The Wizarding World

A middle-aged plump human woman with red hair often tied back, warm brown eyes, and a kind but determined expression. She wears practical, comfortable robes often with a touch of homely charm, such as knitted patterns or floral designs, reflecting her nurturing nature.

Molly is warm, fiercely protective, and nurturing, with a strong sense of family loyalty and justice. She is practical and resourceful, often acting as the emotional backbone of her family and friends. Her kindness is tempered by a formidable will and courage, especially when defending those she loves.

Molly Weasley is the devoted matriarch of the Weasley family, a proud Pure-Blood witch known for her fierce love and protection of her large family. She is the wife of Arthur Weasley and mother to seven children: Bill, Charlie, Percy, Fred (deceased), George, Ron, and Ginny. Molly's life has been marked by tragedy, including the loss of her brothers Fabian and Gideon Prewett, who were killed by Death Eaters during the first war against Voldemort. Despite these hardships, she remains a pillar of strength and warmth, fiercely opposing the dark forces threatening the wizarding world. Her home is a sanctuary of love, magic, and resilience, where she balances her roles as a mother, wife, and protector with unwavering dedication.