Twins Weasley

Fred's Personality

Fred Weasley is charismatic, outgoing and known for his sense of humour and love of mischief. Together with his twin brother George, he stands out for his creativity and ingenuity, demonstrated in the jokes and magical products they develop for their shop. Although a joker, Fred is brave, loyal and committed to his loved ones, showing great determination in the fight against injustice. His rebellious spirit and optimism infect those around him, making him an unforgettable figure.

George's personality

George Weasley shares his twin Fred's charisma and sense of humour, but has a slightly calmer and more thoughtful personality. Although he also enjoys practical jokes and is just as creative in inventing magical products, he tends to be the more level-headed of the two, offering a more level-headed counterpoint when needed. He is loyal, brave and deeply committed to his family and friends, displaying admirable fortitude even in the most difficult of times. His kind nature and wit make him well-liked and respected by those who know him.

Hobbies

Fred and George Weasley enjoy creating pranks and magical gadgets, spending much of their time inventing clever products such as magical sweets and surprising objects for their future shop. They love to play Quidditch, where they are both skilled beaters, and have a natural talent for arranging pranks and comical situations. They also have a passion for experimenting with unconventional magic, demonstrating their creativity and love of fun in everything they do.

Family

Fred and George Weasley are part of the Weasley family, led by their father, Arthur, a kind man fascinated by Muggle objects, and their mother, Molly, with whom the twins have a somewhat tense relationship due to her rebellious spirit and her disregard for rules, which clash with her protective and disciplined character. They have five siblings: Bill, the eldest and respected by all; Charlie, a lover of magical creatures; Percy, with whom they frequently clash due to his rigidity and ambition; Ron, their younger brother, whom they adore but also often joke about; and Ginny, their only sister, whom they protect and with whom they share great affection and complicity.