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'''Nymphadora Tonks'''
A young Auror with the distinction of being a [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Metamorphmagus]]. She can easily change her appearance at will, making her an invaluble member of the Order of the Phoenix.
* ActionGirl
* CuteClumsyGirl
* DoNotCallMePaul: [[strike:Nymphadora]]. Everyone, save for her parents, calls her Tonks. (Even they call her Dora, a more innocuous version.)
-->'''Tonks''': Don't call me [[EmbarrassingFirstName Nymphadora]]!
* FemaleSuccessIsFamily
* [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal]]
A young Auror with the distinction of being a [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Metamorphmagus]]. She can easily change her appearance at will, making her an invaluble member of the Order of the Phoenix.
* ActionGirl
* CuteClumsyGirl
* DoNotCallMePaul: [[strike:Nymphadora]]. Everyone, save for her parents, calls her Tonks. (Even they call her Dora, a more innocuous version.)
-->'''Tonks''': Don't call me [[EmbarrassingFirstName Nymphadora]]!
* FemaleSuccessIsFamily
* [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal]]
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Xenophilius shows that Luna came by this trope honestly.
* CuteClumsyGirl (Tonks)honestly.
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* [[LeaveHimToMe Leave Her to Me]]: [[spoiler: Molly refuses to let anyone help her fight Bellatrix after Bella nearly kills Ginny.]]
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** Which doubles as DeathByIrony, [[spoiler: considering Bellatrix killed Sirius when he underestimated her abilities. Later, Bellatrix is killed when she [[UnderestimatingBadassery underestimates]] [[MamaBear Molly]].]]
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*** Which makes her one CoolOldLady.
* MinoredInAssKicking: Though it may not be expected, [=McGonagall=] holds her own in nearly every battle at Hogwarts. Most notably, attacking [[spoiler: Snape]] with a [[KillItWithFire fire-lasso]] and a swarm of knives in Deathly Hallows. She also has [[CrowningMomentofFunny an army of galloping desks]].
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: As an animagus, she can transform into a cat whenever necessary.
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*** [[spoiler:It's possible that Snape thought Lily would be safe under Dumbledore's watch. Afterall, even at his full power, Voldemort did not dare to attack Dumbledore directly.]]
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*** [[spoiler:It's possible that Snape thought Lily would be safe under Dumbledore's watch. Afterall, even at his full power, Voldemort did not dare to attack Dumbledore directly.]] ]]
*** [[spoiler: Like I said: ''He didn't expect her to die, and said as much''.]]
* CompletelyMissingThePoint: A lot of Snape-haters who think he should have just "moved on" from [[spoiler: Lily]] fail to realize that if he had, [[spoiler: he would never have asked Dumbledore to hide the Potters (after all, he wouldn't have a ''reason''), which would have led to Harry's death. Or, if Harry had survived, [[MoralEventHorizon he would have gone with the Lestranges and Barty Crouch, Jr., to torture Alice and Frank Longbottom to insanity]].]]
*** [[spoiler: Like I said: ''He didn't expect her to die, and said as much''.]]
* CompletelyMissingThePoint: A lot of Snape-haters who think he should have just "moved on" from [[spoiler: Lily]] fail to realize that if he had, [[spoiler: he would never have asked Dumbledore to hide the Potters (after all, he wouldn't have a ''reason''), which would have led to Harry's death. Or, if Harry had survived, [[MoralEventHorizon he would have gone with the Lestranges and Barty Crouch, Jr., to torture Alice and Frank Longbottom to insanity]].]]
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*** Although there ''is'' something [[FetishFuel weirdly erotic]] about his repeated demands to be addressed as "''Sir''" in the books...
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*** Although there ''is'' something weirdly erotic about his [[FetishFuel weirdly erotic]] about his repeated demands to be addressed as "''Sir''" as]] "''[[BrainsAndBondage Sir]]''" in the books...
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** Hell,just book 7 (the second half at least). That chess game was pretty cool, too.
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** Hell,just Hell, just book 7 (the second half at least). That chess game was pretty cool, too.
