Introduction to Fred Weasley in Harry Potter

Sacrifice in the battle at Hogwarts in Chapter 31 of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows".

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Fred and Percy emerged from behind, both dueling with the hooded, masked man.

Harry, Ron and Hermione ran forward to help, and bright lights shot out in all directions. The man fighting Percy quickly retreated, his hood slipped down, and they saw him high. High forehead and mottled hair.

"Hello, Minister!" Percy shouted, and he swore a curse at Thicknesse. Thicknessy dropped his wand and grabbed the chest of his robe with his hand. It was so uncomfortable. "I said I was going to resign, right?" Percy added.

"You're kidding, Percy!" Fred shouted, as the Death Eater he was fighting collapsed under the blows of three Stunning Curses. Thicknesse fell to the ground, with many small nails sprouting from his body, as if he was turning into a sea urchin. Fred looked at Percy happily.

"You really are joking, Percy... It seems like I haven't heard you joke in a long time, since you-"

The air suddenly exploded. They had gathered together just now, Harry, Ron, Hermione, Fred, Percy, and the two Death Eaters at their feet, one under the Stunning Curse and the other under the Transfiguration Curse; the danger seemed temporary. The next moment, the world was torn apart. Harry felt like he was flying into the air. He could only hold on to the thin stick, his only weapon, and protect his head with both arms: he heard the shouts and screams of his companions, but There was no way of knowing what had happened to them—

Then the world faded into pain and blur: half of his body was buried in rubble, and the corridor had just been horrifically attacked. The cold air told him that one side of the castle had been blown away, and the warm, sticky feeling on his cheek told him that he was bleeding profusely. Then, he heard a scream that wrenched his heart. The pain expressed in that scream could never be caused by fire or spells. Harry stood up unsteadily, feeling extremely frightened, more frightened than he had ever been in this day and in his life...

Hermione struggled to stand up from the ruins, and the three red-haired People gathered where the wall had been blown away. Harry grabbed Hermione's hand and the two stumbled across the debris and splinters of wood.

"No-no-no!" someone shouted, "No! Fred! No!"

Percy shook his brother and Ron knelt Beside them, Fred's eyes stared blankly, with the last hint of a smile on his face.