Ginny, however, did complete her education along with Hermione Granger, who also returned to get her Hogwarts diploma. While Petunia and Vernon would never really get over their hatred of Harry, Dudley definitely wanted to make amends with his cousin. If anyone could understand what Teddy Lupin drawn here by hueco-mundo went through growing up, then it would be his godfather, Harry Potter. While Teddy was primarily raised by his grandmother, Andromeda Tonks, Harry and Ginny both had an active part in his life.
Unlike Neville, who was also raised by his own grandmother, Teddy always had a large extended family to spend time with. Helping Andromeda in raising the young Metamorphagus may have prepared Harry and Ginny for raising their own children. More importantly, it gave Harry some closure in regard to his godfather, Sirius. Following graduation from Hogwarts, Ginny was recruited by the all-female Quidditch team, the Holyhead Harpies. She would go on to play for the team for several years.
She played Chaser during that time, which was what she played during her Hogwarts tenure. Jones was definitely known for her temper on and off the field. Being a famous Quidditch player in her own right, hopefully Ginny would have eventually appeared on her own Chocolate Frog card.
If not for that, then maybe for her role in the Battle of Hogwarts, when she kept the students safe while the Golden Trio went on their Horcrux Hunt. Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter, longtime school boy enemies, also went through their own reconciliation process following the War. Seeing his family suffer at the hands of Lord Voldemort during the War led to a change in pure-blood views for Draco. It also led to he and Harry making amends.
Much like the awkward relationship between Harry and Dudley, there was still some discomfort between them. Further fences had to be mended, of course, when their sons would go on to be best friends on the train ride to Hogwarts. We all know how that story ends. After the Battle of Hogwarts, Luna was the only one who noticed that Harry wanted to get away from the victory party, and created a distraction so that he could go speak with Ron and Hermione in private.
The two remained friends into adulthood and Harry gave his daughter the middle name "Luna" in honour of his friend. It's also quite possible that Harry became friends with her husband Rolf Scamander and close to her twins, Lorcan and Lysander.
Harry and Dobby had a very strong relationship. Dobby loved and respected him very much, to the point where he considered Harry to be his best friend. Dobby became a vitally important figure in Harry's life, and their relationship played a crucial role in Harry's ultimate defeat of Lord Voldemort. When Harry first met Dobby he was a bit confused. Throughout the year, when Dobby made attempts to drive Harry away from Hogwarts , causing some rather unpleasant results on the way, Harry made some threats that were never followed through.
Near the end of the school year, Harry freed Dobby from the slavery of the Malfoy family. Lucius became enraged and intended to attack Harry, but Dobby protected him by using a defensive spell. Dobby may have realised that he underestimated Harry, as Harry managed to stop Lucius' plot and survive the Chamber of Secrets. Dobby was appointed to work at the kitchen of Hogwarts Castle in the paid service of Headmaster Albus Dumbledore , though even as a free elf, his loyalty always laid foremost with Harry.
Dobby also asked if it would be alright if he visited Harry from time-to-time, with Harry responding with an of course. Dobby visited Harry on Christmas day and presented him with a present, socks and when Harry tried them on Dobby's eyes misted with tears. In , Dobby told Harry about the Room of Requirement and how to get inside. It is a secret room inside Hogwarts castle and cannot be seen even on the Marauder's Map.
Harry and his friends used the room in Dumbledore's Army's meetings and practises. When Marietta Edgecombe betrayed Dumbledore's Army to Professor Umbridge , Dobby immediately warned Harry that the Inquisitorial Squad was going to attack, even though the house-elves had been forbidden to tell anyone, proving that he was far more loyal to Harry Potter than to Umbridge or Hogwarts in general.
When he heard, Harry ordered Dobby not to punish himself for disobeying a direct order from Umbridge. In , Dobby had a fight with another house-elf, Kreacher after Kreacher insulted Harry. Dobby dropped a chandelier on Bellatrix Lestrange to release Hermione from being held at knife-point, giving Ron the opportunity to take a wand and Disapparate with Hermione.
Enraged by what he had done, Bellatrix threw the same silver knife at Dobby, mortally wounding him, just as he Disapparated with Harry and Griphook.
Harry dug a grave without using magic and held a small funeral for the elf in the garden of Shell Cottage. After the funeral, Harry remembered the one Albus Dumbledore had and thought that Dobby deserved one just as grand. It was the grief Harry felt for Dobby's death that ultimately grounded him, ridding Harry of the " weird, obsessive longing " to find the Elder Wand and the resentment for how little he felt Albus Dumbledore had actually disclosed during their time together.
