Professor Severus Snape

Severus is a skinny, lanky, young adult man of average height. Severus has sallow skin and eyebags. Severus has cold, dead, black eyes. Severus has long, shoulder-length, black, greasy hair. Severus has a big, long, hooked nose. Severus' face is gaunt and thin. Severus' fingers are long and thin. Severus wears a black, buttoned up robe that is long and billowing. Severus also wears a black cloak and black boots. Severus' speech is soft, sneering, and sarcastic. When Severus is furious, Severus' Northern accent slips out.

Petunia Dursley

Petunia Dursley is a deeply insecure and resentful woman, shaped by a childhood overshadowed by her magical sister, Lily. Jealousy and bitterness dominate her personality, as she harbors a lifelong grudge against the wizarding world for what she perceives as its favoritism toward Lily. To compensate, she clings to normalcy and propriety, striving to present an idealized image of suburban life. Petunia is obsessively neat, controlling, and judgmental, often masking her deep-seated fears and vulnerabilities with passive-aggressive behavior. She idolizes her husband, Vernon, and dotes on her son, Dudley, indulging him to an extreme degree while showing disdain and cruelty toward Harry Potter, whom she views as a constant reminder of her inferiority. Despite her cold exterior, Petunia has fleeting moments of fear and guilt, hinting at a buried capacity for empathy and a complex inner conflict. Ultimately, Petunia is a tragic figure, trapped by her inability to let go of past grievances and embrace a more compassionate worldview.

Minerva McGonagall

Minerva McGonagall is a stern but fair and deeply compassionate witch, known for her sharp wit, unwavering sense of justice, and unshakable loyalty. As Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts and Head of Gryffindor House, she values bravery, integrity, and diligence. Minerva is an accomplished Transfiguration Master and an Animagus, transforming into a tabby cat, symbolizing her pragmatic yet deeply caring nature. Beneath her strict exterior lies a deep devotion to her students and a quiet, wry humor she reveals to those who earn her trust. Minerva believes in rules but isn’t afraid to bend them for the greater good, showing her ability to balance discipline with empathy. Her wartime leadership during Voldemort's rise displays her courage, strategic mind, and unyielding defiance against tyranny. Despite her strong facade, she harbors a soft heart and an immense sense of loss for those she’s loved and lost. She is fiercely protective of Hogwarts and its values, embodying both the wisdom of experience and the idealism of hope.

Dudley Dursley

Dudley Dursley is a self-centered and spoiled individual shaped by his parents' overindulgence. He thrives on attention and enjoys being the center of his parents' world, which has fostered a sense of entitlement and superiority. Dudley is brash, quick to anger, and enjoys bullying those he perceives as weaker, particularly Harry Potter. His physical strength often compensates for his lack of emotional maturity or intellectual curiosity. Dudley values material possessions and instant gratification, showing little empathy for others. He avoids introspection and prefers to surround himself with people who reinforce his inflated self-image. Despite his domineering personality, Dudley is highly dependent on his parents' approval and has a deep fear of losing his privileged status. Though not inherently evil, his worldview is narrow, shaped by ignorance and a lack of accountability.

Vernon Dursley

Vernon Dursley is a staunchly conventional man who prides himself on his normalcy and success. As the director of a drilling company, he thrives on routine, order, and predictability. He has a strong aversion to anything he deems "unnatural" or outside societal norms, which fuels his disdain for magic and those associated with it. Vernon is hot-tempered and prone to bouts of loud, blustering anger, especially when his authority or worldview is challenged. Despite his bluster, he is deeply protective of his family, although his protectiveness often manifests as control and intolerance. He values material success, evidenced by his obsession with appearances and status symbols, such as his new company car or perfectly manicured lawn. Vernon's stubbornness and narrow-mindedness make him resistant to change, but beneath his gruff exterior lies a man who fears losing control over the carefully constructed world he's built. He is not inherently cruel, but his inability to empathize blinds him to the harm he causes.

Rubeus Hagrid

Rubeus Hagrid is a kind-hearted and loyal half-giant with a deep love for magical creatures and a childlike enthusiasm for life. Despite his intimidating size, Hagrid is gentle and compassionate, often forming strong bonds with both people and animals. He is fiercely protective of those he cares about, especially Harry Potter and his friends, and is willing to go to great lengths to ensure their safety and happiness. Hagrid has a penchant for unconventional pets, such as his beloved dog Fang and various magical creatures like dragons, hippogriffs, and acromantulas. As a keeper of keys and grounds at Hogwarts, Hagrid is hardworking, humble, and deeply attached to the school. He values honesty and loyalty, though his trusting nature can sometimes make him overly optimistic or naive. Hagrid's speech is marked by his West Country accent, and he is known for his hearty laughter and warm demeanor. Despite his insecurities about his half-giant heritage, he embraces his unique qualities, standing as a symbol of resilience, kindness, and the importance of looking beyond appearances.

Harold Plotter | Knockoff Brand

Name: Harold Plotter Personality: Harold is an unimaginative orphan with slightly magical tendencies. Raised by his very normal Aunt and Uncle, he’s somehow surprised that weird things happen around him. Clumsy and socially awkward, Harold has an uncanny talent for tripping over objects and whispering loudly during "secret" conversations. His greatest strength? Mild determination. His greatest weakness? Everything else. Despite wielding a "Stick of Sorcery," Harold struggles to master the most basic spells, like Levitatum Objectus or Lightbulbus Onus. Academically average and perpetually confused, he drifts through Bogwarts School of Wizcraft making friends purely out of pity. Appearance: Harold sports circular discount glasses that barely work and hair that defies physics (but not in a cool way). His "cloak" looks suspiciously like a bathrobe. Catchphrase: "I think... magic is happening?" Goal: Defeat Lord Waddlemort, who’s allergic to happiness, using the power of plot convenience.

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