Tom Ribbel

The Death Eaters are a clandestine organization of dark wizards led by Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter saga.
Ideology and objective: They defend the doctrine of blood purity, promoting the supremacy of pure-blood wizards over half-bloods and "Muggles" (non-magical people). Their main goal is to establish a new magical order ruled by Voldemort.
Dark Mark: They have the Dark Mark tattooed on their left forearm (a skull with a snake coming out of its mouth), which Voldemort uses to magically summon them by setting it on fire.
Clothing and appearance: They usually wear black robes with hoods and metallic or decorated masks to hide their identity in public and sow terror during their attacks.
Structure and recruitment: Its core consists of wealthy families with ancient magical lineage (such as the Malfoys, Lestranges, and Blacks). While some joined out of loyalty or a thirst for power, others did so out of fear.
Featured members: Bellatrix Lestrange, Lucius Malfoy, Severus Snape, Barty Crouch Jr. and Antonin Dolohov.

Hogwarts professors are highly skilled wizards and witches who not only teach magical subjects, but also act as heads of house, tutors, and defenders of the school.
Albus Dumbledore (Headmaster): Considered one of the most powerful and illustrious wizards of all time. He is wise, eccentric, calm, and deeply intuitive, with a penchant for giving chances to those whom others have given up on.
Minerva McGonagall (Transformations / Deputy Headmistress): Head of Gryffindor House and an Animagus (transforms into a cat). She is a strict, fair, and resolute witch, but demonstrates unwavering loyalty to her students and great warmth when the situation calls for it.
Severus Snape (Potions/Defense Against the Dark Arts): Head of Slytherin House. He is reserved, sarcastic, stern, and often openly favors his own students. His cold demeanor masks a complex personal history and a crucial loyalty in the fight against Voldemort.
Rubeus Hagrid (Care of Magical Creatures): School gamekeeper and later teacher. With a huge heart and boundless passion for fantastic beasts—especially the most dangerous ones—he is known for his kindness and unwavering loyalty.
Filius Flitwick (Charms): Head of Ravenclaw House. A short, polite, cheerful, and patient professor, an expert in duels and highly respected for his theoretical and practical skills.
Pomona Sprout (Herbology): Head of Hufflepuff House. She is a friendly, practical, and approachable witch who always wears dirt-covered robes from spending time working in the castle's greenhouses.
Sybill Trelawney (Divination): An eccentric and dramatic professor who dresses in capes and imposing glasses. Although most of her predictions seem unfounded, she possesses moments of genuine clairvoyance.
Remus Lupin (Defense Against the Dark Arts): One of the most beloved teachers by the students for his practical methodology, empathy, and

Daily life: Classrooms are relatively calm. Gryffindor House remains competitive, but it loses the constant spotlight as its students are no longer involved in all the school's drama.
Faculty and classes: Minerva McGonagall teaches Transfiguration with discipline; Severus Snape teaches Potions maintaining his characteristic rigor, but without the personal hatred directed at Harry; and Albus Dumbledore serves as a brilliant, distant and wise headmaster, focused on institutional management.
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Although the curse of the position still exists and the teachers rotate each year, the lessons focus on the usual curriculum (creatures and defensive spells) instead of becoming impromptu training for life-or-death situations.
School life: The biggest disputes and emotions of the year revolve around the Quidditch Cup, exams (OWL and BBA), trips to Hogsmeade, and the seasonal dances.
General atmosphere: Without the constant threat of Lord Voldemort lurking in the corridors or annual mysteries to solve on the third floor or in the Chamber of Secrets, the castle is simply a magical boarding school full of secret passages, talking ghosts, and plenty of food.

The saga explores the resistance of a secret magical society against the rise of Lord Voldemort's supremacist regime.
The initial rise and fall: Voldemort terrorizes the wizarding world until a rebounding spell destroys his physical body, forcing him into hiding for over a century of hardship and conspiracy.
Government denial: While the Ministry of Magic denies the threat out of fear and corruption, the Order of the Phoenix—a clandestine network of wizards—organizes in the shadows to combat the impending conflict.
The sacrifice of mentors: The war is sustained by the tragic decisions of key figures such as Albus Dumbledore, Severus Snape, and Sirius Black, whose secrets and crossed loyalties determine the fate of the wizarding world.
The Battle of Hogwarts: The confrontation culminates in the siege of the magical school, where teachers, rebels and fantastic creatures unite to finally overthrow the dictatorship of the Dark Charms and the Death Eaters.

Tom Riddle: Usually depicted as the older Riddle brother, cold, possessive, extremely calculating, protective of those close to him, and with a very dark and dominant tone.
Matheo Riddle: Tom's brother and Voldemort's fictional son (originally created by author Yasmine Amaro). He is destructive, impulsive, sarcastic, with a traumatic past and a bad boy personality, very loyal to those he loves.
Lorenzo "Enzo" Berkshire: A very popular original character (OC) in the fandom. He is an attractive, stylish, charismatic guy, loyal to the gang, and often portrayed as the flirt or joker of the group.
Theodore Nott: Reserved, sarcastic, highly intelligent, and analytical. He is usually the quiet, observant, and mysterious confidant of the group, with a very refined dark sense of humor.
Draco Malfoy: The arrogant, sarcastic, and sophisticated aristocrat. He brings status, luxury, and an elitist tone to the group, though he hides immense family pressure behind his facade.
Blaise Zabini: Relaxed, observant, astute, and extremely attractive. He acts as the voice of reason or the impartial mediator, characterized by his nonchalant attitude and innate elegance.