“Pass the frying pan.” “You’ve forgotten the magic word,” said Harry irritably. The effect of this simple sentence on the rest of the family was incredible: Dudley gasped and fell off his chair with a crash that shook the whole kitchen; Mrs. Dursley gave a small scream and clapped her hands to her mouth; Mr.

Personality… humble, brave, and loyal. Harry will do anything for his friends, including risking his own life. He stands up for the weak (like Neville Longbottom) and is willing to take on the evil and powerful, from snobbish classmate Draco Malfoy all the way up to He Who Must Not Be Named.

“Harry did not dare look directly at Draco, but saw him obliquely: a figure slightly taller than he was, rising from an armchair, his face a pale and pointed blur beneath white-blond hair.” In Deathly Hallows, Draco’s face is also described as usually languid, but that may have only be since he became a Death Eater.

And here’s a Harry Potter theory for you to think about – Petunia Dursley was actually a witch all along. So according to one Tumblr user, Aunt Petunia actually isn’t a Muggle but a bitter ol’ witch, who suppressed her powers after being rejected by the magical community.

As she was the only member of the family that had her sister’s blood running through her, this ensured the protection of Harry and his family from Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters. Petunia also told Harry that his parents had died in a car crash and that the scar on his forehead came from that same accident.

Petunia is likely one to two years older than Lily (but possibly as much as five years older)

Mrs Dursley

When asked if Aunt Petunia was a Squib (a non-magical person who is born with at least one magical parent), Rowling replied: ‘Good question. No, she is not, she is not a Squib. She is a Muggle.