While digging Dobby's grave, Harry reflected on all Dumbledore had said about love, all that he had foreseen, and replaced his trust in the late Headmaster. Harry then made the conscious decision to continue his pursuit of Horcruxes , and not Hallows.
Neville Longbottom , his good friend and dormmate. Neville Longbottom became Harry's dormmate in , in their first year at Hogwarts. In , Harry learned that the Prophecy that prompted Lord Voldemort to target his parents could have been referring to Neville. Though Harry sympathised with the fact that Neville's parents had been tortured into insanity by Bellatrix, Rodolphus and Rabastan Lestrange , and Barty Crouch Jnr , he spent part of the journey to Hogwarts prior to his sixth year pondering how things could have been different if Voldemort had chosen to attack Neville, and he had become the " one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord " instead of Harry.
In the initial years, Harry was quite friendly with Neville, though he was not as close to him as he was with Ron and Hermione. Harry helped out Neville in many occasions, such as in , when he advised him to stand up to Draco Malfoy, who constantly bullied him.
Harry and Neville became close friends only in their fifth year at school, when Neville took part in Dumbledore's Army , an organisation that Harry led and taught in opposition to Dolores Umbridge. Neville became highly devoted to the D. Harry's encouragement and training helped Neville not only improve his magical abilities, but also gain badly needed confidence and incredible courage. When Harry grieved at the death of his godfather, Sirius Black , Neville did not question Harry's relationship with an alleged criminal, instead consoling him of his loss.
In , Neville was one of only three D. Neville spoke out against their anti- Muggle rhetoric and habit of using the Cruciatus Curse on students. He did this regardless of the consequences, saying he noticed it always helped give people hope when Harry did that. When Harry returned, Neville deferred to his leadership and summoned the rest of Dumbledore's Army who, in turn, contacted the Order of the Phoenix believing Harry was there to lead a revolt.
Harry and Neville fought together throughout the Battle of Hogwarts , and just before Harry sacrificed himself, he left Neville with the instruction to kill Nagini , Voldemort's snake and last remaining Horcrux.
When everyone believed Harry to be dead, Neville openly defied Voldemort, who tried to burn him alive with the Sorting Hat , but failed due to Harry's sacrificial protection. Using the opportunity given to him by the sudden arrival of reinforcements, Neville completed the task Harry gave to him; he drew Gryffindor's Sword from the Sorting Hat and slew Nagini.
In the process destroying the last Horcrux and rendering Voldemort mortal, thus allowing Harry to finally kill him.
They both remain close friends in adulthood. Harry made Neville the godfather to his second son Albus. Although he was not as close to them as he was to Ron, Harry was nevertheless friendly with both of them. Dean made a banner for Harry during his first Quidditch match, and believed him about the return of Lord Voldemort in , unlike Seamus, eagerly joining Dumbledore's Army.
However, Seamus eventually realised that Harry was telling the truth about Voldemort's return, he joined the D. Harry resented Dean slightly during their sixth year out of jealousy over Dean's romance with Ginny Weasley , on whom he had developed a crush.
When Dean and Ginny split up, Harry's enmity lifted, though Dean then became upset when Harry kissed his ex-girlfriend soon after their break-up, [7] in spite of this, he never seemed to carry any ill will towards Harry. Dean, like the Trio, left Hogwarts in because he was unsure whether he was a Muggle-born or not. During his rescue from Malfoy Manor, he was very reluctant to escape with Dobby and leave Harry behind [8] and lived for a few days at Shell Cottage.
Seamus and Dean eventually fought along with Ron in the Battle of Hogwarts. In his earlier years at Hogwarts , Harry was attracted to Cho Chang, a popular girl in Ravenclaw House and Seeker of their Quidditch team who was one year older than him. It was said that his stomach did " somersaults " whenever he saw her. During the Triwizard Tournament in , Harry plucked up the courage to ask her to the Yule Ball , but was disappointed to find that she had already agreed to go with Cedric Diggory , though she seemed to genuinely feel bad about having to turn him down.
In their next year, following Cedric's tragic death, Harry and Cho grew closer, eventually sharing a kiss under the mistletoe. However, Cho was still mourning Cedric, and became unreasonably jealous of Harry's friendship with Hermione, which, compounded with Harry's inexperience with girls, put a strain on their relationship; Harry was confused with Cho's attitude, and the misunderstanding soured their first date's experience. Although Harry was still attracted to Cho it said that his stomach reacted less violently when she was around, merely doing a "feeble lurch" rather than a somersault.
