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Please consider turning it on! Remember Me. Depraved and porny. What starts as a punishment takes an un expected turn as Uncle Vernon decides to make Harry his little cock slut.
Nessuno ne parla e, a parte i purosangue, quasi nessuno sa nemmeno della loro esistenza. Harry Potter is a slut. He has no shame.
Harry suffers a trauma at the hands of Vernon Dursley. When Severus is sent to check on the boy, he finds more than he ever expected to.
Let's compare scars - I'll tell you whose is worse. For her son, for her nephew, for the memory of Lily, and for the eighteen-year-old girl she once was.
This is not necessarily a happy story. If it does become happy it will be a slow burner. My vision for this is it will be a Sirius and Harry relationship but Snape is there to confuse matters We start in the holidays before third year.
His uncle is viscous and violent. At a young age, Harry learned that he liked the taste of cum. After extensive emotional, physical, and sexual abuse from his uncle, Harry is sold off to a wealthy Frenchman who decides to raise Harry as his own personal sissy.
There Harry meets the stoic butler, Benoit, who reveals to the boy that he is a vampire. What does his runaway nephew do here? And when did he become such a pretty little thing?
Harry is underage, this is consensual. He is biologically male, but treated like a girl - goes by male pronouns. Viktor Krum is a Seeker, a prodigy, for the Bulgarian national Quidditch team.
He is well coordinated on a broom but slightly unbalanced on land. In the Quidditch World Cup title game between Bulgaria and Ireland, he suffers a severe bloody nose during the match and catches the Snitch as quickly as he can to end it, which hands victory to Ireland because Bulgaria was trailing by points at the time.
Krum is named Durmstrang champion upon entering his name for the prestigious Triwizard Tournament. He is often viewed with suspicion by his peers due to Durmstrang's reputation for teaching the Dark Arts, while looked upon with admiration for his feats, mainly by giggling Hogwarts girls.
Whilst competing in the Triwizard Tournament, he takes to visiting the Hogwarts library to try to talk to Hermione. He eventually gains the courage to ask her to the Yule Ball, a traditional formal dance associated with the Triwizard Tournament.
Krum has to rescue her from the merpeople in the Great Lake for the Second Task, revealing his deep affection for her.
Immediately afterward, he invited her to stay with him in Bulgaria and stated that he had "never felt this way about a girl before.
When he learns the truth, he and Harry become friendly, shortly before the appearance of a mentally incapacitated Bartemius Crouch Sr.
Crouch's disguised son stuns Krum shortly afterward, to murder his father unnoticed. In the climax of the book, Krum, under the influence of an Imperius Curse cast by Barty Crouch Jr , uses the Cruciatus Curse on Cedric Diggory to eliminate any opposition for Harry to win the tournament, but is not arrested nor punished for this, as he was not in control of his own faculties.
Krum briefly returns in Deathly Hallows, as a wedding guest of Bill and Fleur. He has a heated discussion with Xenophilius Lovegood, after he recognises a symbol that Xenophilius wears around his neck as the mark of Grindelwald; the symbol is later discovered to be the mark of the Deathly Hallows.
His attitude suggests that he wants to get back together with Hermione, and he is disgruntled to see her dancing with Ron. Krum then asked Harry who was disguised as a Weasley whether or not Ginny Weasley was single, showing that he had his eye on her too.
Rowling later stated that Krum eventually found love in his native Bulgaria. Stanislav Ianevski portrayed Krum in the film adaptation of Goblet of Fire.
He made a brief appearance in Deathly Hallows , but his scenes were cut from the film. Augusta Longbottom is Neville's paternal grandmother, introduced in Philosopher's Stone before Neville leaves for Hogwarts.
She raised him from a young age after Neville's parents were tortured and permanently incapacitated using the Cruciatus Curse by a group of Death Eaters led by Bellatrix Lestrange.
Early on, it is established that Neville is terrified of his grandmother, who is a very strict disciplinarian, a perfectionist, a staunch opponent of Voldemort and a no-nonsense witch, especially towards Neville, sometimes complaining he is not as gifted a wizard as his father.
In Order of the Phoenix , Neville discloses that his grandmother fully supports Harry and Dumbledore's proclamations that Voldemort had returned, even going so far as to cancel her subscription to the Daily Prophet , because they keep toeing the Ministry of Magic line that Harry was lying.
She reprimands Neville for failing to have already told his friends what happened to his parents, saying he should be "proud" to be their son for their bravery.
In Half-Blood Prince , Augusta wants Neville to continue studying Transfiguration instead of Charms , which she considers a soft option.
McGonagall also writes a letter to Augusta telling her it's time that she "learned to be proud of the grandson she's got, rather than the one she thinks she ought to have".
Deathly Hallows is a definite turning point for the relationship between Augusta and her grandson. Towards the climax of the book, it is revealed that the Death Eaters targeted Augusta when Neville began acting as leader of the reformed Dumbledore's Army.
The Ministry official John Dawlish is sent to arrest her; according to Neville, he was expecting an old woman living alone to be an easy target.
However, the implications are that Augusta is actually an extremely capable witch, easily overpowering Dawlish and evading capture by the Death Eaters.
She sends Neville an encouraging letter, which he keeps by his heart. Augusta arrives at the Battle of Hogwarts to assist her grandson.
Bolstered by Neville's leadership of the D. In the skit for the Children's Party at the Palace, it is revealed Augusta keeps a mousetrap in her bag.
Neville explains that his grandfather placed a Fanged Gerbil in Augusta's bag in , believing it would be funny. Augusta didn't agree with this, particularly after the gerbil bit her, and placed a mousetrap in her bag to prevent a repeat of this happening again.
Augusta is portrayed by Leila Hoffman in the first film, appearing only in the background escorting Neville to the Hogwarts Express.
Xenophilius Lovegood is Pandora Lovegood's husband, Luna Lovegood 's father, and the editor of The Quibbler , a magazine that often publishes stories about wild conspiracy theories or research on seemingly non-existent creatures.
In Greek, his name means "one who likes that which is strange" xeno meaning "strange" and philo meaning "liking" or "fondness". He is introduced in Deathly Hallows as a guest at the wedding of Fleur Delacour and Bill Weasley, and is said to be a friend.
He is described as eccentric looking, being slightly cross-eyed, with shoulder-length white hair the texture of candyfloss and wearing garishly coloured robes.
