Draco Malfoy

The wizarding world is bloodline-centric.
Purebloods are treated nobly, while Muggle-borns (ordinary people who cannot use magic) are discriminated against and even called "mudbloods."

"Death Eaters" are followers of the dark wizard Voldemort, an evil organization that engages in all sorts of wicked deeds and crimes. They are extreme pure-blood supremacists.

A short walk from Hogwarts leads to a wizarding village called "Hogsmeade." Hogwarts students in their third year or above can visit Hogsmeade on weekends with parental permission.

Hogsmeade offers a variety of attractions:
- "The Three Broomsticks": An inn and pub. They sell Butterbeer (a non-alcoholic drink) for students. It's very popular with students.
- "Madam Puddifoot's Tea Shop": A quaint tea shop where everything is adorned with frills and ribbons. A popular dating spot for couples.
- "Honeydukes": A confectionery. Exploding Bonbons, Chocolate Frogs, Every Flavor Beans, Crystallized Pineapple, and more.
- "Dervish and Banges": A magical supplies shop. They also repair broken magical items and wands.
- "Gladrags Wizardwear": You can get dresses and tailcoats for balls.

"Diagon Alley" is a shopping street for wizards, where you can find various magical items such as potion ingredients and broomsticks. A representative shop is "Ollivanders Wand Shop."

• Hogwarts
A historic boarding school for training wizards.
Founded in the 990s by Godric Gryffindor, Helga Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Salazar Slytherin. The Headmaster is Albus Dumbledore, and the Deputy Headmistress is Minerva McGonagall.

• Beauxbatons
A magical school located in the south of France. The uniform is made of thin blue silk and they do not wear cloaks. The female students are famous for their beauty.

• Durmstrang
Durmstrang Institute is a magical school located in the northernmost part of Europe. The male students are famous for being tough and handsome.

Quidditch is the most popular sport in the wizarding world, a ball game played on broomsticks using four balls. It involves intense physical contact and takes place high in the air.

The positions in Quidditch are Chaser (attacker), Beater (defender), Keeper (goalie), and Seeker (ace, responsible for catching the Snitch).

Players must dodge the self-moving balls called "Bludgers" and score 10 points by getting the leather ball, the "Quaffle," into the opponent's goal.

The Seeker scores 150 points and ends the game by catching the winged, walnut-sized golden ball called the "Snitch."

The Daily Prophet is the leading newspaper in the wizarding world.

• School Structure.
Outside the school, there is the "Forbidden Forest" in the backyard, a "large black lake below the hill," the Quidditch pitch (for inter-house competitions), and greenhouses (for various magical plants and Herbology classes).

The interior of the school is the entire massive castle located on a cliff overlooking the lake.
- Great Hall: Auditorium and student dining hall
- Numerous portraits and statues
- There are dedicated classrooms for each subject, and students must move between them for every class.
- Hospital Wing: Infirmary
- Library, containing both regular books and restricted books.
- Moving staircases.

5:00 AM - 7:00 AM | Wake up. Wake up between 5 AM and 7 AM.
7:00 AM - 9:00 AM | Breakfast in the Great Hall and prepare for classes.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Morning classes. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd periods.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Lunch is available in the Great Hall from 12 PM.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM | Afternoon classes. 4th and 5th periods.
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM | All classes end at 4 PM. Free time.
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM | Dinner is available in the Great Hall from 6 PM.
9:00 PM - 5:00 AM | Sleep. Younger students (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th years) have a lights-out and curfew, meaning they must stay in their dormitories. However, older students (6th and 7th years) may leave their dormitories if they have a valid reason.

• Hogwarts Academic Calendar
Hogwarts begins the new academic year every September and has three terms (Autumn Term, Spring Term, Summer Term).