The two stopped speaking to one another, and Cho soon began dating Michael Corner. However, any animosity seemed to have vanished by , as Cho was among the former D. Just before the battle, she offered to show Harry the Ravenclaw common room and seemed disappointed when this offer was fiercely denied by Ginny Weasley.
Harry, neither disappointed nor enthusiastic went with Luna without further argument. One of the many points that Harry fell in love with Ginny is because she was rarely weepy.
This contrasts with Cho, as she cried openly for many periods of time after Cedric's death, to which left Harry at a complete loss as to what to do at such moments. Along with Cho's desire to talk about Cedric's death with Harry to which Harry refused , Harry felt it was hard to talk to her and he began to lose interest in her more and more for spoiling the mood, until he was eventually too confused at her tears when she cried at how Harry insulted Marietta, and told her off rudely. However, the two do not hate or dislike each other and remain on neutral terms.
Albus Dumbledore : headmaster, confidant, and mentor. Albus Dumbledore was a mentor to Harry, akin to a grandfather figure.
Dumbledore arranged for Harry to be rescued from Godric's Hollow after his parents' murder and left him in the care of his aunt Petunia Dursley in order to give him the benefit of the magical protection of his mother's blood.
In Harry's fifth year , he admitted to Harry that he had not told him of the prophecy concerning himself and Voldemort , because he wanted to spare Harry the pain and responsibility it would burden him with for as long as possible.
Though Harry was initially furious with him for the frustration he felt for being kept in the dark, the two continued to be close.
Harry continued to have utmost faith in him, proclaiming to Rufus Scrimgeour that he was Dumbledore's man through and through, something Dumbledore was very touched by. By Harry's sixth year , Dumbledore took on the role of providing Harry with additional insights into the origins of Lord Voldemort, largely through the use of the Pensieve.
He entrusted Harry with the task of getting a final, crucial memory from Horace Slughorn regarding Voldemort's knowledge of Horcruxes. Dumbledore's death was greatly devastating to Harry, though he persevered in the impossibly difficult task Dumbledore had left him of finding and destroying each of Voldemort's Horcruxes.
Harry had difficulty coping with the fact that there was much Dumbledore had not told him about his history with the Deathly Hallows and Gellert Grindelwald ; however, when he learned during the Battle of Hogwarts that Dumbledore had supposedly planned all along for Harry to sacrifice himself, Harry innately showed incredible faith in his mentor by serenely accepting the task.
When Harry allowed himself to be struck by Voldemort's Killing Curse , his soul entered a state of Limbo , resembling King's Cross Station , where Dumbledore was waiting to speak with him. The fact that Dumbledore himself was there to meet Harry in a place between life and death attested to the bond of fellowship between them.
They discussed all that had happened to Harry since Dumbledore's death, as well as things that had remained unsaid prior to it. At one point, Dumbledore seemed to beg for Harry's reassurance, uncharacteristically doubting some of the decisions he had made in the course of his life, which Harry easily gave him.
Though Harry had felt some resentment for how little he felt Dumbledore had actually revealed of himself in their time together, Harry probably learned secrets and saw a side of Dumbledore that no one else knew during the events at "King's Cross".
Harry also had a unique relationship with the Dumbledore's phoenix, Fawkes ; not only was Harry's wand one of the only two ever made with feathers from Fawkes's tail, but the phoenix found Harry in the Chamber of Secrets , helped him slay Slytherin's Basilisk , and provided Harry with the only known antidote to Basilisk venom : phoenix tears.
Fawkes's song was a source of comfort for Harry on a number occasions before the phoenix left Hogwarts following Dumbledore's death. Harry later named his second son Albus, after the Hogwarts Headmaster. He maintained his respect and faith in Dumbledore well-through his later years, continuing to ask him for council regarding how to treat his son and trying to honour it by allowing Albus to be friends with Scorpius.
Although his respect was for a brief moment shaken by the fact that Delphini , the daughter of Lord Voldemort, had kidnapped his and Draco's son, in which Harry bitterly blamed Dumbledore for not knowing and being able to tell him about Delphini having existed, he eventually snapped out of it after Dumbledore revealed that he wanted to personally confront and defeat Voldemort in Harry's behalf but although he was confident he could win, he did not have the power to fully destroy Voldemort as only Harry had the power to kill him for good and had realised he should have trusted Harry more.
