The Boy Who Lived, a young wizard destined to defeat the dark wizard Voldemort and protect the magical world.
Sirius is Harry's godfather and offers him a possible home.
The conversation at The Three Broomsticks reveals that Sirius Black is Harry Potter's godfather. Sirius later offers Harry the chance to live with him...
Ron is Harry's fiercely loyal best friend and companion.
Harry reunites with Ron at the start of the school year, and Ron accompanies Harry and Hermione through the investigation of Sirius Black and Peter Pe...
Hermione is Harry's closest intellectual and magical ally.
Hermione reunites with Harry and Ron, follows Harry into the passage beneath the Whomping Willow, and later helps him use the Time-Turner to rescue Si...
Lupin teaches Harry defensive magic and helps him confront his fear.
As the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Lupin repels a Dementor on the train and later teaches Harry how to cast a Patronus.
Dumbledore guides Harry through the crisis without directly resolving it for him.
Dumbledore leads Hogwarts during the Sirius Black crisis and advises Harry and Hermione to use the Time-Turner to change the outcome of the execution.
Draco remains a hostile rival within Harry's school life.
Draco is present among Harry's Hogwarts classmates and his provocation during the Care of Magical Creatures lesson triggers a major conflict involving...
Fudge exercises official authority over Harry's immediate legal situation.
After Harry reaches The Leaky Cauldron, Fudge assures him that he will not be punished for using magic outside school.
McGonagall is both Harry's professor and an indirect source of crucial information.
McGonagall is a Hogwarts professor whose conversation at The Three Broomsticks reveals information about Sirius's alleged betrayal to Harry.
Pettigrew is directly responsible for the betrayal that shaped Harry's central conflict.
Peter confesses that he betrayed Harry's parents, framed Sirius, and faked his own death. He then escapes before Harry can bring him to justice.
Snape's authority is associated with tension in Harry's school environment.
Snape is a Hogwarts professor during Harry's year, and his exposure of Lupin's condition contributes to the loss of Harry's Defense Against the Dark A...
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