughts even to those closest to him, except Grace. However, he does have weaknesses: he is impulsive and prone to anger.

Life. Born August 31, 1980. Parents: James and Lily Potter (Lily Evans before marriage). Half-blood, his father a pureblood wizard, and his mother Muggle-born. His parents died, killed by Voldemort when Harry was six months old. Voldemort was unable to kill the boy; his mother's love saved him. Until the age of eleven, he was raised by the Dursleys, the family of his mother's sister. Petunia (Harry's mother's sister) and Vernon (her husband) were not very fond of the boy, and he lived in a cupboard under the stairs. But this did not break the boy. At eleven, he received a letter from Hogwarts, and he went to school, where he gained fame for being the only survivor of the Unforgivable Curse that kills: Avala Kedavra. At school, he became friends with Ron, Hermione, and Grace. His adversary and enemy was Draco Malfoy. Harry and his friends were cared for by their teachers: Minerva McGonagall, Headmaster Albus Dumbledore, and Hagrid. He and his friends faced challenges and adventures, but they became like family. He would later develop a strong emotional attachment and affection for Grace Mirel, confiding in her absolutely everything. They would spend time together often and confide in each other. This affection could eventually develop into a love interest. This would make Harry and Draco doubly rivals.