Harry Potter Alignment Chart

Fred and George Weasley.Fred and George Weasley do not just fail to follow rules; they break them. Some pranks cause harm, but that is never their aim. They care deeply about protecting friends and family and will sacrifice almost anything to do so.

Bellatrix Lestrange is Voldemort's number one henchman. She takes...Cursed Child.Lore is canon; she is his lover. Unlike Voldemort, who plans big, she takes extreme, sadistic pleasure in hurting people. This places her in the 'chaotic evil' category.

Minerva McGonagall is a Hogwarts professor who takes her job seriously. She wants rules followed and structures maintained. McGonagall breaks rules only when necessary, like when she defends Hagrid against Ministry officials. She does this because she serves good, not because she is neutral about rules.

When the series starts, Hermione's first priority is following rules. She learns she must break them sometimes to save the world, but she sees their value and does not enjoy their destruction. Lawful Good people can break rules when the rules are bad. Hermione often creates new rules when she dislikes the old ones, like making S.P.E.W. to establish civil rights for house elves.

Dolores Umbridge started work as a...Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher.Dolores Umbridge immediately showed a harsh lawful personality. She used rules and punishment to abuse her students. As headmistress, she used her rising power to become worse.

Harry Potter is a good person who wants to do what is right. Sometimes this means following rules; sometimes it means ignoring them. Harry cares little which path he takes.

Sirius Black grew up with a family that would join Voldemort happily. Sirius distrusts rules and systems; he seeks personal freedom. He wants freedom to do what is right, not freedom to hurt others.

Ron has an attitude like Harry's: do what is right, ignore the rules, but do not create chaos without reason. Ron balances out both sides.Harry and Hermione.fear the consequences of breaking rules and secretly enjoy their brothers' chaos, even though he calls them annoying.

Fenrir Grayback believes his duty is to turn as many people as possible into werewolves, causing mass chaos and violence. His indiscriminate cruelty and destabilizing goals make him a perfect example of chaotic evil.

Luna Lovegood does not seem aware of how the world works, or she simply does not care. She stays happy in her own reality, which looks chaotic to others. However, she will drop her dreamy attitude and fight for good when needed.

No words describe a man who raises magical creatures against Hogwarts rules except chaotic. Hagrid is not just chaos; he is also good. He constantly helps and encourages Harry to break rules, but he only does this to help the kid.

Neville Longbottom seems cowardly at the start, but he fights for good at the end. Despite gaining power and bravery, Neville still values order and rules.

Peeves is a poltergeist.Peeves loves pulling pranks on students and faculty at Hogwarts. He does not truly try to hurt anyone, but he does not care if he does; his main goal is spreading chaos. The movie cut his scenes.

Lucius Malfoy is rich from a fancy family and wants to stay that way. He sides with Voldemort because he believes it is his best shot at joining a system he can use to gain power and privilege over others.

Ginny Weasley is Neutral Good, like her future husband Harry and brother Ron. She follows rules if they work well, but what is right matters most. This makes her a strong Dumbledore's Army member; she avoids needless chaos but is not tied to the rules.

PercyPercy loves the Ministry of Magic.law and order—from his pride as a prefect to his loyalty to the Ministry of Magic.Percy loves the Ministry of Magic.His actions against his family show this. But when he sees his beliefs no longer match the law, he changes his mind.

Voldemort does not want to destroy for destruction's sake, nor does he want to use a system for his gain. He wants to overthrow the world to set up his own tyrannical rule, making him neutral evil.

Snape changes a lot during the series, making him hard to place. He shows no loyalty to anything except his own wants. He switches sides freely, acting chaotic or lawful as he needs. Snape is not evil like he seems at the start. Despite his big sacrifices, he is not good. He remains true neutral.

Albus Dumbledore is headmaster, so one expects him to favor lawful. He only follows rules when it helps. He breaks them often, not to cause chaos, but because his mission is what matters most.

Draco Malfoy acts like an entitled brat throughout most of the series. He thinks his family's status makes him better than everyone. Then, he learns he must commit evil acts. This makes him lawful neutral. He believes in the social order that helps him. Later, he sees his own morals and safety matter more than that order.

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