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7. Amycus Carrow

Amycus Carrow is another sinister Death Eater who, with his sister Alecto, is placed at Hogwarts by Voldemort. Known for his brutality and extreme views, Amycus’s role at the school highlights the pervasive corruption and fear that Voldemort’s regime instills. His presence contributes to the oppressive environment, marked by violence and intimidation. Amycus’s actions reflect the broader impact of the Death Eaters on the wizarding world, showcasing the extent of Voldemort’s influence over institutions that were once safe and respected.

8. Griphook

Griphook is a goblin who becomes crucial in *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows* due to his expertise in breaking into Gringotts. Initially motivated by self-interest, Griphook agrees to help Harry, Ron, and Hermione in exchange for the Sword of Gryffindor. His deep knowledge of Gringotts’ security systems makes him an essential ally in the quest to retrieve a Horcrux. Despite his initial bargaining, Griphook’s involvement proves vital to the success of the mission, though his demands and motivations add complexity to the heist.

9. Aberforth Dumbledore

Aberforth Dumbledore is Albus Dumbledore’s estranged brother, who runs the Hog’s Head Inn in Hogsmeade. Though previously mentioned, he becomes more significant in *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows*. Aberforth’s troubled relationship with his brother and his own past are revealed, adding depth to the Dumbledore family’s history. His reluctant assistance to Harry, Ron, and Hermione reflects his complex character and the personal struggles he faces, showcasing the theme of family and the impact of past decisions on the present.

10. Ted Tonks

Ted Tonks is the husband of Andromeda Tonks and the father of Nymphadora Tonks. While not a major character, his role is important in understanding the Tonks family’s plight during Voldemort’s reign. Ted’s fate underscores the personal losses experienced by those affected by Voldemort’s rise to power. His character represents the broader impact of the dark wizard’s influence on ordinary witches and wizards, highlighting the sacrifices and dangers faced by families fighting against the oppressive regime.

11. Rufus Scrimgeour

Rufus Scrimgeour is the former Minister of Magic, whose tenure was marked by difficulties in maintaining control during Voldemort’s rise. In *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows*, Scrimgeour’s assassination by Death Eaters illustrates the severity of Voldemort’s influence over the Ministry and the broader wizarding world. His death signifies a turning point, emphasizing the peril faced by those in positions of authority under Voldemort’s rule and the ongoing struggle to resist his dark regime.

12. Scorpius Malfoy

Scorpius Malfoy is introduced in the epilogue of *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows* as the son of Draco Malfoy. Although he does not play a major role in the book, his presence symbolizes the continuation of the Malfoy family’s legacy and their place in the post-Voldemort world. Scorpius’s interaction with Albus Potter at King’s Cross Station hints at the next generation’s challenges and friendships, reflecting the enduring impact of past events and the hope for reconciliation and a brighter future.