Xenophilius wears the symbol of the Deathly Hallows around his neck as a way of showing his willingness to help other believers in the Hallows in their quest to obtain them.
Although initially one of the staunchest supporters of the anti-Voldemort, pro-Harry Potter movement through his magazine, Xenophilius later betrays the trio's location to the Death Eater-controlled Ministry of Magic in a bid to ensure the safe return of his kidnapped daughter.
After an ensuing battle with Xenophilius and the Death Eaters, the trio escape and the Death Eaters arrest Xenophilius, which saves his reputation, as he is mentioned on the clandestine " Potterwatch " radio broadcast as a persecuted anti-Voldemort dissident, and the issue of The Quibbler in which he attacks Harry is buried under the ruins of his home and never distributed.
Harry, Ron, and Hermione never reveal his attempted betrayal, which was motivated solely by fear for Luna's life. He is named after Tonks' late father, Ted Tonks , and his own father, Remus.
Teddy is a Metamorphmagus like his mother Nymphadora, and is not affected by his father's lycanthropy.
Narcissa attended Hogwarts, where she was in Slytherin. She later married Lucius Malfoy , with whom she has one son, Draco , of whom she is extremely protective.
Narcissa is first described as a tall, slim blonde who would have been attractive if not for "a look that suggested there was a nasty smell under her nose".
Although Narcissa certainly seems to share the Blacks' and her husband's views on blood purity on the outside, [1] her actions indicate she is far more concerned about the welfare of her family than helping Voldemort.
Although Narcissa makes her first, very brief appearance in Goblet of Fire , where she attends the Quidditch World Cup with her husband and son, her role in the series first becomes important in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
At the beginning of the book, Narcissa and Bellatrix arrive suddenly at Snape's home. Narcissa is distraught, almost hysterical , with her husband imprisoned in Azkaban and her son forced to accept a difficult and dangerous assignment by Voldemort.
She begs Snape to help Draco and asks him to make an Unbreakable Vow , to which he agrees. Narcissa also appears later in the novel, shopping with Draco for his new robes at Madam Malkin's.
She and Draco bump into Harry, Ron and Hermione. Harry taunts Narcissa for her husband being sent to Azkaban, and in turn, she mocks his dead godfather, Sirius Black.
Narcissa also says that "Harry will be reunited with dear Sirius before I am reunited with Lucius", showing that she believes Harry to die soon.
Draco defuses the situation by leaving with his mother. In Deathly Hallows, Narcissa's home is being used against her will as the Headquarters for Voldemort and his Death Eaters and for confining several prisoners, including eventually, Harry, Ron, and Hermione.
When this group escapes with the help of Dobby , Voldemort places Narcissa and her family under house arrest. In the climax of the book, the Malfoys are brought with the other Death Eaters to Hogwarts, when Voldemort invades the castle.
When she feels Harry's heart beating, she quietly asks him whether Draco is still alive at Hogwarts, a fact that Harry confirms.
Knowing that she will not be free to search for her son unless she can return with the Death Eaters as part of a "conquering army", Narcissa lies to Voldemort and declares Harry to be dead.
She is later seen at the end of the book, with her husband and son, unsure what to do and how to behave amidst the celebration of Voldemort's death.
However, thanks to her lie to Voldemort, the Malfoys manage to avoid imprisonment in Azkaban. In the film series, Narcissa shows very little to no animosity towards Harry personally, only dueling him after he attacks Draco during the Battle of Malfoy Manor.
Narcissa's question to Harry and subsequent lie to Voldemort are preserved in the film. Narcissa's reaction to the final battle is changed dramatically: she utterly ignores it, literally turning her back on the situation and taking Draco with her, with Lucius following after a moment.
Narcissa is portrayed by Helen McCrory in the film series. Madame Olympe Maxime is the headmistress of Beauxbatons , the French wizarding school.
The character is introduced in Goblet of Fire when her school is invited to the Triwizard Tournament, with Fleur Delacour being elected as Beauxbatons' champion.
When Harry is chosen as the fourth champion and second Hogwarts champion, she is angered and is about to leave the tournament, but she eventually agrees to stay.
In Goblet of Fire , she is described as being elegant and wearing black satin robes, and having olive skin and handsome features, but being extremely tall.
It is revealed that Madame Maxime's huge size is due to her half-giant background. She fiercely denies this, although she is around the same height as fellow half-giant Rubeus Hagrid.
Upon first sight, Hagrid immediately takes a fancy to Madame Maxime, which he shows by attempting to groom himself properly and wearing his hairy brown suit when she is around.
Unfortunately, they failed in their mission, because Voldemort also sent a group of Death Eaters to address the giants. When giants attack Hagrid, Madame Maxime defended him by using a conjunctivitis curse.
Hagrid describes her spell work as "brilliant". She separates from Hagrid during the return journey, however, because he would not abandon his giant half-brother Grawp , who proves to be a highly taxing travelling companion.
She returns to Beauxbatons alone. Cormac McLaggen is a Gryffindor student one year above Harry. Cormac is depicted as unsympathetic, and his Gryffindor bravery is both a strength and a flaw: he is foolhardy and proud, bordering on arrogant.
Cormac goes up against Ron in trying out for the position of Keeper on the Quidditch team when Harry becomes captain, but Hermione secretly jinxes him with the Confundus Charm, causing him to miss his last save and thus helping Ron retain his spot.
He starts Gryffindor's match against Hufflepuff after Ron is unable to play due to poisoning, but his debut is disastrous as he orders the team about instead of focusing on his own position, knocks Harry unconscious with a Bludger, and contributes to Gryffindor's lopsided —60 loss, thus earning him universal dislike among his housemates.
He briefly becomes a pawn in the escalating tensions between Ron and Hermione, when Hermione invites him to Slughorn's Christmas party as her date, in retaliation for Ron's relationship with Lavender Brown.
The plan backfires when she becomes exasperated with McLaggen's arrogant behaviour, and she leaves him stranded under the mistletoe and avoids him for the remainder of the party.
Muriel is a great-aunt of the Weasley children on Molly's side. According to Ron, she is rude to just about everyone she meets. She is described as having bloodshot eyes and a large, feathery pink hat, making her look like a "badly tempered flamingo".
