Draco Malfoy

Madame Poppy Pomfrey is a healer at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, head of the hospital wing. She is highly skilled in medical magic, able to quickly and efficiently treat most diseases and injuries that students and school staff receive. Madam Pomfrey is a pleasant but strict woman. She is dedicated to her work, does not ask unnecessary questions and considers the health of patients to be the main value. At the same time, she is able to show rigor and integrity when necessary to protect the health of patients. In character, she is somewhat reminiscent of Minerva McGonagall: the same straightforwardness of views and statements, high professionalism and dedication to work

Dolores is described as a short, squat, and rather plump woman, resembling a large pale toad. Her features:
a broad, loose face with leathery bags under her eyes;
short neck;
large, round, skillful eyes;
a wide, flabby mouth with sharp teeth;
half-gray, mouse-brown, curly, and short-cropped hair.A black velvet bow on his head, which Harry thought resembled a fly perched on a toad. Clothes in pink tones - a fluffy pink blouse, sometimes with a floral pattern of the mantle, a colorful bag, a lace collar. Harry remarked that she looked "like someone's eternally unmarried aunt." A green tweed robe and a hat with headphones are likely a tribute to the Slytherin House where she studiedThick short fingers on which she wore old-fashioned, tasteless ringsUmbridge's voice is thin, unstable, and breathy, which contrasts with her appearance. Her trademark "cough" has become a recognizable trademarkDolores Umbridge is a cruel, authoritarian, power-hungry and fanatical woman. She despises half-breeds, Muggleborns, as well as non-human creatures (centaurs, werewolves, giants). She actively promoted discriminatory laws, invented the "Black Feather" - a magical artifact that used the blood of the writer instead of ink and carved on the back of the hand what a person wrote. At Hogwarts, she first became a Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, but abandoned practical training in favour of theory and began severely punishing students. Later, she received the positions of inspector general and principal of the school, where she continued to abuse her power.

Hagrid is described as an incredibly large and scruffy man:
Height and build: About twice as tall and five times as fat as a normal human.
Hair and beard: Long, matted black hair and a shaggy beard almost completely covered his face.
Hands: palms the size of a garbage can lid.
Legs: in leather boots, they resembled overgrown dolphin cubs.
Eyes: despite the thick mane, they could be seen - they glistened under the hair like two large black beetles. On the one hand, he is good-natured, patient, attentive and vulnerable. He is sincerely devoted to Dumbledore and Harry Potter, appreciates their trust and becomes Harry's first true friend. He knows how to approach even the most ferocious magical creatures, on the other hand, Hagrid is impulsive and naïve, which makes him easy to fool. He does not calculate the consequences of his actions well and often acts with his heart, not with his head. His passion for dangerous creatures sometimes leads to serious problems. Hagrid's mother is the giantess Friedwulf, who left his father when he was still a child. Hagrid has a half-brother, the giant Grohh. He became a teacher of caring for magical creatures, as well as a keeper of keys and a forester. Hagrid participated in the activities of the Order of the Phoenix. In the fourth book, he begins a romantic relationship with the director of the French school Beauxbaton, Madame Maxime, but it does not develop.
Hagrid swallows the endings of words, which is a feature of the accent of the town of Chepstow. In the Ukrainian translation, his speech corresponds to the Southwest English dialect.

At Hogwarts, Pomona met Minerva McGonagall, a lifelong friendship with her. As students, the young sorceresses helped each other in studying disciplines, which many years later they began to teach themselves.Soon after graduating from Hogwarts, Pomona returned to school and took the position of professor of herbology.Pomona is a short, round, plump witch with disheveled gray hair. She is not particularly neat: her hat is mended many times, her dress is almost always stained with earth and dirtProfessor Stem is a good-natured, smiling and cheerful woman who sincerely loves her subject and treats her students kindly. At the same time, if necessary, she can reprimand negligent students. As a skilled specialist, Pomona is versed in a variety of spells and enchantments necessary to work with magical plants. Among them are Incendio, Lumos Solem, Herbivicus, and Diffindo. During the Battle of Hogwarts, she demonstrated a decent level of mastery of combat and defensive magic.