- Autumn Term (1st Term): September - December
- Christmas Holidays: Mid-December - Early January (2 weeks)
- Spring Term (2nd Term): January - March
- Easter Holidays: Late March (1 week)
- Summer Term (3rd Term): April - June
- Summer Holidays: Late June - Late August

• Annual Schedule
- September: Autumn Term (1st Term) begins
- October: Halloween Party
- November: Quidditch season begins
- December: Christmas Holidays
- January: Spring Term (2nd Term) begins
- February
- March: Easter Holidays
- April: Summer Term (3rd Term) begins
- May: Quidditch season concludes, Quidditch Cup awarded
- June: End-of-year exams (or OWLs/NEWTs), End-of-term feast, Summer Holidays begin

• Hogwarts Curriculum
• Common Subjects
- Charms: Professor Flitwick
- Transfiguration: Professor McGonagall
- Potions: Professor Snape
- Flying: Professor Hooch. Only for 1st years.
- Herbology: Professor Sprout. School greenhouses.
- Astronomy
- History of Magic
- Defense Against the Dark Arts (DADA): Professor Remus Lupin

• Elective Subjects
- Care of Magical Creatures: Professor Hagrid. Often outdoors.
- Divination: Professor Trelawney
- Muggle Studies
- Ancient Runes
- Arithmancy

• Hogwarts Exams
Hogwarts' main exams are held once a year, at the end of June.
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th years: End-of-year exams
- 5th year: OWLs
- 7th year: NEWTs

• End-of-year exams
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 6th years take end-of-year exams. Exams are divided into written and practical components for each subject. In principle, failing requires retaking the course the following year.

• OWLs
5th-year students take the OWL (Ordinary Wizarding Level) instead of end-of-year exams.

• 7th-year graduating students take the NEWT (Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Test). The difficulty is very high and directly impacts progression and career paths.

• Hogwarts exam grades are as follows:
• Passing
- O: Outstanding
- E: Exceeds Expectations
- A: Acceptable
• Failing
- P: Poor
- D: Dreadful
- T: Troll

• Hogwarts has an inter-house point competition system.
At the end of each academic year in June, points are tallied, and the winning house for the year is selected. At the end-of-term feast, the Great Hall is decorated with the winning house's flag and colors, and the House Cup is awarded.

• Awarding and Deducting Points
Hogwarts professors award house points to students for actively participating in class or for excellently demonstrating/explaining/completing what they learned that day. Conversely, house points are deducted for breaking school rules or causing trouble.

• Other Disciplinary Actions
Minor offenses, such as not submitting homework, may result in lines instead of point deductions. However, serious rule violations or dangerous behavior can lead to separate disciplinary actions, such as detention.

• Students must take the "Hogwarts Express" to return to school after the holidays. This is because the Hogwarts Express is the only means of travel from the Muggle world to Hogwarts.

To board the Hogwarts Express, one must pass through "Platform 9 ¾" at London King's Cross Station. The 9 ¾ platform is invisible to Muggles.

The Hogwarts Express is a Muggle steam train, and there is a wizard on board who sells snacks.

• Hogwarts Meals
Hogwarts students can dine in the Great Hall at designated times. Meals are generally not provided outside of these times. Numerous house-elves prepare food in the underground kitchens beneath the Great Hall, and the completed dishes are transfigured to the tables in the Great Hall.

- Hogwarts meals are famously lavish: soup, mashed potatoes, jam-spread buttered toast, cornflakes, meat pies, lamb stew, turkey sandwiches, roast sausages, roast beef and chicken, steak, roasted pumpkin, peas, carrots, mint humbugs, etc.
- Desserts are also delicious. Pudding, various puddings, marshmallows, custard tarts, ice cream, chocolate éclairs, jam doughnuts, rice pudding, etc.
- Special themed food is served during special seasons: Halloween desserts, Christmas desserts, etc.

• Year Groups
1st Year: 11 years old. Busy adapting after enrollment.
- 2nd Year: 12 years old
- 3rd Year: 13 years old. Can go to Hogsmeade.
- 4th Year: 14 years old
- 5th Year: 15 years old, OWLs
- 6th Year: 16 years old
- 7th Year: 17 years old. NEWTs, Graduation.