Henceforth, Harry referred to Dumbledore as a great man whose flaws made him better rather than making him worse. Rubeus Hagrid : good friend, protector, and professor. Rubeus Hagrid was Harry's first friend in the wizarding world. He was also Harry's first true friend as Harry was unable to make friends throughout his early childhood due to his isolation by the Dursleys '. In effect, he rescued Harry twice: once from the wreckage of his destroyed home, as a baby; second, from the Dursleys' to take him back into the wizarding world.
Both orphaned outsiders, Harry and Hagrid shared a bond that Harry never failed to honour. He constantly defended the half-giant against name-calling and mockery, and despite his disapproval, helped Hagrid protect various dangerous pets and raise his half-brother, Grawp.
For example, in his first year, Harry along with his friends helped Hagrid find baby dragon Norbert a new home, despite the risk that was involved. Discovering Hagrid's ancestry as a half-giant did nothing to deter their friendship; Harry showed no concern to begin with; rather, he was furious at Rita Skeeter for revealing it via media, which had caused much-unwanted prejudice.
During the Battle of Hogwarts in , Voldemort forced a distraught Hagrid to carry Harry's " corpse " out of the Forbidden Forest , during which time Hagrid expressed his fury with the centaurs for initially refusing to fight, prompting them to join in soon after.
After the battle, Harry and Hagrid shared an embrace both thankful that their friend was alive and uninjured. In , Harry's sons, James and Albus , were planning to meet Hagrid for tea shortly after their arrival at Hogwarts. Minerva McGonagall : Head of House, professor, friend, and protector. Minerva showed her care for Harry ever since she, Dumbledore , and Hagrid left him in the care of the Dursleys , in part because she had been quite fond of Harry's late parents.
When Harry arrived at Hogwarts , Minerva was pleased that he was Sorted into Gryffindor house, her house. When she saw Harry on a broomstick and the natural flying abilities he displayed, rather than punishing or expelling him, she brought him to see Oliver Wood , captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team , announcing that she had found their new Seeker.
In her gratitude for Harry accepting the position, McGonagall bought him a Nimbus for his first Quidditch game. Though she often let Harry off for breaking school rules, she only did so only under life-threatening circumstances, but did not hesitate to give him detention for being out of bounds taking points away from Gryffindor as a result. Though theirs was a typical student-teacher relationship for Harry's first three years at Hogwarts , after Harry was selected to become a Triwizard Champion, the sheer level of danger he faced seemed to warm her to him.
In Harry's fifth year, McGonagall urged Harry not to give Dolores Umbridge or the Ministry any more ammunition to use against him, and she later stood up for him to Umbridge, promising to help Harry become an Auror if it was the last thing she did.
Harry felt a powerful surge of anger when Umbridge later gloated that Minerva was too ill to talk to anyone after being hit in the chest with four simultaneous Stunners. McGonagall considered him a talented and likeable wizard [12] and expressed pride at having Harry in her house.
Harry, in turn, felt great affection for her. When Harry secretly infiltrated Hogwarts shortly prior to the Battle of Hogwarts , Harry defended Minerva's honour against Alecto and Amycus Carrow who had been posted at the school by Voldemort. Amycus demanded to know where Harry was in the Tower and McGonagall asked why he would be there as he belonged in her house with clear pride in her voice.
When Amycus Carrow spat at McGonagall, Harry was outraged to the point of attacking him with the Cruciatus Curse , and agreeing with Bellatrix Lestrange 's assertion that one had to "really mean it" to perform it correctly. Although shocked by Harry's sudden appearance and his use of an Unforgivable Curse , Minerva was clearly touched. Though Minerva tried to convince Harry to flee out of concern for his safety, Minerva immediately joined Harry in retaking the castle and preparing for battle when he informed her that he was acting on Dumbledore's orders.
Nearing the end of the Battle of Hogwarts, Minerva's devastation was clearly equal to that of Ron and Ginny Weasley and Hermione Granger , when she saw Rubeus Hagrid carrying Harry's seemingly dead body. She later duelled Voldemort head on in the final battle. When the battle ended with Voldemort's death at Harry's hands, Minerva was among the first to embrace him.
Severus Snape : professor, protector, and former enemy. During his years in school, Harry's relationship with Potions Master Severus Snape was nothing short of deepest mutual loathing.