At Hogwarts, he was assigned to Ravenclaw House. The Sorting Hat hesitated for a long time before making a choice, and even considered sending Flitwick to Gryffindor. Flitwick is a good-natured, calm, and student-friendly person. He has a sense of humor: for example, he sarcastically mocked Dolores Umbridge during her stay at Hogwarts.
He was fair and did not discriminate against people regardless of their origin or belonging to different families.
Despite his small stature, Flitwick was one of the greatest wizards of his time and was widely regarded as the best enchantment specialist in the world. He possessed outstanding magical abilities, including:the
ability to create powerful protective charms, including Protego Horribilis;
skill in duels - in the past he was the champion of the dueling club; Flitwick taught students spells, including levitation (Wingardium Levioz). Due to his goblin blood, Flitwick was noticeably short. In his old age he had a shock of gray hair, in his youth - brown hair.

Minerva McGonagall is described as a tall, stern-looking woman with dark hair tied up in a strict bun. Her distinguishing feature is her square glasses, the shape of which coincides with the markings around the eyes of her animagus form: a tabby catProfessor McGonagall is strict, principled and very intelligent. She is demanding of herself and her students, but at the same time she is fair and kind by nature. Although she rarely shows emotion, her actions are always honest and for the good. For example, when Harry Potter took off without permission in his first broomstick class, she invited him to join the Gryffindor Quidditch team instead of punishing him. And in the fifth book, she openly confronts Dolores Umbridge, defending her students and colleagues. For example, when Harry Potter took off without permission in his first broomstick class, she invited him to join the Gryffindor Quidditch team instead of punishing him. And in the fifth book, she openly confronts Dolores Umbridge, defending her students and colleagues. Minerva was born on October 4, 1935, in Scotland, the daughter of a Presbyterian minister and a witch. After graduating from Hogwarts, she worked for the Ministry of Magic for two years, but soon moved to Hogwarts, where she became a professor of Transfiguration, and later the Dean of Gryffindor. Over the years, she has also served as Vice PrincipalMinerva McGonagall is a powerful sorceress with unique powers:
Animagus: Can transform into a tabby cat with glasses-shaped markings around her eyes. In this form, she spied on the Death Eaters. Master of Transfiguration: second only to Albus DumbledoreBattle Magic: Good at spells and battles, Patronus: Also takes the form of a cat, and Minerva could summon several such animals at the same time.

Snape is described as a tall, thin man with pale skin, a hooked nose, and long black hair. His eyes are black like Hagrid's, but devoid of warmth, cold and empty, resembling dark tunnels. His manner of speaking was slow, slightly viscous, which strengthened his intimidating image. He preferred a long black robe, which resembled bat wings in motionSnape is a complex and multifaceted person. He is often described as secretive, sarcastic, extremely strict, and demanding of students, especially Gryffindors. He is prone to humiliating others, shows suspicion and isolation. These traits are largely explained by a difficult childhood: he grew up in poverty, in a family where his Muggle father was cruel and his witch mother was cold and did not show him love.
However, behind the harsh mask there are deep feelings and strong attachments.Snape is one of the strongest magicians of his time. He has shown himself to be an
outstanding potions master. He improved the composition and methods of making potions, his textbook helped Harry become the best in potions in the sixth year of Spell Maker. He invented several unique spells, including "Sectumsempra" (inflicting sharp bloody cuts) and "Levicorpus" (lifting the opponent by the ankle).
Master of Occlumency and Legillimency. A skilled master of hiding thoughts and feelings, as well as reading other people's thoughtsA strong duelist. He had an excellent reaction, knew how to deflect spells with lightning speed.
Non-verbal magician. He could cast spells without saying a spell out loud. Snape is a half-breed: his mother, Eileen Prince, was a pure-blood witch, and his father, Tobias Snape, was a Muggle. Because of this, he called himself the "Half-Blood Prince", taking pride in his magical origins.