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***[[spoiler:It's possible that Snape thought Lily would be safe under Dumbledore's watch. Afterall, even at his full power, Voldemort did not dare to attack Dumbledore directly.]]
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* CreepyChild: ''Heavily'' implied to be this, thanks to a combination of poor social skills and his knowledge of the Dark Arts, which, according to Sirius Black, was disturbingly comprehensive when Snape was eleven years old (and was probably the main reason the other students bullied him). In the series, he occasionally seems to be the grown-up version of this trope; the rest of the time, he comes off as a (moody, depressed, and ''extremely'' emotionally-detatched) adult.
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* CreepyChild: ''Heavily'' implied to be this, thanks to a combination of poor social skills and his knowledge of the Dark Arts, which, according to Sirius Black, was disturbingly comprehensive when Snape was eleven years old (and was probably the main reason the other students bullied him). In the series, he occasionally seems to be the grown-up version of this trope; the rest of the time, he comes off as a (moody, semi-normal (if moody, depressed, and ''extremely'' emotionally-detatched) adult.
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* LikeFatherLikeSon: Subverted and played straight. It's pretty obvious that Snape would never ''physically'' harm his students (his threats are empty; anyone whose parents ever threatened to "beat your ass bloody!" and never did could see that in an instant), but he's got no problems tearing them down verbally. [[spoiler: It gets even sadder when you realize that, if he hadn't pushed Lily away and [[WordOfGod she'd fallen for him instead of James]], [[TheAtoner he would have made a very commendable effort to be a better husband and father than Tobias was to Eileen]].]]
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* LikeFatherLikeSon: Subverted and played straight. It's pretty obvious that Snape would never ''physically'' harm his students (his threats are empty; anyone whose parents ever threatened to "beat your ass bloody!" and never did could see that in an instant), but he's got no problems tearing them down verbally. [[spoiler: It gets even sadder when you realize that, if he hadn't pushed Lily away and [[WordOfGod she'd fallen for him instead of James]], [[TheAtoner he would have made a very commendable effort to be a better husband and father than Tobias was to Eileen]].Tobias]].]]
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**The Snapefen may be scary, but the "Snape is ChaoticEvil and incapable of redemption" anti-fans are so, ''so'' much worse. Their near-glee at the idea of a young child being beaten and yelled at by his father, neglected by his mother, and bullied relentlessly by his peers at school is... [[NightmareFuel Disturbing, to say the least]].
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* TallDarkAndSnarky, though the 'tall' part only applies to the movies, where he's played by 6'1 Alan Rickman. In the books, he's shorter than Sirius.)
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* TallDarkAndSnarky, though the 'tall' part only applies to the movies, where he's played by 6'1 Alan Rickman. In the books, he's shorter than Sirius.)
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* BrokenAce: In terms of fighting ability, [[spoiler: Snape would fall somewhere between Voldemort/Dumbledore and ''everyone else.'']] Outside of duels, [[spoiler: he created a slew of potions techniques that make Harry the top of Slughorn's class, several jinxes and hexes, and an extremely powerful curse.]] Even more telling, [[spoiler: [[TheAtoner he also creates a cure years later.]]]]
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* BrokenAce: In terms of fighting ability, [[spoiler: Snape would fall somewhere between Voldemort/Dumbledore and ''everyone else.'']] '' But well above [[TedBaxter Gilderoy Lockhart]].]] Outside of duels, [[spoiler: he created a slew of potions techniques that make Harry the top of Slughorn's class, several jinxes and hexes, and an extremely powerful curse.]] Even more telling, [[spoiler: [[TheAtoner he also creates a cure years later.]]]]
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* LikeFatherLikeSon: Subverted and played straight. It's pretty obvious that Snape would never ''physically'' harm his students (his threats are empty; anyone whose parents ever threatened to "beat your ass bloody!" and never did could see that in an instant), but he's got no problems tearing them down verbally. [[spoiler: It gets even sadder when you realize that, if he hadn't pushed Lily away and [[WordOfGod she'd fallen for him instead of James]], [[TheAtoner he would have made a very commendable effort to be a better husband and father than Tobias was to Eileen]].]]