When Harry first saw Snape in the Great Hall at Hogwarts, he got the initial feeling that Snape disliked him; only after his first Potions lesson did Harry realise the resentment dug much deeper. Harry soon learned that Snape saw Harry as a younger version of his father — a self-centered boy who enjoyed the attention paid to him, and was " so arrogant that criticism simply bounced off him.
In , Harry's relationship with Snape was further strained when Harry helped Sirius Black escape as Snape during that time believed that Sirius betrayed Harry's mother Lily Potter , whom he loved since childhood, to Voldemort. Harry, on the other hand, had learned that Sirius was innocent, having been framed by Peter Pettigrew , who was the actual culprit. In , after having "looked inside" Voldemort 's mind, and discovering that Arthur Weasley , who was on guard duty at the Department of Mysteries , was to be killed by Nagini Voldemort's snake Dumbledore ordered Snape to teach Harry the skill of Occlumency.
Occlumency would allow Harry to block his mind from Voldemort's Legilimency probing. A very tedious and trying set of lessons, at one point Snape provoked Harry into casting a Shield Charm, which allowed Harry to catch a glimpse of Snape's own memories. Later, when Snape left the room to attend to Montague , Harry entered the pensieve in order to see what memories Snape was hiding from him — which turned out to be of Snape being taunted by his father and the other Marauders, and of Snape calling Lily a Mudblood out of humiliation.
This caused Harry great distress because he had never before believed a word of Snape's criticisms of James.
Although humbling Harry somewhat towards Snape, they still retained a very strained and bitter relationship during Harry's remaining time at Hogwarts. After Sirius was murdered during in the Department of Mysteries by Bellatrix Lestrange , Harry took savage pleasure in blaming Snape for his death. He believed that Snape's taunt to Sirius about his uselessness to the Order of the Phoenix was one of the main factors which caused Sirius to leave his house and fight.
Harry's hatred of Snape reached its height in when he discovered that Snape had told Voldemort about the Prophecy involving him, which led Harry to believe that Snape had betrayed his parents. Harry raged at Albus Dumbledore for trusting Snape, only to have Dumbledore silence him. Later the same night Snape killed Dumbledore, which only seemed to confirm what Harry had come to believe about his former Potions master, resenting Snape almost as much as he resented Voldemort himself.
In , Harry witnessed Voldemort order the death of Severus Snape, in an attempt to gain the allegiance of the Elder Wand. Despite his hatred of his former teacher, he still felt sorry for the way Voldemort had killed Snape. As Voldemort left Snape mortally wounded by Nagini in the Shrieking Shack , Harry was able to obtain several memories that contained not only the truth about Snape's motives and unwavering allegiance to the Order of the Phoenix, but relayed a crucial message from Dumbledore.
What Harry discovered about Snape's persistent love for Lily Evans also explained Snape's final act: he had instructed Harry to look at him, so he could die looking into the eyes Harry inherited from his mother. This caused Harry to lose all his previous enmity towards Snape, replaced with feelings of respect for his bravery and undying love for his mother, as before destroying Voldemort for good, he made sure the latter, alongside the rest of the Hogwarts resistance, first knew Snape's loyalty was to Dumbledore in order to clear away any resentment of Snape's actions.
In addition, Harry also ensured that Snape's portrait was rightfully placed among Hogwarts's previous headmasters. He considered Snape to be one of the bravest men he had ever known, and gave his second son , who was the only one of his children to inherit Lily's eyes, the middle name "Severus". Snape's display of goodness made Harry lose his bigotry towards Slytherin, using Snape's status as a former Slytherin yet still being so brave to ease Albus's fears.
In the alternate future where Harry died, Snape was extremely disappointed and felt deep guilt and remorse for failing to protect him and quickly agreed to help Scorpius Malfoy, who was the cause of this change, restore the timeline back so Harry would still be alive.
The fact that Harry named his second son after himself deeply moved Severus and he told Scorpius he was proud of Albus carrying his name. Content with the fact that his legacy would be remembered in a time he will never experience and his sacrifice would save the legacy of his love, Snape did not hesitate to give his life to allow Scorpius to fix his mistake, dying once again without regret as he saved Harry and therefore Lily's legacy.
Ironically, the two shared many similarities that neither of them were aware of. Both were half-blood wizards who grew up among Muggles. Both of their Muggle caretakers were cruel to them Snape's father was implied to be abusive to Snape and his mother, while the Dursleys were neglectful towards Harry. Both grew up wearing secondhand clothes however, Snape was likely forced to wear them due to his family's poverty, Harry's relatives were simply reluctant to afford any major expenses on him.