She lends her beautiful goblin -made tiara to Fleur for the wedding. In spite of her dislike for the late Dumbledore, Muriel offers support to the Order of the Phoenix, providing her house in The Deathly Hallows for Harry when the Order removes him from the safety of the Dursleys'.
Later in the book, most of the Weasleys and several others hide in her house because they are targeted as blood traitors or Mudbloods.
Moaning Myrtle born Myrtle Elizabeth Warren [21] is a ghost that haunts the first-floor girls' lavatory at Hogwarts. True to her nickname, she has a tendency to moan, sob, whine, wail and complain, especially upon the mention of death.
Her constant moping and wailing causes plumbing problems in the lavatory she haunts. In Chamber of Secrets , it is established that the character is the ghost of a Muggle-born witch who died while a student at Hogwarts, fifty years before the events in the book.
Myrtle was hiding in the first floor girls' lavatory to elude Olive Hornby, a classmate who perpetually tormented her about her glasses, when the Chamber of Secrets was opened and the basilisk emerged and killed her.
Tom Riddle used her death to create his second Horcrux : his diary. Myrtle has since sulkily haunted the same lavatory where she died, but despite her miserable disposition, she is often flirtatious with Harry.
She tells Harry how to solve the puzzle of the golden egg that he retrieved in the first task, by opening it underwater.
She is more upbeat and mischievous, and enjoys having Harry briefly to herself to boss around. He later meets her in the lake where she directs him to the merpeople's village.
After Harry near-fatally injures Malfoy with a Sectumsempra spell during a duel, Myrtle quickly spreads the news by screaming, "Murder!
Murder in the bathroom! Rowling revealed on her website that Myrtle was in Ravenclaw House [22] and that her full name was Myrtle Elizabeth Warren.
The character was omitted from Half-Blood Prince. Garrick Ollivander is the proprietor of Ollivanders , a prestigious shop which sells magical wands in Diagon Alley.
Although Ollivander is generally presented as a genial elderly man, Harry is unnerved the first two times he meets him in the series because the wandmaker appears to admire what Voldemort could do with his original wand and, later, the Elder Wand.
Despite his wands' popularity, he can easily remember the materials and attributes of every wand he has ever sold, as well as its owner.
In Philosopher's Stone , Ollivander assists year-old Harry in selecting his first wand. Finding Harry a particularly difficult customer to match, Ollivander finally selects an eleven-inch-long wand made of holly containing a phoenix feather later revealed to have come from Dumbledore's phoenix, Fawkes , which is perfectly suited to Harry.
Ollivander is intrigued that this particular wand would suit Harry, and reveals that Fawkes contributed only one other feather, to the wand being used by Voldemort.
Ollivander appears in Goblet of Fire during the preliminary ceremonies of the Triwizard Tournament, where he acts as an expert judge for the Weighing of the Wands.
In Half-Blood Prince , his shop has closed and is boarded up, and Ollivander himself is missing. In Deathly Hallows , Ollivander has been captured by Voldemort and imprisoned at Malfoy Manor with Luna, with whom he develops an affectionate relationship as the two strive to keep each other's spirits up.
He is among those rescued from the manor by Dobby , after which, at Shell Cottage , he provides Harry and his friends with some useful information about the Elder Wand.
He later goes into hiding at the home of Auntie Muriel and sends Luna a new wand as a gift. His first name was revealed in Pottermore.
It was also revealed that he is married and has a son and a daughter the latter deceased. Some of the names of his wandmaker ancestors were also revealed: Geraint Ollivander ancestor , Gerbold Octavius Ollivander paternal grandfather , Gervaise Ollivander father.
Pansy Parkinson is a Slytherin student who is described as pug-faced and frequently seen with an unnamed gang of Slytherin girls, acting as their leader, or at least spokeswoman.
She is first mentioned in the Sorting in Philosopher's Stone , and makes her first appearance in Madam Hooch 's flying class, during which she teases Parvati Patil for defending Neville Longbottom after Draco steals Longbottom's Remembrall.
In Prisoner of Azkaban, she cries and follows Malfoy to the hospital wing after he is attacked by Buckbeak , and continues to fawn over him despite his deliberate exaggeration of the extent of his injury.
They attended the Yule Ball together in Goblet of Fire. Throughout the series, Pansy regularly mocks Harry and his companions.
She gives false information on Harry, Hermione, and Hagrid to Rita Skeeter, and openly voices criticisms of Hagrid to Umbridge in terms of her displeasure about his Care of Magical Creatures class and her difficulty in understanding his voice.
She and other Slytherins also taunt the Gryffindor Quidditch players from the stands during a morning practice, notably teasing Angelina Johnson about her braided hair.
During a Gryffindor-Slytherin match, which is also Ron's debut as the new Gryffindor Keeper, she conducts the Slytherin students as they sing a demeaning song entitled "Weasley is our King".
Pansy has a slightly increased role in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. When Dumbledore's Army flees the Room of Requirement following Dobby's revelation of an informant, Pansy searches the girls' bathrooms for escaped members and seizes Hermione's list of names as evidence.
However, the Inquisitorial Squad members are jinxed in the midst of a student rebellion following Fred and George Weasley 's departure from Hogwarts.
Pansy is thereafter admitted to the hospital wing and misses a day's worth of lessons after sprouting a pair of antlers. Near the conclusion of Deathly Hallows, when Voldemort demands Harry's surrender to prevent the attack on Hogwarts, she advocates handing him to the Death Eaters, only for the other houses to collectively respond by standing up and pointing their wands at her.
She eventually evacuates with the other Slytherins. In the final book of the series, they are revealed to be the original owners of the Deathly Hallows , which, according to The Tales of Beedle the Bard , they received from Death, although Dumbledore believed it is more likely that they created them themselves.
The Peverell lineage continues through its living descendants, including Harry and his children. After Hermione saw the symbol of the Deathly Hallows on Ignotus Peverell's grave in Godric's Hollow, Harry recalled Marvolo Gaunt boasting that his ring held the Peverell coat of arms on it, thus realising that the three brothers were the Peverells.
Harry deduces that he is descended from Ignotus, as the cloak is passed down through his family. Furthermore, Rowling has confirmed that Harry and Voldemort are indeed distant relatives because of their relation to the Peverells, as the majority of wizard families share common ancestry.
Antioch Peverell was the eldest of the three Peverell brothers, and owner of the Elder Wand. He was killed in his sleep after bragging about the wand's invincibility, having won a duel with it.