Narcissa Malfoy (née Black) is a pure-blood sorceress, the wife of Lucius Malfoy and the mother of Draco Malfoy. She is also the younger sister of Bellatrix Lestrange and Andromeda Tonks, as well as Sirius Black's cousin. Narcissa is described as a tall, slender, and very beautiful woman with long blonde hair, pale skin, and blue eyes. However, her beauty was somewhat spoiled by the expression on her face, which, according to Harry Potter, made you think that something smelled bad under her nose. She spoke in a cold voice and was restrained in the display of emotionsSince childhood, Narcissa absorbed the philosophy of purity of blood that her family adhered to. She believed in the elitism of pure-blood wizards, but unlike her sister Bellatrix, she did not show aggression. When her sister Andromeda married Muggle-born wizard Ted Tonks, Narcissa broke off the relationship with her. She genuinely respected her husband and supported him in many things, but at the same time she was not officially one of the Death Eaters and never received the Black Mark. She preferred to stay away from direct hostilities, focusing on her family. Her marriage to Lucius Malfoy, who was already a Death Eater by the time of their wedding, initially determined her loyalty. However, the situation changed dramatically when Voldemort entrusted Draco with a deadly mission. Husband: Lucius Malfoy.
Son: Draco Malfoy.Narcissa's magic wand in the movies is very similar in design to that of her husband Lucius, which emphasizes their similar character

Lucius is a tall and slender man with long platinum hair that flows down his shoulders. He has pale skin, cold gray (steel) eyes and a piercing, frightening look. The face is always clean-shaven. He always dresses with great taste, which emphasizes his status. Often reacts to the remarks of opponents with a barely noticeable sarcastic smile.Lucius is ironic, self-confident and ambitious. He always goes to the intended goal, not stopping at obstacles. He is distinguished by artistry, resourcefulness and caution. He is cold and contemptuous of everyone whom he considers inferior to him in social status. With the flexibility of his mind and behavior, he easily maneuvers in changing circumstances, outwardly accepting any image that is convenient for him, but internally preserving his "I". He does not waste his energy on what is not interesting to him, but at the right moment he acts quickly and deliberately. He is loyal to those whom he considers friends, but only as long as it does not threaten his interests. He always takes the side of the winner and follows his momentary desires.
At the same time, despite the dark sides, Lucius is a good family man: he sincerely loves his wife and is proud of his son, pinning great hopes on him. He is reverent about family heirlooms.
Lucius was born in Wiltshire, England, into a wealthy and noble pure-blooded family. His father, Abraxas Malfoy, taught his son to maintain a respectable appearance and show respect for the ruling class.
At Hogwarts, Lucius was assigned to the Slytherin House, and in his final year, he became the head of the house. After graduating from high school, he joined the Death Eaters, who shared his views on the purity of blood. He was among those who were especially close to Voldemort.
After Voldemort's first defeat, Lucius managed to avoid prison by lying that he was acting under the Imperius curse.

Hermione has thick brown hair and brown eyes. In the first book, her front teeth are described as slightly longer than they should be. However, in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the Dentist spell cast by Draco Malfoy ricocheted into Hermione and caused her teeth to grow almost to her chin. In the hospital wing, Madam Pomfrey gave her a mirror to make her teeth smaller, but Hermione waited a little longer and they became straight. She is called a "walking reference book" for her extensive knowledge.Hermione always strives to do the right thing and takes her studies seriously.She is loyal to friends and ideals, ready to risk her life for the sake of her loved ones.Hermione fights for the rights of the oppressed, which is manifested, for example, in the creation of the Civic Association for the Restoration of Elven IndependenceShe makes high demands on herself, which sometimes makes her unnecessarily strict and demanding.Hermione notices small details that help solve riddles and Hermione demonstrates a high level of skill:
superior command of defensive and combat spells;
deep knowledge of potions making;
the ability to transgress;
advanced transfiguration;
mastery of wandless magic. Her patronus is an otter.
Cat. Hermione gets a cat named Swallower (in other translations - Clubfoot), which she bought with the money she received for her birthday from her parents.
The image of Hermione is a combination of intelligence, courage and kindness. She is not just a smart sorceress, but also a person who, despite her shortcomings, always remains a loyal friend and fights for justice.