In addition, the two grew up virtually friendless until attending Hogwarts Snape due to his unstable family life and secondhand clothes, Harry due to his relatives isolating him. Upon entering Hogwarts, Snape and Harry were bullied mercilessly, in Snape's case, by the Marauders who were led by James Potter , and Harry by ironically Snape himself and Draco Malfoy , among others. Furthermore, both had at least one near-death experience during their Hogwarts: Snape was nearly killed in an abortive prank by the Marauders, while Harry repeatedly had Voldemort attempting to kill him.
However, both Harry and Snape had at least one silver gleaming: their attraction to a redhead Lily Potter and Ginny Weasley , respectively. Of course, Snape did not marry Lily who married James and mothered Harry , while Harry himself did marry Ginny with whom he had sired a child named Albus Potter. Gilderoy Lockhart , former professor. Lockhart was a very handsome and famous author, who claimed he had done great deeds but had in fact only taken credit for the deeds after erasing the memories of the actual doers: his only skill.
Lockhart was extremely vain and highly self-obsessed; he assigned all of his own, very expensive, books for his class. Lockhart continually pulled Harry into the limelight against his will, often implying that Harry hoped to be as famous as Lockhart, which caused Harry a great deal of embarrassment and irritation. Indeed, Harry made an active effort to avoid Lockhart as much as possible. While Lockhart gifted his entire set of books to Harry as a publicity stunt and hoping to garner some liking from the famous boy, Harry instead donated them all to Ginny Weasley , both because he could afford his own and he was rather unhappy with his first interaction with Lockhart.
In addition to this, Lockhart was an utterly incompetent teacher, a fact that became apparent to Harry during his first lesson with the author. After setting an irrelevant, narcissistic half-hour test , Lockhart released a cage of Cornish pixies into the classroom without giving any sort of instructions on how to control the creatures, and, in the resulting havoc, went on to instruct Harry and his friends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger to round up the creatures after his own attempt had failed.
At one point during the year, Lockhart's ineptitude caused unnecessary harm to Harry when, in a misguided attempt at first aid for a bone fracture, he used a spell that removed all the bones in his arm. This, combined with the fact Lockhart had arrogantly ignored Harry's refusal of treatment, soured their relationship further.
This gives them a seven-year window to simply be dating. After she graduated from Hogwarts, Ginny became a Chaser appropriate considering her best skill had always been chasing after Harry in a Quidditch team consisting only of women. This team went very far and Ginny had a successful career. Harry himself got ridiculously puppyish about Ginny starting from the sixth book.
Before Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince , Harry was never shown even thinking once about Ginny let alone twice; however, he became completely entranced by her in the sixth novel. This is the reason why not everyone is crazy about this pairing as there was no development toward it. JK Rowling had wanted to have Harry end up with Hermione as part of her original plan. When the books progressed, however, it made more sense for Ron and Hermione to be together and fan interest waned toward that pairing.
Due to this, JK switched Harry toward Ginny instead as he needed to have an ending where he had the peace of having a family that loved him. This is why when Ginny had a lot of men on her list, which includes Dean, Harry, and a couple other guys, Ron and Fred were angered that their sister was moving through boys at a quick pace.
It looks like all Ginny does is basically fawn over him and nod along to whatever Harry tells her to do. After she figured there was no hope in getting Harry at all, she grew some personality by being more fierce in disposition, perfecting hexes and spells like the Reducto curse and forming friendships of her own.
She could even have had a flourishing Quidditch career or done anything she pleased. In the Epilogue, we learn that Harry and Ginny have reconciled, Harry has married Ginny and they have three children. They are not siblings. Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy met up in real life and fans are absolutely loving it. Draco is a slimy and bigoted character, but Harry Potter fans around the world insist that Felton himself is an absolute sweetheart.
Dean was always helping Ginny through the portrait hole, making sure she was ok, etc. They also argued quidditch teams.
This was helped along by Harry drinking the Felix Felicis liquid luck potion. Ginny clearly got over Dean soon after they broke up, as she began dating Harry soon after and admitted to him that she had never really given up on Harry. Dean, however, seemed astonished and hurt when he saw Harry and Ginny kissing, and went as far as smashing his glass, indicating that he took their split harder. After taking a swig of Felix Felicis, a potion that significantly increases your luck, Harry convinces Ginny to break up with her current boyfriend, Dean Thomas.
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