The murderer then stole the Elder Wand, thus initiating its bloody history. Cadmus Peverell was the middle of the three Peverell brothers, and owner of the Resurrection Stone.
Using the Stone, he resurrected the girl he had once hoped to marry, who had died an untimely death. Though she had returned to the mortal world, she did not truly belong there and suffered.
Driven mad by this, he killed himself to join her. The Stone was later embedded in a ring that ended up belonging to Marvolo Gaunt. Ignotus Peverell was the youngest of the three Peverell brothers, described in The Tales of Beedle the Bard as "the humblest and the wisest of the brothers".
He was the owner of the Cloak of Invisibility , due to which, unlike his brothers, he avoided dying for many years, living a full and long life, and ultimately "greeting Death as a friend.
Unlike other cloaks of invisibility, it has never shown any kind of fading or damage despite the cloak being passed down through many generations of the Peverell family and ultimately to Harry.
Harry is therefore a descendant of Ignotus Peverell. Both by birthright and by blood relations, Harry Potter is the rightful owner of the three Deathly Hallows, [HP7] yet he decides to keep the Cloak only, returning the Elder Wand to Dumbledore's tomb after using it only to repair his own holly wand, and leaving the Resurrection Stone lost in the Forbidden Forest.
In the film Deathly Hallows Part 2 , Harry destroys the Elder Wand, snapping it in half and throwing the pieces off a bridge.
Madam Rosmerta is the landlady of The Three Broomsticks pub. She is described in the books as "a curvy sort of woman" with curly hair; several students—including Ron—have a crush on her.
In Prisoner of Azkaban , Madam Rosmerta is angered when Dementors are in Hogsmeade as their presence is scaring away many of her customers.
Apart from hosting an informal meeting between McGonagall, Cornelius Fudge , Filius Flitwick , and Hagrid, she does not play a major role in the early part of the Harry Potter series.
In Half-Blood Prince it emerges that in order to fulfil his mission to assassinate Dumbledore, Draco has managed to place Rosmerta under the Imperius Curse.
He uses her to pass on a cursed necklace to Hogwarts student Katie Bell , who accidentally touches the necklace and is herself subjected to the very harmful curse intended for the Headmaster.
Draco also commands her to send a bottle of poisoned mead to Horace Slughorn intending it to be a Christmas present for Dumbledore, after overhearing Hermione mentioning that the school security would not recognise something put in a mislabelled bottle, and knowing that a package from Rosmerta would not be checked.
Malfoy communicates with Rosmerta through enchanted fake Galleons. After Harry and Dumbledore's adventure in the cave to retrieve a locket they believe to be one of Voldemort's Horcruxes, they apparate to Hogsmeade, where Madam Rosmerta alerts them to the presence of the Dark Mark above the school and gives them brooms on which they can travel rapidly back to Hogwarts, where Draco's plan can be brought to completion.
Rosmerta is among those paying respects at Dumbledore's funeral. She is named after the Gaulish goddess Rosmerta , whose attributes include abundance and fertility.
Stan Shunpike is the young, pimply conductor of the Knight Bus. He speaks with a Cockney accent and talks to Harry as he travels to London in the first part of Prisoner of Azkaban.
He also appears briefly in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire at the Quidditch World Cup, boasting to a group of Veela, the Bulgarian team's official mascot, of his ambitious plans to become the next Minister of Magic.
Harry and Dumbledore, however, believe that he is almost certainly not guilty. Even so, Stan is kept in Azkaban in order for the Ministry of Magic to give the pretence that progress is being made in the capturing of Death Eaters.
When the new Minister for Magic asks Harry to be a sort of mascot for the Ministry, Harry refuses on the grounds of the Ministry's actions at the time — namely holding Stan under arrest.
Harry gives himself away to his attackers by attempting to only disarm Stan, as Harry believes him to be under the Imperius Curse, and is later reprimanded by Remus Lupin.
Later on, when Harry, Ron and Hermione are captured in the forest by Fenrir Greyback, Ron attempts to pose as Stan only to be immediately disbelieved and told Stan has "put a bit of work their way" referring to turning in missing or wanted Muggle-borns.
Stan was portrayed by Lee Ingleby in the film adaptation of Prisoner of Azkaban. Rita Skeeter is a reporter for the Daily Prophet and a correspondent for the Witch Weekly , who specialises in tabloid journalism , for which she is armed with such magical devices as the Quick-Quotes Quill.
Rita is an unregistered Animagus , capable of transforming into a beetle to spy on unsuspecting victims for her stories, which she is revealed to have done multiple times in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
As a reporter who fabricates information to write an appealing story, she is a nuisance to Harry and his friends throughout Goblet of Fire , and a brief but reluctant ally in Order of the Phoenix.
She is described as having curly blonde hair, jewelled spectacles, thick fingers with two-inch long nails painted crimson, a crocodile-skin handbag, and a heavy jawed face.
Harry first encounters Rita when she interviews the Triwizard Tournament contestants for an article in the Daily Prophet , which turns out to be a highly falsified story on Harry himself.
During the situations where Rita overhears information, the book subtly refers to her presence: Viktor Krum mentions that Hermione has a water beetle in her hair, and during the Yule Ball, she overhears Hagrid telling Madame Maxime that he is half-giant, Harry having noticed a beetle on a nearby statue.
During a Divinations class, Harry falls asleep and hears an "insect clicking. Rita, in revenge, then writes a nasty story about Hermione based on false rumours provided by Pansy Parkinson , making her out to be a plain but skilled witch who uses love potions to "satisfy her taste for celebrity wizards," including Harry and Krum.
Rita's last defaming article states that Harry is "disturbed and dangerous," and uses comments from Draco and his Slytherin cronies as its basis.
Ultimately, Hermione discovers the means by which Rita Skeeter spies on others and forces her to "keep her quill to herself for a full year", threatening to report her to the authorities as an illegal Animagus.
Her last article discredits Harry and serves as the basis for Cornelius Fudge's refusal to believe Harry's story about Voldemort's return.
It is also the start of the Ministry's smear campaign against Harry and Dumbledore. In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Hermione blackmails Rita by threatening to reveal that she is an Animagus and forces her to interview Harry about Voldemort's return.
She then must submit her story to The Quibbler. Rita later makes a brief appearance in Half-Blood Prince , where Harry is infuriated to notice her clutching a notebook at Dumbledore's funeral.
