Fred and George's comic effect stems primarily from the fact that they are twins, which makes them very different from everyone else. The same red hair, the same tall figure, the same long figure, even the freckles were the same. It's hard to tell them apart, and even their families often get them wrong, so they attract a lot of attention when they show up. Secondly, the same appearance makes them have similar personalities. They are both humorous and cheerful, so they can arouse people's love for them wherever they go.
Fred and George are a unit; they're always like peas and carrots. Exploring the Tunnels of Hogwarts Castle together, playing Quidditch together, inventing Weasley's magic tricks together; We laughed at Percy, we played tricks on Dudley, we helped Harry, and neither of us could live without the other, nor could anyone leave the other. If Fred left George would no longer be Fred; In the same way, George would not be George without Fred.
Fred and George are an excellent pair. They are always together to do something new, fun, people can not help laughing things. There was a cupboard in Filch's cupboard just for them. Just as they had obtained the Marauder's map, all it took was George's dropped dungbomb to distract Filch, and Fred had no trouble getting the Marauder's map out of the drawer. And so poor Filch was fooled again by Fred and George. The two brothers who were to be punished not only managed to get rid of Filch, but they also managed to get something extremely interesting and useful, all thanks to the way they worked together.
Fred and George were like a happy spell, bringing happiness with them wherever they went. They are naughty, free, in their own way - joke, to share their joy; Infect the people around you with a lively, relaxed atmosphere. Their real magic was not that they could invent Weasley's magic tricks, but that they could easily melt other people into their happiness.
From an early age, George and Fred liked to play pranks on their brothers and sisters (especially Percy). Their mother, Molly Weasley, had a hard time trying to make them behave. In fact, a small explosion in George and Fred's bedroom was perfectly normal. One Christmas, at the family dinner, Fred and George had put a dungbomb under Auntie Muriel's chair.
From then on, Muriel said she would give them nothing in her will and would not spend Christmas at the Burrow. The Weasleys, however, were "thankful" for this. When RON was five, George and Fred almost made him make an unbreakable vow. Mr. Weasley was furious when he found out and beat both of them.
In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry gives Fred and George the 1,000 Gold Galleons they won in the Triwizard Tournament, which they use to open a Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes at 93 Diagon Alley. Sell funny things invented by the brothers. After Fred's death, George went it alone. RON became an Auror with Harry after graduation, but came to help George work with him on weekends.
Mr. And Mrs. Weasley at the Ministry of Magic had long expressed concern about the brothers' mischievous gifts. But since the successful opening of the Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, the Weasleys have begun to show an appreciation for their business flair.
Fred fought alongside his brother Percy in the battle to defend Hogwarts and was killed by the jinx of The Death Eater Augustus Rookwood. Fred asks Angelina Johnson to be his date at the Triwizard Yule Ball, and Angelina agrees, and the two have a romantic relationship for the rest of their school life.
But their relationship was unclear after they left school, as Angelina did not attend Fred's wedding and instead flirted with the bride's Cousins. But they fought side by side in the battle to defend Hogwarts. Finally, after Fred's death, George married Angelina, and the children were named Fred and Roxanne in honor of his twin brother.
George and Fred are part of the Hogwarts legend because of their great deeds before graduation. In The memory of Hogwarts employee Filch, these two men seem to be more terrifying than the one who can't name a name (Voldemort). Filch's assessment of the two men was so full of vicious curses and insults that it was all but a dementor's kiss.
When he mentioned the great thing they had done before graduation, he said with great frustration that it was the biggest mistake of his life. Dumbledore, headmaster of Hogwarts, thought it a privilege to have had students like the Weasleys, and said he was sorry that the Weasleys had not graduated. "It is a great loss to Hogwarts." "He said.
The Weasleys have a good reputation among students. During the darkest days of Hogwarts, the Weasleys' inventions helped free many students from Umbridge's oppression. They were still quite willing to dip into their pockets for the Weasleys' diagon Alley store. Many would-be Hogwarts pranksters follow the Weasleys' behaviour as a guide. Moreover, the Weasleys had made Peeves, Hogwarts' most mischievous genius, do their bidding.
