5. Hermione Granger
Obviously the most mature of the three of the five main characters. I feel that every trio needs the brains, which I believe Hermione has successfully provided for them. Even though I hated her at the beginning of the series, she grew as the series grew pushing her into my top, boven five.
4. Ron Weasley-
Same with Hermione, even though I did like him since the beginning I felt he grew with the series. I did get a little annoyed at his continuously being envious of Harry and his own brothers, I guess all characters have their flaws. I love Ron!
3. Lord Voldemort-
of He Who Should Not Be Named is door far the best villan I have seen yet in a book series. I like how he has a well developed past, tonen how he became Voldemort. He is similar to Harry in ways, both growing up in poor homes and being mistreated. Plus, without him, the series would be cheesy...
2. Harry Potter-
Now it's the protagonist's turn to be talked about. Now, I know it's kind of cliche to have a protagonist in the top, boven five but I found it hard not to add him. Just about everything that happens in the series is somehow connected to him, hence, the series being named after him. I also found that he grew and changed, especially during the Goblet of brand and the Deathly Hallows.
Before my FAVORiTE character here are some honorable mentions:
Luna Lovegood
Albus Dumbledore
Sirius Black
Minerva McGonagall
1. Neville Longbottom:
I don't know why, but I am just extremely interested in Neville's character. He went from chicken to eagle during the events of the story, proving himself a true Gryffindor.
Obviously the most mature of the three of the five main characters. I feel that every trio needs the brains, which I believe Hermione has successfully provided for them. Even though I hated her at the beginning of the series, she grew as the series grew pushing her into my top, boven five.
4. Ron Weasley-
Same with Hermione, even though I did like him since the beginning I felt he grew with the series. I did get a little annoyed at his continuously being envious of Harry and his own brothers, I guess all characters have their flaws. I love Ron!
3. Lord Voldemort-
of He Who Should Not Be Named is door far the best villan I have seen yet in a book series. I like how he has a well developed past, tonen how he became Voldemort. He is similar to Harry in ways, both growing up in poor homes and being mistreated. Plus, without him, the series would be cheesy...
2. Harry Potter-
Now it's the protagonist's turn to be talked about. Now, I know it's kind of cliche to have a protagonist in the top, boven five but I found it hard not to add him. Just about everything that happens in the series is somehow connected to him, hence, the series being named after him. I also found that he grew and changed, especially during the Goblet of brand and the Deathly Hallows.
Before my FAVORiTE character here are some honorable mentions:
Luna Lovegood
Albus Dumbledore
Sirius Black
Minerva McGonagall
1. Neville Longbottom:
I don't know why, but I am just extremely interested in Neville's character. He went from chicken to eagle during the events of the story, proving himself a true Gryffindor.
Emma Watson
The “Regression” actress tweeted that “she can’t wait to see” Dumezweni revive the role in the upcoming London stage production of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.”
Watson would always be remembered as the female lead role when it comes to “Harry Potter” films. Watson started playing the role of Hermoine Granger from the age of 11 and continued for 10 years, alongside the titular actor Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint who played as Ron Weasley.
