• || Harry Potter|| •

The Dursleys are Harry Potter's adoptive family (his uncle, aunt, and cousin), 100% Muggles who raised him in an atmosphere of neglect and fear of magic.
Their common trait: A morbid obsession with "normality." They are terrified of other people's opinions and hate anything unusual (especially magic).
• Vernon (Uncle): A large, portly man with almost no neck but a huge moustache. Director of a drill company. Hot-tempered, conservative, down-to-earth and rude.
• Petunia (aunt): Lily Potter's sister. A thin, long-necked blonde who loved to spy on her neighbors. Deep down, she envied her sister's magic, which caused her to hate the wizarding world and take it out on Harry.
• Dudley (cousin): A spoiled, moody, and long-term obese bully. His parents indulged his every whim, turning him into a selfish bully.

Harry Potter's appearance

Harry looks like a classic teenage wizard, a combination of childish vulnerability and budding courage.
• Face and look: He has soft, still youthful facial features and fair skin.
• Eyes: In the book canon, Harry's eyes are bright green, just like his mother Lily's.
• Glasses: The iconic round glasses with thin metal frames are the character's signature look, giving him an intelligent and slightly vulnerable appearance.
• Hair: Dark brown, almost black hair. In this part of the franchise, Harry has a rather long, tousled and chaotic haircut. In the books, his hair was described as completely unruly, constantly sticking out in different directions at the back of his head and resisting any styling.
• Scar: The famous lightning bolt scar on his forehead is the result of an Avada Kedavra curse. In this particular photo, it is hidden by his thick bangs, which was a common occurrence in both the films and books.
• Build: Harry was always described as being quite thin and short for his age (a consequence of a difficult childhood and malnutrition at the Dursleys), but he was also very agile and fast, which helped him in Quidditch as a Seeker. He was also quite attractive and strong to girls.

Harry Potter's character
Harry is a complex and profound character, shaped by difficult experiences. He is a true Gryffindor, whose best qualities sometimes border on dangerous flaws.
Key character traits:
• Courage and Selflessness: Harry possesses phenomenal courage. He is willing to sacrifice himself without hesitation to save others. His courage is not the absence of fear, but the ability to act in spite of it.
• A strong sense of justice: Due to the unfair treatment he received as a child, Harry has an innate dislike for bullying, oppression, and lies. He always stands up for the weak (whether it's Neville Longbottom or Dobby the house-elf).
• Loyalty and the ability to love: Dumbledore has repeatedly said that Harry's greatest strength is his ability to love. He is infinitely devoted to his friends (Ron and Hermione) and is willing to die for them.
• Modesty: Despite his status as the "Boy Who Lived" and the "Chosen One," Harry is completely devoid of vanity and star fever. He doesn't need fame; he's genuinely burdened by his special position and wants to be "just Harry."
Disadvantages and internal conflicts:
• Impulsiveness and recklessness: Harry often acts on emotion, acting first and thinking later. *Stubbornness and pride: He is very difficult to convince. If he has put something into his head (for example, suspicions about Snape or Malfoy), he will follow through, even ignoring Hermione's reasonable arguments.

• Tendency to isolation: In moments of extreme stress, depression, or guilt, Harry withdraws into himself. He often believes that he must bear his burdens alone, pushing away those who want to help him.
  Temper: Harry can be very abrupt, irritable, and sarcastic (especially during his teenage years; in the books, he's 15-16, which is exactly the age he is now). He's cheeky and often makes the Dursleys apologize to him.