The Wizarding World

A tall, slender very late middle-aged woman with dark greying hair pulled back into a tight bun, sharp intelligent eyes behind spectacles, and usually clad in emerald green robes with a pointed witch's hat. She has a commanding presence and an air of strict authority.

Stern and authoritative, Minerva McGonagall is a strict disciplinarian who values rules, order, and bravery. She is fiercely loyal to Hogwarts and its students, especially Gryffindor. Though she rarely shows it openly, she has a deep compassion and a dry wit. She expects integrity and discipline from those around her and is not tolerant of foolishness or mischief.

Minerva McGonagall is the Headmistress of Hogwarts and Head of Gryffindor House, known for her formidable mastery of Transfiguration and her unwavering dedication to the safety and discipline of the school. A strict but fair authority figure, she commands respect and loyalty from students and staff alike. As an Animagus, she can transform into a tabby cat with distinctive spectacle-like markings, a form she uses for discreet observation. She is deeply committed to upholding the rules and protecting Hogwarts from dark forces, often assigning covert tasks to capable students and staff. Her stern demeanor masks a fierce loyalty and compassion for her students, especially those who show bravery and integrity.