Although Rita does not make an appearance in Deathly Hallows, she is mentioned on numerous occasions throughout the novel, generally in a negative light in relation to her unauthorised biography of Dumbledore entitled The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore.
The book depicts the former headmaster in an extremely negative light but is mostly based on truth, much to Harry's horror. It is implied that she gained some of her information in unethical or illegal ways.
I imagine she immediately dashed off a biography of Harry after he defeated Voldemort. One quarter truth to three-quarters rubbish.
It has been speculated that the fraught relationship between Rowling and the press was the inspiration for the author to develop the character.
However, Rowling noted in that the character actually predates her rise to fame. Potter you're back!
She wasn't called Rita then but she was a woman. And then I thought, as I looked at the plot overall, I thought, that's not really where she fits best, she fits best in Four when Harry's supposed to come to terms with his fame.
Hepzibah Smith is introduced within Dumbledore's Pensieve , as part of a series of memories shown to Harry by his headmaster probing into Voldemort's past.
She is described as having been an extremely wealthy, well-born old witch who enjoyed collecting antiques and collectibles.
In the memory, Hepzibah wears long robes and gowns of pink, and when sitting upon her throne-like chair, she is described as giving the impression of a large "melting iced cake".
She wears a large, elaborate, ginger wig upon her head and dabs her red cheeks with rouge. Tom Riddle , fresh out of Hogwarts and working for Borgin and Burkes , visits Hepzibah to make an offer for some goblin-made armour which she owns.
He presents her with flowers and charms and flatters her. Enamoured of Riddle, Hepzibah shows him her most prized possessions — a cup, owned by her ancestor Helga Hufflepuff , and a locket which once belonged to Salazar Slytherin , that she had purchased from Borgin and Burkes.
Two days after the events of the memory occurred, Hepzibah died, and Hufflepuff's cup and Slytherin's locket were never found. Andromeda Tonks is the mother of Nymphadora Tonks.
The middle sister, she was burned off the family tapestry in Number 12, Grimmauld Place by her aunt Walburga and estranged from the family because she married Ted Tonks , a Muggle-born wizard.
She was Sirius Black 's favourite cousin. Andromeda is responsible for giving her daughter the name "Nymphadora", [32] a name like those typical of her family.
She has a talent for household spells and cleanliness, lacked by her husband and daughter. She is not introduced until the beginning of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
She strongly resembles her sister Bellatrix, so much so that Harry thinks she is Bellatrix upon first meeting her, but Andromeda is kind looking and has soft brown rather than black hair.
She and Ted are later tortured for information on Harry's whereabouts. For someone who is not a member of the Order of the Phoenix, the war with Voldemort and his followers exacts a very heavy toll on Andromeda: her husband, her daughter, her son-in-law and her sister are all killed.
Rowling stated in an interview that after the war, Andromeda raises Teddy Lupin , her grandson. She is never seen in the films.
Edward "Ted" Tonks is a Muggle-born wizard who is described as a "fair-haired, big-bellied man". He marries Andromeda Black.
Their marriage led to his wife's disownment by the rest of her strict pure-blood family. Ted and Andromeda are the parents of Nymphadora Tonks.
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Uncle Vernon - Best MomentsWhat starts as a punishment takes an un expected turn as Uncle Vernon decides to make Harry his little cock slut. Nessuno ne parla e, a parte i purosangue, quasi nessuno sa nemmeno della loro esistenza.
Harry Potter is a slut. He has no shame. Harry suffers a trauma at the hands of Vernon Dursley. When Severus is sent to check on the boy, he finds more than he ever expected to.
Let's compare scars - I'll tell you whose is worse. For her son, for her nephew, for the memory of Lily, and for the eighteen-year-old girl she once was.
This is not necessarily a happy story. If it does become happy it will be a slow burner. My vision for this is it will be a Sirius and Harry relationship but Snape is there to confuse matters We start in the holidays before third year.
His uncle is viscous and violent. At a young age, Harry learned that he liked the taste of cum. After extensive emotional, physical, and sexual abuse from his uncle, Harry is sold off to a wealthy Frenchman who decides to raise Harry as his own personal sissy.
There Harry meets the stoic butler, Benoit, who reveals to the boy that he is a vampire. What does his runaway nephew do here? And when did he become such a pretty little thing?
Harry is underage, this is consensual. He is biologically male, but treated like a girl - goes by male pronouns.
Vernon is unsatisfied with the new addition to his family, good thing the freak turns out to be helpful in some aspects. Vernon waits for Petunia and Duddly to leave for a weekend, then he takes action.
He's wanted this for too damn long, and it's time that the boy knew that he wanted it too. He starts Gryffindor's match against Hufflepuff after Ron is unable to play due to poisoning, but his debut is disastrous as he orders the team about instead of focusing on his own position, knocks Harry unconscious with a Bludger, and contributes to Gryffindor's lopsided —60 loss, thus earning him universal dislike among his housemates.
He briefly becomes a pawn in the escalating tensions between Ron and Hermione, when Hermione invites him to Slughorn's Christmas party as her date, in retaliation for Ron's relationship with Lavender Brown.
The plan backfires when she becomes exasperated with McLaggen's arrogant behaviour, and she leaves him stranded under the mistletoe and avoids him for the remainder of the party.
Muriel is a great-aunt of the Weasley children on Molly's side. According to Ron, she is rude to just about everyone she meets.
She is described as having bloodshot eyes and a large, feathery pink hat, making her look like a "badly tempered flamingo". She lends her beautiful goblin -made tiara to Fleur for the wedding.
In spite of her dislike for the late Dumbledore, Muriel offers support to the Order of the Phoenix, providing her house in The Deathly Hallows for Harry when the Order removes him from the safety of the Dursleys'.
Later in the book, most of the Weasleys and several others hide in her house because they are targeted as blood traitors or Mudbloods.
Moaning Myrtle born Myrtle Elizabeth Warren [21] is a ghost that haunts the first-floor girls' lavatory at Hogwarts. True to her nickname, she has a tendency to moan, sob, whine, wail and complain, especially upon the mention of death.
Her constant moping and wailing causes plumbing problems in the lavatory she haunts. In Chamber of Secrets , it is established that the character is the ghost of a Muggle-born witch who died while a student at Hogwarts, fifty years before the events in the book.
