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anaswill said:
My opinion on these characters, from least favorite to favorite:
Ginny -- She's my least favorite character in the series. She's just far too Mary Sue-ish for my taste.
Lucius -- I don't mind him, but I also don't really care for him.
Harry -- I love him. Yes, he has a lot of flaws, and yes they can get on my nerves sometimes, but at the end of the day he is a well written and sympathetic character.
Voldemort -- Well, Tom Riddle is the more interesting character to me, but Voldemort is pretty cool too. However, at the same time he's a pretty cliche big bad, which makes him slightly more boring and predictable than the type of villain I seem to favor.
Hermione -- In the books, at least, she's a wonderful character. I love how she's written to be smart, but not in all areas, and to have an admirable personality, while at the same time having lots of flaws.
Snape -- Great character; his chapter made me cry. I love how shady he was, and how it was never really clear what side he was on until the very end. Really, only Dumbledore and Bellatrix knew..
Cho -- I'll admit, I tend to get defensive about characters that no one else likes, to the point where I start loving them just because they don't deserve the hate they get. Cho was a great character and sure, she had her flaws, but I could always sympathize with her. She was loyal and smart and thoughtful.
Draco -- Draco's just... I mean.. I've always been drawn to complex, unique, angsty characters with a lot of internal drama, so.. I guess that's mostly why I love Draco so much.
Fred/George -- Actually, I rank Fred below Draco and George above him. Although, if I were just assessing their movie characters, they'd both be a lot lower on the list, considering how much their personalities are shafted and they are only really used for comic relief. In the books though, they're both awesome.
Ron -- 3rd favorite character in Harry Potter. I really don't understand why he gets so much hate. He's a truly loyal friend until the end, he's brave and he's constantly striving to prove himself.
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