Harry Potter (full name Harry James Potter, Harry James [Potter Family Genealogy] Potter Family Genealogy·Potter) is a famous series of novels and movies "Harry Potter" by British female writer J.K. Rowling

The protagonist in .

Harry Potter was born on July 31, 1980, the only son of James Potter and Lily Potter.

The third brother who took the Invisibility Cloak from Death in "The Tale of the Three Brothers" is a descendant of Ignotus Peverell (confirmed during the conversation with Dumbledore at King's Cross Station), while Harry's nemesis Voldemort (

The ancestor of Tom Marvolo Riddle is said to be the descendant of the second child who possesses the Resurrection Stone in "The Legend of the Three Brothers" (see "The Tales of Beedle the Bard").

(See the Baidu Encyclopedia "Voldemort" entry for details) This also shows that there are layers of complex relationships between Harry Potter and Voldemort.

He has black hair, green eyes, and a scar on his head.

When he turned seventeen, he finally got rid of the underage magic detection curse.

But after he discovered that he and Voldemort could not coexist in the world, he followed Dumbledore's guidance and fought against Voldemort.

Although Harry is a member of the Potter family, he was orphaned due to the loss of his parents when he was a child. He lived with the Dursleys and was treated harshly by them.

Although Harry could tolerate their treatment, he could not tolerate any insult to his parents (in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", Aunt Marge made this mistake and was transformed by Harry.

became a big balloon).

According to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, he lived in a closet.

Later he was invited to study at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Harry Potter married Ginny Weasley and had two sons and a daughter.

Dumbledore Over the course of the series, Albus Dumbledore was portrayed as a wizard with modern reformist ideas: unlike other wizards, Dumbledore would order Muggle newspapers to learn about the non-magical world.

He despises the Dementors and dislikes the Ministry of Magic's alliance with them, even though the Dementors guard Azkaban, the wizarding prison.

He believed that the Dementors would help him once Voldemort returned.

His guess turned out to be correct.

He had no prejudice against non-wizards, treating some humans (called half-humans) and non-humans (who Dumbledore nobly referred to as "beings") on an equal footing with wizards.

He believes that wizards will suffer the consequences of their long-term neglect of their survival and harvesting of their rights.

He was the first headmaster to allow werewolves to attend Hogwarts, providing young Remus Lupin with a safe place to transform and heal him of his pain and changes.

He was against the killing of giants.

He believed that the wizard's massacre had driven the giant population to extinction.

After Voldemort's return, he suggested that the Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge, should immediately extend a hand of friendship to the giants to prevent them from joining Voldemort.

When the minister disapproved of the idea, he secretly sent Rubeus Hagrid as a courier.

We later learn from Hagrid that Dumbledore knows where the giant is hiding.

He appointed some people, such as Rubeus Hagrid (half-giant), Professor Flitwick (goblin), Remus Lupin (werewolf), Argo Filch (squib) and Firenze (centaur)

), as a Hogwarts staff member.

From his actions, we find that he is a champion of the freedom of house elves.

When he appointed Dobby to Hogwarts, he agreed to give him employment benefits, such as salary and holidays.

Most of all he wanted Sirius Black to treat his house elves better.

He got along well with the known goblins as they were part of the anti-Voldemort movement.

He appointed the squib Mrs. Arabella Figg to guard Harry Potter.

He is not superstitious about the ominous rumors about the Thestrals and uses them to travel when he doesn't want to apparate or fly on a broomstick.

He also allowed the Thestrals to pull student carriages into Hogwarts.

Dumbledore treated both pure-bloods and mixed-bloods alike, believing that their futures were determined not by their blood, but by their choices.

Hagrid is a character in the Harry Potter series.

The keykeeper of Hogwarts. Later, due to the retirement of the previous Care of Magical Creatures professor and Rubeus Hagrid's love for animals, he took over the course and became a professor.

He is a half-giant. In order to prevent the giants from collaborating with Voldemort, he was entrusted by the principal Dumbledore to serve as a messenger between humans and giants.

In 1942, the Chamber of Secrets was opened by Tom Riddle, but he blamed Hagrid, who was his classmate at the time, saying that Hagrid's spider Aragog killed the mudblood Myrtle. Hagrid was expelled and Dumbledore stayed.

He later worked as a gamekeeper, a school keykeeper, and in the autumn of 1993 became a Care of Magical Creatures teacher.

Hagrid is a half-giant who is almost twice as tall as a normal person.

He is almost crazy about magical creatures. He once raised his own hunting dog Yaya, a three-headed giant monster, the dragon Norbert, the spider Aragog, the hippogriff, a strange plant, and even brought his giant brother Ge

Lopu was taken to the Forbidden Forest.

Hagrid looks a bit scary, but he has a kind heart.

Hagrid was admitted to Hogwarts in 1940.