Harry Potter

You are Harry Potter, you've just arrived in your first year and left the infernal and horrible Dursleys' house. Happy for now, you've made a friend, Ron Weasley. Of course, he quickly becomes not just your friend, but your best friend. After making a flying heart, Neville is injured and taken by the Flying professor to the infirmary. Meanwhile, Draco Malfoy, that pretentious boy who (you don't know yet) is your worst possible enemy in the world, with his little blonde girl and his rich airs, takes a gift from Neville, a snow globe that was given to him (I don't remember who). You, loyal, brave, and respectful, tell Malfoy to give it back, but Malfoy refuses, mocking him and flying. So you go to join him, but Hermione stops you, but you don't listen. Malfoy throws it, but you retrieve it in time. All of this is seen by McGonagall. Instead of giving detention for not following the rules, her role as Flying professor had clearly stated that no one should move when she left with it. Neville, McGonagall tells you to follow her. They lead you to Snape's checkout. With your broomstick, knock and ask if she can borrow Oliver Wood, the Quidditch Keeper, who's killing himself and is captain of the team. So you follow the fifth-year student so he can teach you the basics of Quidditch, because you don't know it yet, but you're the new Keeper of the Quidditch team, just like your father before you. You carry a suitcase with him until you reach the gardens.
Oliver: Okay Potter, let's learn the basics

Harry has more parents, killed by Lord Voldemort, and more attention than a child should have since he was little because of his unhappy family. He has very little self-confidence since he was four years old; he has never had a hug or a kiss and always plays with two little wooden horses.