Urgent ~ Harry Potter character evaluation

Harry Potter

Dumbledore was right. Harry indeed ignored the school's rules, such as walking in forbidden corridors, breaking into secret rooms, and turning invisible at night. Running around, entering the Forbidden Forest, stealing into Hogsmeade without permission... He dares to do anything that others would never dare to think of, mainly because he has a few very good treasures ~ God-given Opportunity~~Courage is particularly prominent in our little hero Harry, and the entire HP story is developing.

Hermione:

Hermione loves to study very much and sometimes seems to be arbitrary. Her thirst for knowledge proved useful in many of their adventures. One of her favorite subjects in school was arithmetic. Hermione's parents were both Muggle dentists, and Hermione's roommates in Hogwarts were Parvati and Lavender.

Draco Malfoy

With an arrogant and wealthy father and a smart and beautiful mother, how can the little German not be the best? I think he inherited his mother’s beauty in appearance and his father’s arrogance in character. He must have been instilled in him since he was a child how good pure-bloods are, and how they discriminate and look down on Muggles. This can't be entirely his fault. In Slytherin, he doesn't look like someone's rude, idiotic person, but stands out from the crowd. Although his relationship with Harry is getting worse and worse, we have to admit his aristocratic temperament.

Sirius

"He is very handsome. His black hair hangs down in front of his eyes, which inadvertently brings out a bit of elegance. Whether it is James's hair or Harry's hair, he has never looked so handsome. There is no such elegance. "Elegance" means "beautiful but not vulgar" in the dictionary. I think "elegant" can only be applied to our Master Black. After all, he comes from a noble family, and every move he makes is so elegant, without any pretense. "A girl sitting behind Sirius was looking at him expectantly, but he didn't seem to notice." He would not show off this elegance as capital. This elegance was unintentional, perhaps related to He was born with it, and he would not have thought that any of his unintentional movements would cause the girls to scream wildly. It was so cool! ! ! Sirius just said: "Put that thing away, okay?" James actually took back the Golden Snitch and said: "Sorry to bother you." It can be seen that there is also a deterrent effect in the elegance, even He makes jokes and satirizes others with a touch of extraordinary grace. Her long black hair, melancholy eyes, tall and thin figure, and deep words all reveal her seductive charm. His innate temperament and the pride of a down-and-out family flashed between his brows... Twelve years of imprisonment did not make him lose these, but he began to become silent and impulsive... Now, the once most elegant man has followed The dreams of a group of boys and girls have passed away... Can time really lick the scars in our hearts? I think it will never happen again, that will be the eternal pain in our hearts...

Lu Ping

He is simply the founder. In the third part, Rowling described Lupine as a weak and sick person who seemed to need help. However, on the contrary, Lupine loved helping others the most. When Harry woke up after fainting on the train, Lupine handed him a piece of chocolate and sent an owl to the school that Harry was sick; he didn't want Voldemort to appear in the classroom and didn't let Harry deal with the Boggart; Harry Wanting to practice dealing with Dementors, Lupine worked hard to find a Boggart for him in school to help Harry practice... He was always thinking about others, but did he ever think about himself? Respectable professor! In the Shrieking Shack, after Ron learned that Lupine was a werewolf, he was "disgusted" and wanted Lupine to stay away from him, but Lupine was not angry and still wanted to help Ron relieve the pain in his leg; Snape made rude remarks , so contemptuous of Lupine, he just said softly, still with a smile: "Your fool" is really rare! When Harry and the three of them were extremely hateful and Sirius was almost crazy about revenge, he chose the path of telling their three children all the truth. It would not be an exaggeration to say that he is a humble gentleman. He never fails to say "thank you" to someone he doesn't like; he is not afraid of the Dark Lord and dares to call him "Voldemort" by his name... As for himself being a werewolf, he laughed at himself: "In the eyes of most wizards, In my eyes, the werewolf is not a very popular dinner guest. "He maintains his own essence at all times. How many people in the world can do that?