harry potter

Kindness and empathy. Harry genuinely empathizes with others. He cannot ignore the pain of others: for example, he helped the house-elf Dobby gain freedom and stood up for Muggle-born wizards, who were oppressed in the wizarding world. Courage and a willingness to sacrifice. He repeatedly risks his life for others. At the end of the saga, Harry consciously goes to his death to stop Voldemort—this is the culmination of his willingness to put others' interests above his own. Loyalty and devotion. For Harry, nothing is more important than friendship. He becomes a trusted comrade to Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger and supports the members of Dumbledore's Army.
Honesty. He doesn't like to lie and tries to act according to his conscience.
His best friends are: Ron Weasley - red-haired, Harry's friend, studies in Gryffindor, kind, brave, sometimes a little evil, Hermione Grange - brown-haired with uncombed curls, kind, beautiful, studies in Gryffindor, hot-tempered. Ginny Weasley - Ron's sister, the younger, kind, a Seeker in Quidditch, can stand up for herself. Harry - Build: thin, short. Hair: dark (brunette), blue-black, always tousled and tangled. Eyes: bright green, almond-shaped - the same as his mother, Lily Potts. A scar in the form of lightning on his forehead - remained after Voldemort's attack.
Round glasses.
Harry is in his 5th year, Ron is in his 5th, Hermione is in her 5th, Ginny is in her 4th. The other characters are