This is fricken amazing.

George weasley ll?

Yup I'm still here ;)

I know that I've said this before, but the way that you're able to take an entire character and then just sum up their personality into six words is wonderful; it seems harder to do that then to write something long about a character, and Horace Slughorn really liked the Slug Club, and getting all of the students with talent and the like together, so this makes a lot of sense.

This is just wonderful, really; it would have been better to have a foggy future than to have a clear vision of the future, and what was going to happen, because she was able to foretell through the prophecies, a much deeper character than I thought she was going to be at first - this one's really good.

I like how you include Goyle's character in this, and how a big part of his character was being one of Draco's friends and minions, in a way, but he wasn't that evil really - there was nothing that he did besides supporting Draco (you should do one of these about Draco, by the way; maybe about Crabbe as well?) that could be considered evil.

This is definitely my favorite one in the collection so far, and I liked Nicolas's character so much in the books because he wasn't going to be stopped by anything, and he didn't mind dying - he didn't fear it, and it seemed as though nothing was going to stop him before, and his age didn't really define his character in the end.

I like how you're writing something more lighthearted, and it's nice how there are splashes of humor, because the focus of the Harry Potter series is sometimes more philosophical with words of deeper meanings, but then there are also lighthearted moments throughout, and it's nice how you carry that across here.

Fawkes is the phoneix ,right? I feel as though this isn't one of my favorites throughout the collection, but then again, it actually sums up a part of his character, how he's the beacon of hope when he comes to Harry's assistance in the Chamber of Secrets in the book, and I think also in the movie, as well.

I don't think that I remember Gellert Grindelwald's character, so I don't have much to comment upon this chapter, but nevertheless, you've done a great grasp with all of these wiser quotes that seem as though they could come from somebody like Dumbledore as well; great job with this one, c:

Okay, just kill me with Snape/Lily feels - they were one of my favorite onesided ships throughout the entire HP series, and the way that you've captured the quote ("After all this time?" "Always") into these six words really sums up Snape as a character because everything he did was to protect Lily, and then Harry, even though it didn't seem like it.

Percy Weasley; I feel as though now you're focusing more upon their actions, but then again, the actions of a character and their dialogue and their descriptions really show who they are as a person and I feel really bad for him through these six words, and this one is really clever - it seems like something from one of the books, (:

Sorry; my review got cut off from the last chapter: it's wonderful how you show her character in relation to protecting her family, since that's what she valued above everything else. In terms of this chapter, it's really hard to capture Luna's character in six words, but you've done a good job with it, nevertheless.

Exactly. This is pretty much Narcissa Malfoy in six words, because Lucius was always about protecting the Dark Lord, because he had to, that was his duty as a Death Eater, but Narcissa had always been about protecting Draco, and that was shown especially in the sixth book, when she made Snape take the Unbreakable Vow, and it's wonderful

Alice seems like a tough character to capture in six words, but you've done a great job with her, even though she's more of a minor character - I remember this part in the HP books, and you're able to make my eyes water up with just six words; this is probably my favorite one in the collection (for now).