Myrtle was hiding in the first floor girls' lavatory to elude Olive Hornby, a classmate who perpetually tormented her about her glasses, when the Chamber of Secrets was opened and the basilisk emerged and killed her.
Tom Riddle used her death to create his second Horcrux : his diary. Myrtle has since sulkily haunted the same lavatory where she died, but despite her miserable disposition, she is often flirtatious with Harry.
She tells Harry how to solve the puzzle of the golden egg that he retrieved in the first task, by opening it underwater. She is more upbeat and mischievous, and enjoys having Harry briefly to herself to boss around.
He later meets her in the lake where she directs him to the merpeople's village. After Harry near-fatally injures Malfoy with a Sectumsempra spell during a duel, Myrtle quickly spreads the news by screaming, "Murder!
Murder in the bathroom! Rowling revealed on her website that Myrtle was in Ravenclaw House [22] and that her full name was Myrtle Elizabeth Warren.
The character was omitted from Half-Blood Prince. Garrick Ollivander is the proprietor of Ollivanders , a prestigious shop which sells magical wands in Diagon Alley.
Although Ollivander is generally presented as a genial elderly man, Harry is unnerved the first two times he meets him in the series because the wandmaker appears to admire what Voldemort could do with his original wand and, later, the Elder Wand.
Despite his wands' popularity, he can easily remember the materials and attributes of every wand he has ever sold, as well as its owner.
In Philosopher's Stone , Ollivander assists year-old Harry in selecting his first wand. Finding Harry a particularly difficult customer to match, Ollivander finally selects an eleven-inch-long wand made of holly containing a phoenix feather later revealed to have come from Dumbledore's phoenix, Fawkes , which is perfectly suited to Harry.
Ollivander is intrigued that this particular wand would suit Harry, and reveals that Fawkes contributed only one other feather, to the wand being used by Voldemort.
Ollivander appears in Goblet of Fire during the preliminary ceremonies of the Triwizard Tournament, where he acts as an expert judge for the Weighing of the Wands.
In Half-Blood Prince , his shop has closed and is boarded up, and Ollivander himself is missing. In Deathly Hallows , Ollivander has been captured by Voldemort and imprisoned at Malfoy Manor with Luna, with whom he develops an affectionate relationship as the two strive to keep each other's spirits up.
He is among those rescued from the manor by Dobby , after which, at Shell Cottage , he provides Harry and his friends with some useful information about the Elder Wand.
He later goes into hiding at the home of Auntie Muriel and sends Luna a new wand as a gift. His first name was revealed in Pottermore.
It was also revealed that he is married and has a son and a daughter the latter deceased. Some of the names of his wandmaker ancestors were also revealed: Geraint Ollivander ancestor , Gerbold Octavius Ollivander paternal grandfather , Gervaise Ollivander father.
Pansy Parkinson is a Slytherin student who is described as pug-faced and frequently seen with an unnamed gang of Slytherin girls, acting as their leader, or at least spokeswoman.
She is first mentioned in the Sorting in Philosopher's Stone , and makes her first appearance in Madam Hooch 's flying class, during which she teases Parvati Patil for defending Neville Longbottom after Draco steals Longbottom's Remembrall.
In Prisoner of Azkaban, she cries and follows Malfoy to the hospital wing after he is attacked by Buckbeak , and continues to fawn over him despite his deliberate exaggeration of the extent of his injury.
They attended the Yule Ball together in Goblet of Fire. Throughout the series, Pansy regularly mocks Harry and his companions.
She gives false information on Harry, Hermione, and Hagrid to Rita Skeeter, and openly voices criticisms of Hagrid to Umbridge in terms of her displeasure about his Care of Magical Creatures class and her difficulty in understanding his voice.
She and other Slytherins also taunt the Gryffindor Quidditch players from the stands during a morning practice, notably teasing Angelina Johnson about her braided hair.
During a Gryffindor-Slytherin match, which is also Ron's debut as the new Gryffindor Keeper, she conducts the Slytherin students as they sing a demeaning song entitled "Weasley is our King".
Pansy has a slightly increased role in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. When Dumbledore's Army flees the Room of Requirement following Dobby's revelation of an informant, Pansy searches the girls' bathrooms for escaped members and seizes Hermione's list of names as evidence.
However, the Inquisitorial Squad members are jinxed in the midst of a student rebellion following Fred and George Weasley 's departure from Hogwarts.
Pansy is thereafter admitted to the hospital wing and misses a day's worth of lessons after sprouting a pair of antlers. Near the conclusion of Deathly Hallows, when Voldemort demands Harry's surrender to prevent the attack on Hogwarts, she advocates handing him to the Death Eaters, only for the other houses to collectively respond by standing up and pointing their wands at her.
She eventually evacuates with the other Slytherins. In the final book of the series, they are revealed to be the original owners of the Deathly Hallows , which, according to The Tales of Beedle the Bard , they received from Death, although Dumbledore believed it is more likely that they created them themselves.
The Peverell lineage continues through its living descendants, including Harry and his children. After Hermione saw the symbol of the Deathly Hallows on Ignotus Peverell's grave in Godric's Hollow, Harry recalled Marvolo Gaunt boasting that his ring held the Peverell coat of arms on it, thus realising that the three brothers were the Peverells.
Harry deduces that he is descended from Ignotus, as the cloak is passed down through his family. Furthermore, Rowling has confirmed that Harry and Voldemort are indeed distant relatives because of their relation to the Peverells, as the majority of wizard families share common ancestry.
Antioch Peverell was the eldest of the three Peverell brothers, and owner of the Elder Wand. He was killed in his sleep after bragging about the wand's invincibility, having won a duel with it.
The murderer then stole the Elder Wand, thus initiating its bloody history. Cadmus Peverell was the middle of the three Peverell brothers, and owner of the Resurrection Stone.
Using the Stone, he resurrected the girl he had once hoped to marry, who had died an untimely death. Though she had returned to the mortal world, she did not truly belong there and suffered.
Driven mad by this, he killed himself to join her. The Stone was later embedded in a ring that ended up belonging to Marvolo Gaunt. Ignotus Peverell was the youngest of the three Peverell brothers, described in The Tales of Beedle the Bard as "the humblest and the wisest of the brothers".
He was the owner of the Cloak of Invisibility , due to which, unlike his brothers, he avoided dying for many years, living a full and long life, and ultimately "greeting Death as a friend.