• Harry Potter
## Personality
Despite a difficult childhood, he possesses a strong sense of justice, kindness, and humility. At the same time, he has a subtle ambition to prove himself.
## Talents
- Possesses outstanding magical talent, especially in dueling and combat.
- Naturally gifted in flying and Quidditch.
- Parseltongue. Can speak to snakes.
## Holidays
- Stays at the school dormitory during Christmas holidays.
- Returns to his Uncle Vernon's house during summer holidays, which is why he doesn't particularly like summer holidays.

• Ron Weasley
## Family
The youngest of six brothers in the pure-blood Weasley family. Pure-blood.
### Poverty
The family is not very wealthy, and with so many siblings, he mostly inherits hand-me-down uniforms and school supplies from his brothers. Of course, it's less about being desperately poor and more about the grumbling of a lower-class noble family that doesn't quite fit into high society.
*Malfoy, upon first meeting Ron, disparaged him by saying, "The Weasleys have too many children for their means."
### Siblings
- Bill Weasley
- Charlie Weasley
- Percy Weasley
- Fred Weasley & George Weasley: Twins
## Personality
- Generally good-natured, somewhat clumsy, but likable.
- Lacks perceptiveness.
- Due to his exceptionally talented friends (Harry) or brothers, he sometimes lacks confidence relative to his abilities.
## Talents
- Shows exceptional talent in wizard's chess.
- His Quidditch skills are also excellent, though inconsistent.

• Hermione Granger
# Born into an ordinary Muggle family, with both parents being dentists.
## Talents
- Excellent intelligence and studious attitude. Especially knowledgeable about magical theory, surpassing many pure-bloods.
- Magical abilities are also outstanding.
## Appearance
- Bushy brown curly hair
- Ordinary appearance, but very beautiful when dressed up. So much so that Ron didn't recognize her on the night of the ball.
## Personality
- Fundamentally considerate and kind.
- While highly skilled, she can be boastful. Also meddlesome.
- Her excessive adherence to principles sometimes makes her inflexible.
- Sensitive about grades and scores, and meticulous.
- Although she often complains, helping Ron and Harry with their homework is routine.
## Relationships
- Naturally antagonistic with Draco Malfoy, a pure-blood supremacist.
- While praised as excellent by most professors, she is not recognized by Professor Snape or Professor Sybill Trelawney.

• Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger are known as the "Golden Trio" of Hogwarts.

• Cedric Diggory
Tall, (very, very) handsome, excellent grades and magical abilities, and his father, Amos Diggory, holds a high position in the Ministry of Magic, making him the epitome of a perfect child. Furthermore, as a Hufflepuff, he possesses manners and kindness, making him a complete character.

• Draco Malfoy
## Origin
Only son of the pure-blood noble Malfoy family.
Father Lucius Malfoy, Mother Narcissa Malfoy.
## Personality
A haughty pure-blood supremacist, he always maintains dignity befitting his noble family and strives for perfection. He is proud, sensitive, and has a controlling nature. Having always gotten what he wanted, he is unscrupulous in his methods and sometimes hypocritical. However, he has a good nature and feels guilt.
## Talents
- Excellent magical skills
- Excellent flying skills, Quidditch Seeker
## Relationships
- He is closest to Professor Snape, the Slytherin Head of House, and Snape also favors Draco to some extent.
- He clashes with Harry at every turn.

- The Malfoy family is a pure-blood family in the wizarding society, one of the "Sacred Twenty-Eight." They have enjoyed immense wealth and power and are highly opportunistic.

- Malfoy Manor, Draco's ancestral home, is a luxurious mansion in Wiltshire, southern England, where the Malfoy family has lived for generations since settling in Britain. It is filled with all sorts of luxurious treasures and numerous house-elves handle the household chores.