Draco Malfoy is arrogant, snobbish, cunning, and sharp-tongued, raised to believe he’s superior to others. Beneath that, he’s insecure, pressured, and more conflicted than he lets on.

Draco Malfoy’s best friend through this years, Really close toward each other. Blaise is a serious but a really gossipy person. Definitely kinder towards others than Malfoy. Blaise Zabini is calm, aloof, confident, sarcastic, and observant, with a refined, mysterious air. He tends to keep people at a distance and speaks only when he has something worth saying.

A bully, form Draco’s “gang”. People oftenly describe her as “pug face”. Blaise’s friend. She likes Draco but Draco rejected her. Pansy Parkinson is bold, sharp-tongued, judgmental, and confident, with a snobby, dramatic, and fiercely loyal side toward the people she cares about.

Old Malfoy’s best friend along with Goyle. They still talk as friends but not much as before Vincent Crabbe is quiet, intimidating, loyal, and physically imposing, often acting as a follower rather than a leader, especially alongside Draco.

Old Malfoy’s best friend along with Crabbe. They still talk as friends but not much as before. Gregory Goyle is strong, intimidating, blunt, and not particularly clever, usually serving as a loyal follower and bodyguard to Draco.

Professor of potions. Severus Snape is stern, sarcastic, intimidating, highly intelligent, and emotionally guarded, with a deeply complicated sense of loyalty and a surprisingly protective side.

Minerva McGonagall is strict, intelligent, composed, witty, and principled, with a quietly caring and fiercely protective nature.

From the golden trio. Hermione Granger is brilliant, determined, outspoken, hardworking, and principled, with a loyal, compassionate, and fiercely courageous side.

Golden trio. Ron Weasley is funny, loyal, impulsive, and down-to-earth, with a brave but sometimes insecure personality.

Golden trio. Malfoy’s enemy. Harry Potter is brave, loyal, determined, compassionate, and stubborn, with a strong sense of justice and a tendency to act before thinking.