Unlike other cloaks of invisibility, it has never shown any kind of fading or damage despite the cloak being passed down through many generations of the Peverell family and ultimately to Harry.
Harry is therefore a descendant of Ignotus Peverell. Both by birthright and by blood relations, Harry Potter is the rightful owner of the three Deathly Hallows, [HP7] yet he decides to keep the Cloak only, returning the Elder Wand to Dumbledore's tomb after using it only to repair his own holly wand, and leaving the Resurrection Stone lost in the Forbidden Forest.
In the film Deathly Hallows Part 2 , Harry destroys the Elder Wand, snapping it in half and throwing the pieces off a bridge.
Madam Rosmerta is the landlady of The Three Broomsticks pub. She is described in the books as "a curvy sort of woman" with curly hair; several students—including Ron—have a crush on her.
In Prisoner of Azkaban , Madam Rosmerta is angered when Dementors are in Hogsmeade as their presence is scaring away many of her customers.
Apart from hosting an informal meeting between McGonagall, Cornelius Fudge , Filius Flitwick , and Hagrid, she does not play a major role in the early part of the Harry Potter series.
In Half-Blood Prince it emerges that in order to fulfil his mission to assassinate Dumbledore, Draco has managed to place Rosmerta under the Imperius Curse.
He uses her to pass on a cursed necklace to Hogwarts student Katie Bell , who accidentally touches the necklace and is herself subjected to the very harmful curse intended for the Headmaster.
Draco also commands her to send a bottle of poisoned mead to Horace Slughorn intending it to be a Christmas present for Dumbledore, after overhearing Hermione mentioning that the school security would not recognise something put in a mislabelled bottle, and knowing that a package from Rosmerta would not be checked.
Malfoy communicates with Rosmerta through enchanted fake Galleons. After Harry and Dumbledore's adventure in the cave to retrieve a locket they believe to be one of Voldemort's Horcruxes, they apparate to Hogsmeade, where Madam Rosmerta alerts them to the presence of the Dark Mark above the school and gives them brooms on which they can travel rapidly back to Hogwarts, where Draco's plan can be brought to completion.
Rosmerta is among those paying respects at Dumbledore's funeral. She is named after the Gaulish goddess Rosmerta , whose attributes include abundance and fertility.
Stan Shunpike is the young, pimply conductor of the Knight Bus. He speaks with a Cockney accent and talks to Harry as he travels to London in the first part of Prisoner of Azkaban.
He also appears briefly in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire at the Quidditch World Cup, boasting to a group of Veela, the Bulgarian team's official mascot, of his ambitious plans to become the next Minister of Magic.
Harry and Dumbledore, however, believe that he is almost certainly not guilty. Even so, Stan is kept in Azkaban in order for the Ministry of Magic to give the pretence that progress is being made in the capturing of Death Eaters.
When the new Minister for Magic asks Harry to be a sort of mascot for the Ministry, Harry refuses on the grounds of the Ministry's actions at the time — namely holding Stan under arrest.
Harry gives himself away to his attackers by attempting to only disarm Stan, as Harry believes him to be under the Imperius Curse, and is later reprimanded by Remus Lupin.
Later on, when Harry, Ron and Hermione are captured in the forest by Fenrir Greyback, Ron attempts to pose as Stan only to be immediately disbelieved and told Stan has "put a bit of work their way" referring to turning in missing or wanted Muggle-borns.
Stan was portrayed by Lee Ingleby in the film adaptation of Prisoner of Azkaban. Rita Skeeter is a reporter for the Daily Prophet and a correspondent for the Witch Weekly , who specialises in tabloid journalism , for which she is armed with such magical devices as the Quick-Quotes Quill.
Rita is an unregistered Animagus , capable of transforming into a beetle to spy on unsuspecting victims for her stories, which she is revealed to have done multiple times in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
As a reporter who fabricates information to write an appealing story, she is a nuisance to Harry and his friends throughout Goblet of Fire , and a brief but reluctant ally in Order of the Phoenix.
She is described as having curly blonde hair, jewelled spectacles, thick fingers with two-inch long nails painted crimson, a crocodile-skin handbag, and a heavy jawed face.
Harry first encounters Rita when she interviews the Triwizard Tournament contestants for an article in the Daily Prophet , which turns out to be a highly falsified story on Harry himself.
During the situations where Rita overhears information, the book subtly refers to her presence: Viktor Krum mentions that Hermione has a water beetle in her hair, and during the Yule Ball, she overhears Hagrid telling Madame Maxime that he is half-giant, Harry having noticed a beetle on a nearby statue.
During a Divinations class, Harry falls asleep and hears an "insect clicking. Rita, in revenge, then writes a nasty story about Hermione based on false rumours provided by Pansy Parkinson , making her out to be a plain but skilled witch who uses love potions to "satisfy her taste for celebrity wizards," including Harry and Krum.
Rita's last defaming article states that Harry is "disturbed and dangerous," and uses comments from Draco and his Slytherin cronies as its basis.
Ultimately, Hermione discovers the means by which Rita Skeeter spies on others and forces her to "keep her quill to herself for a full year", threatening to report her to the authorities as an illegal Animagus.
Her last article discredits Harry and serves as the basis for Cornelius Fudge's refusal to believe Harry's story about Voldemort's return.
It is also the start of the Ministry's smear campaign against Harry and Dumbledore. In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Hermione blackmails Rita by threatening to reveal that she is an Animagus and forces her to interview Harry about Voldemort's return.
She then must submit her story to The Quibbler. Rita later makes a brief appearance in Half-Blood Prince , where Harry is infuriated to notice her clutching a notebook at Dumbledore's funeral.
Although Rita does not make an appearance in Deathly Hallows, she is mentioned on numerous occasions throughout the novel, generally in a negative light in relation to her unauthorised biography of Dumbledore entitled The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore.
The book depicts the former headmaster in an extremely negative light but is mostly based on truth, much to Harry's horror.
It is implied that she gained some of her information in unethical or illegal ways. I imagine she immediately dashed off a biography of Harry after he defeated Voldemort.
One quarter truth to three-quarters rubbish. It has been speculated that the fraught relationship between Rowling and the press was the inspiration for the author to develop the character.
However, Rowling noted in that the character actually predates her rise to fame. Potter you're back! She wasn't called Rita then but she was a woman.
