Character: Arthur Weasley
Series: Harry Potter
Age: 42 (Debut)
Role: Supporting
Movie actor: Mark Williams
So, Harry Potter and
the deathly hallows Part 1 was playing on TV , and it inspired me to choose a Harry Potter character for the day. I've been thinking a while a go about my
favorite Harry Potter characters, apart from the 3 main characters. I could
list three as my favorite and Arthur Weasley was one of them.
Arthur Weasley is a
pure-blood wizard. He works for the ministry of magic. He's married to Molly
Weasley he's the father of William, Charlie, Percy, George, Fred, Ron and Jenny
Weasley, and later on Harry Potter's father in law. So what's special about
Arthur Weasley to make him one of my favorite characters?
In one word, he's
adorable! He's a pure blood wizard, but he doesn't regard muggles as some lower
class. Actually, he admires how they get along without magic. He works in the
misuse of muggle artifacts office in the ministry. That makes him encounter
many muggles' artifacts that never fail to cause his bewilderment. His complete
ignorance of their use, and his childish excitement at discovering their secrets,
is quite amusing. When, we first meet him in the Chamber of Secrets, it's at
the Weasley's place. Fred, George and Ron had just sneaked Harry away from The
Dursley's in the flying car, which is a muggles' car modified by Arthur Weasley
as to fly and fit everyone in. Molly told him the news, expecting him to scold
them, but he , instead, ask excitedly how it went with them! Also, when they
pick Harry from the Dursley's place, for the Quidditch world cup, he was
excited about discussing electricity with them. He, also, states once that his
dearest wish is to know how muggles' airplanes stay up! XD
I ,also, like Arthur
Weasley for how he acted like a father figure for Harry. Actually I loved the
entire family for that very same reason, but let's talk about Arthur here. I
recall very much two occasions: how Arthur was worried about Harry when Sirius
Black escaped from Azkaban, in Prisoner of Azkaban. He had harry promise him he
wouldn't go looking for him, before he leaves to Hogwarts, though they didn't
have the time to explain why. Also, He accompanies Harry to the ministry of
magic, in the Order of the Phoenix, for his hearing, as he was charged for
using underage magic. He had him stay at his office until it was time for the
hearing, he escorts him to the court and waits for him until he's cleared of
charges. Arthur also trusted Harry. He told him about Sirius Black's escape in
Prisoner of Azkaban, and he was also for telling Harry more about Voldmort in
the order of the Phoenix. He opposed Molly in both times, something he rarely
did. He also trusted Harry's report on Draco's Malfoy suspicious visit to
Borgin and Burkes, based on which the ministry searched the Malfoy manor. One, also, can't recall Arthur Weasley without recalling his continuous feud with Lucius Malfoy.
Arthur Weasley was also a member of the order of the phoenix He'd meet with
the others at Grimauld place and he participated in the final battle of
Hogwarts.Arthur Weasley had almost been killed, in the Order of the Phoenix, by
Voldmort's Nagini. However, he's saved as Harry sees him being attacked, in his
sleep, and informs the order and he's saved. JK Rowling said about, that that
she was intending to kill Arthur then but she didn't have the heart to do it
and I salute her for that! That came on the expense of Sirius Black's life as
she had to kill someone, apparently, but I'm fine with that. Sirius's death was
tragic and all, but Arthur is a father of seven… and he's a much better person
than Sirius, it would have been worse! So I thank JK Rowling for that decision!
Arthur Weasley was played in the movies by Mark Williams who played the role splendidly. He didn't make the character any less likable, though his looks didn't exactly coincide with the book description. It's not like I cared as a matter of fact, he was fine just like that. To conclude this entire thing, Arthur Weasley is the perfect father figure in any fiction I've read!
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