Ron is a pure-blood wizard, the sixth child in the Weasley family. Like all members of his kind, he has fiery red hair and blue eyes. His face is covered in freckles, and he is described as a long, skinny and awkward teenager with large arms and feet. When he is embarrassed, his ears turn visibly red. He is always ready to help his friends, even at the cost of his own safety. His jokes often defuse tensions, although they can sometimes be offensiveDespite his financial difficulties, Ron loves his parents and siblings very much. Although Ron is not as brilliant at studying as Hermione, and not as intuitive as Harry, in moments of danger he shows ingenuity and the ability to act. For example, he brilliantly played magical chess to help Harry and Hermione go further.Ron was born on March 1At Hogwarts, he got into the Gryffindor house. In the fifth year, he became the head of the faculty. Ron was a member of Dumbledore's Squad and participated in the Battle of Hogwarts. Together with Harry and Hermione, he went to find and destroy the Horcruxes of Voldemort. Ron's biggest fear is spidersPatronus: Ron is a Terrier.
Magic Wand: He originally got a unicorn hair wand from his older brother Percy, but it broke. With the monetary reward won by the family, Ron bought a new wand.
Animal: Percy also gave him the rat Scab, which was actually the Animagus Peter Pettigrew. Later, Sirius Black gave Ron a pygmy owl, Owl.

Full name: Harry James Potter (middle name - after his father).
Date of birth: July 31.
Parents: pure-blood wizard James Potter and Muggle-born wizard Lily Potter (Evans).
Build: thin, short stature.
Hair: black, always tousled.
Eyes: bright green, almond-shaped (like the mother's).
Special features: round glasses and a lightning bolt scar on his forehead. This scar remained after Voldemort tried to kill Harry as an infant, but the spell bounced off. In the wizarding world, he was nicknamed "The Boy Who Lived". Harry's personality is formed under the influence of a difficult childhood: he lost his parents early and lived in the family of his uncle and aunt (Dursley), where he was humiliated. This left an imprint: he became a kind, brave, honest and loyal friend. He has a strong will, is capable of self-sacrifice and always strives to protect those who are weaker. In Albus Dumbledore's opinion, Harry was completely devoid of selfishness. Friendship. At Hogwarts, Harry forms loyal friendships with Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, a connection that becomes a pillar of life. He proved himself to be a brilliant Quidditch player (he became the youngest catcher in the last 100 years or so). In his third year, he mastered a complex Patronus spell that helped him resist Dementors. He also knew a serpent's tongue (Parseltongue), an ability he had developed before Hogwarts, but later disappeared when he ceased to be a Horcrux

Ravenclaw prioritizes intelligence, creativity, wit, and wisdom. Here they are looking for students who are inquisitive, logical, know how to think outside the box and are not afraid to ask difficult questions. Ravenclaws are often absorbed in their studies or their projects, which can make them appear detached or prone to judgment. At the same time, they are capable of witty remarks and funny banter. Colors: blue and bronze. In the film version, blue and silver.
Element: air. Ghost: The Gray Lady, In life, she was Elena Ravenclaw, the founder's daughter. There is a tragic story: Elena envied her mother's intelligence, stole her diadem (which strengthened the wisdom of the owner), and fled to Albania. Candida sent the baron, who was in love with her, to fetch her. When Helena refused to return, the baron flared up, killed her, and then committed suicide. Later, both returned to Hogwarts as ghosts of their houses: the Baron became the ghost of Slytherin, and Elena became the Gray Lady. Living Room: Located in Ravenclaw Tower, one of the tallest in the castle. Arched windows offer stunning views of the surrounding area: the lake, the Forbidden Forest, the Quidditch field, herbology greenhouses. There is no ordinary handle on the door - only a bronze hammer in the shape of an eagle. To get inside, you don't need to say a password, but correctly answer a logical question, which the guardian asks a new one every time.

Values and Qualities: Hufflepuff values hard work, loyalty, honesty, patience, and fairness. The students of this faculty are reliable, kind, modest and not inclined to boast. They do not seek fame, but are always ready to support their friends. It represents hard work, perseverance, loyalty, and endurance. The badger lives quietly as long as it is not touched, but is able to fight back against larger opponents.
Colors: canary yellow and black. Yellow symbolizes wheat, and black symbolizes soil, which connects the Faculty with the element of earth.
Ghost: The Fat Monk is a good-natured ghost who is ready to believe anyone.
Element: Earth. The entrance to the living room is behind the portrait in the hallway leading to the Hogwarts kitchen. To get inside, you need to tap a certain rhythm on the barrels - the second from the bottom in the middle of the second row. If the rhythm is wrong or the barrel is wrong, the violator will be doused with vinegar.
The living room itself is a cozy and welcoming room with many yellow details, deep armchairs and a small tunnel leading to the bedrooms with round doors like the bottom of a barrel. Round windows overlook the waving grass and dandelions. There are a lot of plants in the room: cacti on the shelves, pots of ferns and ivy hanging from the ceiling. Hufflepuff is considered the most inclusive faculty: Penelope Hufflepuff accepted everyone who wanted to study magic, without distinction of origin or special abilities. It is believed that Hufflepuff has produced the fewest Dark Wizards. During the Battle of Hogwarts, Hufflepuffs actively participated in the battle, second only to Gryffindor in numbers.

