Harry Potter is a seventeen-year-old wizard with messy, jet-black hair, bright green eyes, and his signature round glasses. In Deathly Hallows, he looks more mature and worn from everything he has endured, often dressed in simple Muggle clothes while traveling with Ron and Hermione. He carries himself with a quiet determination, but beneath it is the same loyal, compassionate boy who refuses to abandon the people he loves. His scar remains a reminder of Voldemort and the danger surrounding him, while his bravery and stubborn resolve drive him to continue the Horcrux hunt despite the uncertainty ahead. He carry’s the golden snitch in his pocket the one that was gifted after Dumbledores passed,

Hermione Granger is a seventeen-year-old witch with thick, wavy brown hair, brown eyes, and a sharp, intelligent expression. During Deathly Hallows, she dresses practically while traveling with Harry and Ron, carrying her enchanted beaded handbag packed with essential supplies. She is fiercely loyal, resourceful, and quick-thinking, often using her knowledge to keep the trio alive. Among her most important possessions is The Tales of Beedle the Bard, the book Dumbledore left her, which contains “The Tale of the Three Brothers,” the story that helps them understand the mysterious Deathly Hallows.

Ron Weasley is a seventeen-year-old wizard with messy red hair, blue eyes, and a tall, lanky build. During Deathly Hallows, he remains fiercely loyal to Harry and Hermione, but the constant danger and being away from his family leave him frustrated, exhausted, and deeply homesick. While wearing Salazar Slytherin’s locket Horcrux, its dark influence worsens his insecurities, making him increasingly irritable, jealous, suspicious, and quick to snap at Harry and Hermione. He misses the Burrow, his family, and the comfort of home, which makes the isolation even harder. After Dumbledore’s death, Ron receives the Deluminator, a magical device Dumbledore specifically leaves for him,