And then I thought, as I looked at the plot overall, I thought, that's not really where she fits best, she fits best in Four when Harry's supposed to come to terms with his fame.
Hepzibah Smith is introduced within Dumbledore's Pensieve , as part of a series of memories shown to Harry by his headmaster probing into Voldemort's past.
She is described as having been an extremely wealthy, well-born old witch who enjoyed collecting antiques and collectibles. In the memory, Hepzibah wears long robes and gowns of pink, and when sitting upon her throne-like chair, she is described as giving the impression of a large "melting iced cake".
She wears a large, elaborate, ginger wig upon her head and dabs her red cheeks with rouge. Tom Riddle , fresh out of Hogwarts and working for Borgin and Burkes , visits Hepzibah to make an offer for some goblin-made armour which she owns.
He presents her with flowers and charms and flatters her. Enamoured of Riddle, Hepzibah shows him her most prized possessions — a cup, owned by her ancestor Helga Hufflepuff , and a locket which once belonged to Salazar Slytherin , that she had purchased from Borgin and Burkes.
Two days after the events of the memory occurred, Hepzibah died, and Hufflepuff's cup and Slytherin's locket were never found. Andromeda Tonks is the mother of Nymphadora Tonks.
The middle sister, she was burned off the family tapestry in Number 12, Grimmauld Place by her aunt Walburga and estranged from the family because she married Ted Tonks , a Muggle-born wizard.
She was Sirius Black 's favourite cousin. Andromeda is responsible for giving her daughter the name "Nymphadora", [32] a name like those typical of her family.
She has a talent for household spells and cleanliness, lacked by her husband and daughter. She is not introduced until the beginning of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
She strongly resembles her sister Bellatrix, so much so that Harry thinks she is Bellatrix upon first meeting her, but Andromeda is kind looking and has soft brown rather than black hair.
She and Ted are later tortured for information on Harry's whereabouts. For someone who is not a member of the Order of the Phoenix, the war with Voldemort and his followers exacts a very heavy toll on Andromeda: her husband, her daughter, her son-in-law and her sister are all killed.
Rowling stated in an interview that after the war, Andromeda raises Teddy Lupin , her grandson. She is never seen in the films. Edward "Ted" Tonks is a Muggle-born wizard who is described as a "fair-haired, big-bellied man".
He marries Andromeda Black. Their marriage led to his wife's disownment by the rest of her strict pure-blood family. Ted and Andromeda are the parents of Nymphadora Tonks.
Ted plays an active role in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Near the beginning of the novel, his home is a hideout for Harry and Hagrid, as the two are on the run from Voldemort.
His home holds the Portkey that helps Harry escape to The Burrow. Later due to Ted's refusal to register as a Muggle-born, he is one of the Muggle-born wizards to flee the Ministry's new oppressive regime after the Death Eaters take over.
Soon after, Ted is murdered by Snatchers who also kill Gornuk and Cresswell. Oliver Wood is Captain and keeper of the Gryffindor Quidditch team in the first three novels and was first introduced in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
He is simply described as being big and burly. Wood is a talented and keen player and a born leader as captain, but also tends to act as a taskmaster due to his obsession with the game; he never cancels practices, poor weather conditions notwithstanding, and holds training sessions in early morning hours.
Although Oliver is in general a nice person, he lacks tact. Oliver appears briefly in Goblet of Fire , when he excitedly introduces Harry to his parents at the Quidditch World Cup and announces that he joined the Puddlemere United reserve team.
He is one of many Hogwarts students, past and present, who take part in the Battle of Hogwarts in Deathly Hallows , and is among the survivors of the first clash; Harry sees him assisting Neville Longbottom in carrying the body of Colin Creevey.
He is four years above Harry in Gryffindor. Oliver Wood was portrayed by Sean Biggerstaff in the first two films and once again in the eighth film.
Using a series of flashbacks, Rowling describes how the Prime Minister is aware of the existence of the wizarding world, through several meetings with Fudge that include his first night as Prime Minister, the night in which Sirius Black escaped from Azkaban , the notification of the incident in the Quidditch World Cup and the announcement of the importation of dragons and a sphinx for the Triwizard Tournament, and finally the Azkaban mass break-out from the fifth book.
Rowling intended to include the Prime Minister scene in earlier books, but she thought that it could not properly fit until the sixth book. In the first chapter of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince , the Prime Minister recalls his day, during which one of his political opponents had been criticising him and his government for several catastrophes that have recently happened in Britain.
Readers discover a little later during the discussion with Fudge, that these catastrophes are, in fact, the doings of Voldemort and his followers.
He also discovers that he is protected by an Auror who now works in his office, Kingsley Shacklebolt. The Weird Sisters are a wizarding rock band.
Their instruments include guitars, bass, lute, cello, bagpipes and drums. They are booked by Dumbledore to play at Hogwarts during the Yule Ball.
In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire they are described as "all extremely hairy and dressed in black robes that had been artfully ripped and torn.
In , Warner Bros. The members of the band according to Wizards of the Coast Famous Wizard cards are:. They appear in the film version of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire played by the following real-life musicians:.
He was named after his paternal grandfather James Potter and his father's godfather Sirius Black , and he is described as being similar in character to both of his namesakes as well as his uncles, Fred and George Weasley , with a penchant for practical jokes and general misbehaviour.
Albus Severus Potter is Harry and Ginny's second-born child. Albus is said to look much like Harry and to be the only one of his siblings to have inherited Lily Potter's green eyes.
He is named after Albus Dumbledore and Severus Snape , and would be eleven at the time of the epilogue. Albus is one of the main characters in the two-part stage play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
Albus Severus Potter was born in Lily Luna Potter is the daughter of Harry and Ginny, the youngest of their three children.
Her name honours two women important to her parents—her paternal grandmother Lily Potter , and her parents' good friend Luna Lovegood.
It is also stated that she has her mother's and possibly both of her own grandmothers' red hair. Rose Weasley is Hermione and Ron's daughter and older child.
Rose is introduced in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows epilogue in which she is leaving for her first year at Hogwarts, as is her cousin Albus Severus Potter.
According to Ron she inherited her mother's brains and ambition. Hugo Weasley is Hermione and Ron's son and younger child.
He is close in age to Harry and Ginny's daughter and youngest child, Lily Luna Potter, and had not yet started at Hogwarts by the epilogue of Deathly Hallows.
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