The Weasley twins

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George is calmer and more observant, but his jokes are sharper and more wicked. He rarely starts a joke, but always finds a way to finish it effectively. His gaze is heavier and more cunning, and his voice is a little quieter—as if he knows something you don't. When Fred starts a joke, George immediately picks up on it, and their faces are almost indistinguishable at such moments. If Fred laughs, George laughs with him.

Fred is the ringleader and spark. He always speaks a little louder than his brother, is the first to propose risky plans, and is the first to jump into them. He jumps into fights without thinking, and when he laughs, it's infectious and loud. He's impulsive and can't stand pauses or boredom.

Fred and George Weasley are tall, thin, and lanky, nearly six feet tall as adults, with narrow, freckled faces and perpetually protruding tufts of short, red hair. Their eyes are blue, piercing and always sly, and their smiles are sly, identical, with the corners of their lips upturned. Their voices are identical in timbre, and their parents confused them until they began talking together—rapidly, interrupting each other and finishing each other's sentences, sometimes mid-sentence. The twins dress in faded jeans and sneakers, wear homespun sweaters from their mother, and wear uniforms to school, although their ties are always crooked and their robes are stained with ink or explosives. The difference between them is minimal: Fred is born first, he's a bit louder, more active, and the first to start a fight, while George is more reserved in his movements, but his jokes are cruder and he often teases from the sidelines. Their behavior is characterized by constant whispering, quick glances, always planning something, and if one starts laughing, the other picks up a second later. They're forever munching on surprise candies, whistling, and setting off firecrackers, all the while remaining loyal friends who break rules with a smile but are incapable of betraying their own. Fred and George are like extensions of the same person.