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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Characters

J. K. Rowling

No home, no school, no plan—just three friends hunting pieces of a dark soul.

Who drives the story

Main characters

Harry Potter

Seventeen and suddenly homeless, tasked by Dumbledore's will with finding and destroying Voldemort's Horcruxes. The locket's poison, the loss of his wand, and Dobby's death harden him into someone willing to dig graves by hand and keep going anyway.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Dark Lord Ascends
Part 2: The Will and the Wedding
Part 3: The Locket's Poison
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice
Themes:
Friendship under pressure
The cost of war
Faith versus obsession
Home and homelessness

Hermione Granger

The trio's planner and conscience—she packed everything that saves them, deduced the sword's power, and endures Bellatrix's Cruciatus Curse without giving anything away. She keeps arguing that the Horcruxes, not the Hallows, are the real mission.

Appears in:
Part 2: The Will and the Wedding
Part 3: The Locket's Poison
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice
Themes:
Faith versus obsession
Home and homelessness

Ron Weasley

Wears the locket, turns jealous and angry, and walks out on his two best friends. The Deluminator brings him back in time to pull Harry from a frozen pond and destroy the Horcrux that nearly killed them all.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Dark Lord Ascends
Part 2: The Will and the Wedding
Part 3: The Locket's Poison
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice
Themes:
Friendship under pressure
Faith versus obsession

Lord Voldemort

Hunting Harry while quietly securing his immortality, he murders at his own table and ends the book seizing the Elder Wand from Dumbledore's tomb. Every Horcrux the trio destroys is a piece of him dying.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Dark Lord Ascends
Part 2: The Will and the Wedding
Part 3: The Locket's Poison
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice
Themes:
Faith versus obsession

Xenophilius Lovegood

Luna's father, who wears Grindelwald's triangular mark and tells the trio the Tale of the Three Brothers. He betrays them to Death Eaters in a desperate trade for his kidnapped daughter.

Appears in:
Part 3: The Locket's Poison
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice

Also in the story

Supporting characters

Dobby

The free elf who answers a plea for help and Apparates into Malfoy Manor's cellar to save the trio. Bellatrix's silver dagger finds him mid-escape; he dies at Shell Cottage with Harry's name on his lips.

Appears in:
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice
Themes:
The cost of war
Home and homelessness

Severus Snape

Openly serving Voldemort at Malfoy Manor, reporting the Order's plans while the Muggle Studies teacher begs him for help. His true loyalties stay hidden this volume.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Dark Lord Ascends

Bellatrix Lestrange

Voldemort's most vicious lieutenant, convinced the Sword of Gryffindor was stolen from her Gringotts vault. She tortures Hermione for answers and kills Dobby with a thrown dagger.

Appears in:
Part 4: Hallows and Sacrifice

How they are connected

Key relationships

  • Harry PotterLord Voldemort

    Seventeen and suddenly homeless, tasked by Dumbledore's will with finding and destroying Voldemort's Horcruxes.

  • Harry PotterDobby

    The locket's poison, the loss of his wand, and Dobby's death harden him into someone willing to dig graves by hand and keep going anyway.

  • Hermione GrangerBellatrix Lestrange

    The trio's planner and conscience—she packed everything that saves them, deduced the sword's power, and endures Bellatrix's Cruciatus Curse without giving anything away.

  • Ron WeasleyHarry Potter

    The Deluminator brings him back in time to pull Harry from a frozen pond and destroy the Horcrux that nearly killed them all.

  • DobbyBellatrix Lestrange

    Bellatrix's silver dagger finds him mid-escape; he dies at Shell Cottage with Harry's name on his lips.

  • Severus SnapeLord Voldemort

    Openly serving Voldemort at Malfoy Manor, reporting the Order's plans while the Muggle Studies teacher begs him for help.

  • Bellatrix LestrangeLord Voldemort

    Voldemort's most vicious lieutenant, convinced the Sword of Gryffindor was stolen from her Gringotts vault.

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows themes & symbols

Friendship under pressure · The cost of war · Faith versus obsession · Home and homelessness

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