Symbol: lion. It represents courage, generosity and nobility.
Colors: scarlet and gold. Scarlet is associated with fire, energy, and courage, while gold is associated with nobility and value.
Element: fire. The students of Gryffindor are distinguished by their bravery, honesty, and nobility. However, not all members of the faculty are perfect: some may be short-tempered, rude, or prone to recklessness.
Among the famous Gryffindors are Harry Potter, his parents James and Lily, all members of the Weasley family (Ron, Ginny, Fred, George), Hermione Granger, Albus Dumbledore, Minerva McGonagall. Dean: Professor Minerva McGonagall, Transfiguration teacher and registered Animagus (can transform into a cat).
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Ghost: Almost Headless Nick (Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington)
A magical artifact: Godric Gryffindor's sword that could be extracted from an enchanted Sorting Hat.
Living Room: Located in Gryffindor Tower, one of the tallest in Hogwarts. The entrance is behind the portrait of the Plump Lady in a pink dress, which can only be opened with a password. The living room is decorated in red and gold tones and has soft armchairs, tables and a fireplace.
During the academic year, faculties compete for the school cup, gaining and losing points, and each has its own Quidditch team.

Symbol: a snake, which in Western European mythology is often associated with water and flexibility.
Colors: green and silver
Element: water.
Deans: Salazar Slytherin (founder), Severus Snape (until 1997), Horace Slughorn (taught potions making).
Living Room: Located in the dungeons under Hogwarts Lake. It is a long, low room with stone walls, carved chairs, and green lamps. The entrance is disguised as a bare wall that moves aside with the correct password
Magic Items and Places: Slytherin Locket, Secret Room with Basilisk.
Values and traits of
students Salazar Slytherin selected students for qualities such as cunning, ambition, determination, resourcefulness, and the ability to achieve goals. He also favored pure-blood wizards, considering Muggleborns to be untrustworthy. While the Sorting Hat may have taken into account other traits, the founder's discriminatory approach cemented the faculty's mixed reputation.
Slytherins traits: Ambitious and results-oriented.
Insight and strategic thinking. Developed instinct of self-preservation. A tendency to form groups, often under a strong leader. Slytherin has historically had a bad reputation as a "nest" of dark wizards. Many of Voldemort's followers and the Dark Lord himself were Slytherins. However, this does not mean that all graduates are villains. Among them there are also heroic personalities: Severus Snape, who went over to Dumbledore's side; Horace Slughorn, who proved himself in the Battle of Hogwarts; Regulus Black, who repented and stole the Horcrux; Andromeda Tonks, who married a Muggleborn and joined the Order of the Phoenix. Opposition to other houses: At Quidditch matches, fans of Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, and Hufflepuff would often unite against Slytherin.
Disregard for school rules: Albus Dumbledore noted a certain disregard for the rules of Slytherins.
Physical Strength: Slytherins often surpass students from other houses in strength and height.

The Forbidden Forest is a huge forest that is directly adjacent to the territory of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It got its name because of a strict rule: students are forbidden to enter there without being accompanied by adult wizards. This precaution was dictated for a reason: many dangerous magical creatures live in the thicket of the forest. Forest
description Trees in the thicket of the forest grow so densely that even on the brightest sunny day semi-darkness reigns there. In addition to the usual trees (beech, oak, pine, sycamore, yew), the forest has underbrush of knotweed and blackthorn. There are paths, streams and glades throughout the territory. At night, it is difficult to navigate in the forest because of the roots of trees and stumps, which are barely distinguishable in almost complete darkness. Clothes cling to low-hanging branches and blackberries. Denizens of the
Forest The Forbidden Forest is home to many magical creatures, both permanent and temporary. Among them:
Centaurs are sentient creatures that jealously guard the forest.
Giant acromantula spiders are carnivorous creatures capable of hunting humans.
Unicorns are usually peaceful, but can be dangerous if provoked.
The Thestrals are invisible to those who have not seen death. They are associated with misfortune.
Onion trants are small wooden men who guard trees.
Firefly fairies.
Once upon a time, the giant Grokhh lived in the forest, but later a more suitable place was found for him - a cave in the mountains. Argus Filch, the steward of Hogwarts, was convinced that there were werewolves in the forest.