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* NotSoDifferent: At some point in the series, nearly ''every'' main character has been shown to share at least one very distinct trait with a character who initially seems to be their polar opposite. Harry and Voldemort are outright stated in the books, whereas fans picked up on similarities between characters (like Hermione and Bellatrix, for just one example) on their own.
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* NonIdleRich: Most definitely. Beyond the fact that he doesn't have to ever worry about money, his parents' UndisclosedFunds don't really impact his personality at all; he spends the last few books aiming to get a job as, essentially, a wizard cop.
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*** While the feminist designation is ludicrous, it should be pointed out that "appealing" and "compelling are entirely different things. It might help put this in perspective to keep in mind that dear Bella is effectively a female Joker.
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*** While the feminist designation is ludicrous, it should be pointed out that "appealing" and "compelling are entirely different things. It might help put this in perspective to keep in mind that dear Bella is effectively a female Joker.
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* AdultChild: Not really; if anything, he's the grown-up, male version of a CreepyChild.
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** However, he was well past his prime by the time these things happened. He built up his reputation with thigs he did when he was younger.
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** [[spoiler: It's because he wished Neville was chosen and not Harry.]]
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* {{Expy}}: Of Wart from ''[[TheOnceAndFutureKing The Sword in the Stone]]'', [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/0800-guardian-bio.html believe it or not.]]
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**To be perfectly honest, every other trope entry in this section could be removed and ''nothing'' would be lost. He's subject to ''that'' level of alternate interpretation.
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* AdultChild: He wears the same black robes as his students, sleeps close to the Slytherin dormitories, and carries grudges he started in school.
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**Uh... He probably wears black robes because he doesn't have to spend a whole lot of time matching them (''plenty'' of men dress by this rule, and their level of maturity has nothing to do with it) and in PrisonerOfAzkaban, [=McGonagall's=] quarters are close enough to Gryffindor Tower that she can hear the ongoing party after Gryffindor wins the Quidditch Cup ''and'' the commotion after Ron sees Sirius Black in his dorm; this implies that ''all'' the Heads of Houses (Snape, Sprout, Flitwick, and [=McGonagall=]) have sleeping quarters close to the Houses. Even his grudges don't fully qualify him as an AdultChild (see DarkAndTroubledPast and JerkassWoobie below).
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**Uh... He probably wears black robes because he doesn't have to spend a whole lot
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** It's especially bizarre when one considers that he got this status pretty much entirely from being played by Alan Rickman in the movies. In the books he's described as having 'sallow skin' (read: sickly and yellowish), 'greasy' hair, a beak-like nose, and yellow teeth.
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* ActionGirl: She accompanies Harry to the Department of Mysteries in the fifth book (and fights on a broken leg), re-grouped Dumbledore's Army in DeathlyHallows, fought tirelessly in the Battle of Hogwarts, and even took on [[TheDragon Bellatrix Lestrange]] right in front of Lord Voldemort.
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** She accompanies Harry to the Department of Mysteries in the fifth book (and fights on a broken leg), re-grouped Dumbledore's Army in DeathlyHallows, fought tirelessly in the Battle of Hogwarts, and even took on [[TheDragon Bellatrix Lestrange]] right in front of Lord Voldemort. [[SarcasmMode Yup, she's useless.]]
** She accompanies Harry to the Department of Mysteries in the fifth book (and fights on a broken leg), re-grouped Dumbledore's Army in DeathlyHallows, fought tirelessly in the Battle of Hogwarts, and even took on [[TheDragon Bellatrix Lestrange]] right in front of Lord Voldemort. [[SarcasmMode Yup, she's useless.]]
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* TortureTechnician: The Carrows, deliberately placed at Hogwarts in ''Deathly Hallows'' to scare and beat the next generation into line with Voldemort's way of thinking. Other Death Eaters torture too, but these are the ones who do it ''for a living''.
** Antonin Dolohov is stated to be this by Igor Karkaroff in the 4th book
** Antonin Dolohov is stated to be this by Igor Karkaroff in the 4th book
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Hermione advocates breaking the rules, you know it's serious.