Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Main Characters and Their Development

• Harry Potter - a young wizard and the titular character, who undertakes a series of daring and dangerous quests in the final book to find the Horcruxes and defeat Voldemort. His courage, selflessness, and capacity for love come to the forefront.
• Hermione Granger - Harry's best friend, known for her exceptional intelligence and loyalty. In the final book, she aids Harry in the search for the Horcruxes, using her knowledge and magical skills.
• Ron Weasley - Harry's best friend, known for his loyalty and bravery. Throughout the final book, Ron faces several trials, including a crisis of faith in Harry, but ultimately returns to help defeat Voldemort.
• Lord Voldemort - the main antagonist of the series, a tyrannical dark wizard seeking unlimited power and immortality. In the final book, he makes increasingly desperate attempts to destroy Harry Potter.
• Severus Snape - a complex and contradictory character whose true nature is revealed at the very end of the book. Snape is deeply devoted to his love for Harry's mother and plays a key role in protecting Harry from Voldemort.
• Albus Dumbledore - the former headmaster of Hogwarts, one of the most powerful and wise wizards. Although he died in the previous book, through memories and left clues, he exerts a strong influence on the events of the final book.