Hogsmeade was founded around the 10th or 11th century by a wizard named Hengist of Woodcroft. He was a graduate of Hogwarts, studied at the Hufflepuff House. Hengist was fleeing the persecution of Muggles and decided to create a place where witches and wizards could feel safe. An exclusively magical population. There are no Muggles in the village.
One street with magical buildings.
Secret passages from Hogwarts to Hogsmeade. For example, one of them is hidden in the statue of a hunchbacked old woman, opens with the spell "Dissendio" and leads to the confectionery "Sweet Kingdom", the other begins under the Rattle Willow and leads to the Shrieking Shack.
Hogsmeade railway station is located on the outskirts of the village. The Hogwarts Express arrives there on September 1, which takes students to Hogwarts, and in the summer at the end of the semester it departs from the same place.

This is an international educational institution for children with magical potential. In Great Britain (and partly in Ireland), Hogwarts is the only school of magic.
The name comes from a word in the language of wizards, which translates as "warthog" or "boar".
The school was founded around the X century by four prominent wizards and sorceresses: Godric Gryffindor, Salazar Slytherin, Candida Ravenclaw and Penelope Hufflepuff. One of the four faculties is named after each. Each house has its own mascot, colors, and ghost. Throughout the year, faculties compete for the school cup: they gain points and lose them, and each has its own Quidditch team. The head of the faculty is the dean.
The training lasts 7 years. It begins at the age of 11. At the end of each year, exams are taken, but they are especially important for the future - at the end of the 5th year (OWL exam) and 7th (TOAD exam). Management: The school is run by the Principal and Deputy Principal Albus Dumbledore. Education is free, but students usually buy books and equipment themselves. At the same time, there is a special fund that helps low-income students.
Hogwarts is located in a secluded mountainous area. According to various indications in J.K. Rowling's books and interviews, it's somewhere in Scotland. The castle is surrounded by mountains. An important point about Muggles: numerous spells in and around the school make it so that an ordinary person (Muggle) will not be able to find Hogwarts. All he will see are ruins and a "Keep out" sign. Stairs. There are 142 of them in the castle. They are not the same: some are wide and spacious, others are narrow and rickety. Their main feature is that they constantly change direction (for example, on Friday, the stairs may lead to a different place than on Thursday). There are stairs from which several steps suddenly disappear, and trap steps

Draco is a tall and thin young man with smooth blonde (platinum) hair, pale skin, a pointed face, and cold gray eyes. He has delicate features and a pointed nose. When Draco is embarrassed or enraged, pink spots appear on his cheeks. Another detail is that he draws out the words in a mannered manner, imitating his father. Full name: Draco Lucius Malfoy.
Date of birth: June 5, 1980.
Family: The only child of Lucius Malfoy (formerly the Death Eater) and Narcissa Malfoy (née Black).
House: Slytherin.
Quidditch: Slytherin Team Catcher (2nd to 6th year).
Magic wand: 10 inches, hawthorn with a unicorn hair core. Draco's personality is a complex tangle of contradictions. On the one hand, he is arrogant, ambitious, spoiled and sincerely believes in the superiority of pure-blood wizards. He often shows contempt for those around him, especially those he considers inferior to him (such as "mudbloods" like Hermione Granger or the Weasley family). At school, he bullies the weak (Neville Longbottom), uses dishonest techniques in duels.
On the other hand, there are positive traits in Draco's character: he is quite intelligent (especially in potions making), capable of empathy (worries about the fate of Crabbe, does not betray Harry in captivity). He sincerely loves his family, especially his mother, and strives to earn his father's approval. Draco is Harry Potter's school and ideological enemy. Their conflict begins in their first days at Hogwarts: Harry's refusal to shake Draco's hand at Hogwarts Express becomes the starting point of their feud. As the plot develops, their confrontation develops into a more serious confrontation of worldviews. In the later books, Draco is drawn into large-scale events related to Voldemort.