An additional character I would love to introduce to the books would be Dindora Adaltrude Goodsong.

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She is a very capable healer from Belgium, trained by wizards, elven and werewolves for more than ten years all over the world after her primal eduction in Beauxbatons Academy of Magic.

Dindora works at St. Mungo´s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries. The picture shows her down in the garden alcove, preparing elixirs, which she likes to do in the open whenever possible.

Because of all her knowledge acquired during her many years in the elven village acompying their healers and the rare possibility to have a lycantroph as her friend, she was able to save the child Montgomery from death.

Montgomery was born in Ireland and was brother to two sisters attending Hogwards. When he was five years old, the werewolf Fenrir Greyback attacked him as penalty for his mother not aiding the Death Eaters. Greyback was well known for his preferance to attack innocent children especially. I would have loved to see at least this child saved.

Upon hearing the news of Harry's survival, she did not believe for a second that Voldemort had been vanquished for good. Confiding in Albus Dumbledore about her fears, he asked her to move to Hogwarts to teach Defense Against the Dark Arts by day, and help him pinpoint the locations of hocruxes by night.

Meet Madame Glenda Alaunus, a very pleasant witch that is described with hair like sunshine, calm, patient blue eyes and always smelling of periwinkles. Her office is located on the 1st floor of the castle not too far from the Great Hall. It's a small and cozy office, with relaxing over-sized chairs to sit in and talk about your problems. One wall in her office is full of bottle homemade teas that she will brew for students during her sessions, but it gives a warm earthy smell.

Her role at Hogwarts was to be there for the students to help clear their minds and ease heavy emotional burdens by meeting with them at any hour the day. This would also create time for Professors who already have ladened workloads between lesson plans, classes, and grading parchments. Madame Alaunus would be the most busy with students around midterms or finals, since stress is highest then. For older students, she would help them with job placements or continuing education after their N.E.W.T.s.

You'd think she would have used a spell the way her aura can relax even the most tense of students and let their worries melt away, but instead she prefers to use muggle psychology and her sharp Ravenclaw mind. Imagine the influence she would have had calming down the chaos with her gentle aura after You-Know-Who's return!

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I have always wondered how things would have been if a Slytherin student would have been a triwizard champion instead of Cedric Diggory (no offense, Hufflepuffs). In my headcanon, I believe Harry Potter would have developed a more friendly view towards Slytherin house if they helped each other as he and Cedric did. And, not all Slytherins are bad - the reader is simply seeing Harry's prejudiced point of view. Sit down, have a cup of tea (or coffee, whatever you like), and read his story.

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Leonard Salford, 17-year-old pure-blood Slytherin student, wanted his last term at Hogwarts to be special. Little did he know at the start of the term how things would turn out. When the Triwizard Tournament was announced, he hesitated a bit before entering his name. The gold was tempting, but his family wasn't poor. He was drawn in by the sweet scent of possible fame.

On the evening the champions were selected, he was surprised that the goblet of fire actually picked him. However, it was even more surprising that Harry Potter was picked as well. Leonard was a bit wary of this at first - why was it always this boy? He knew how some students of his own house teased the Boy who lived but Leonard had never shown any interest. Potter was a normal boy to him and their paths never crossed so why should he provoke him?

People like Draco Malfoy were enraged that Leonard didn't act as they wished, even though they, along with people from other houses(except Gryffindor), celebrated him as the 'real' Hogwarts champion. However, Salford couldn't care less about this. As soon as he became a Triwizard champion, he went to the library to study useful spells.

One evening, when Leonard was researching in the library, he noticed Potter along with his faithful friends, Granger and Weasley. Some students were out of Madam Pince's sight and they threw crumbled balls of pergament to the table of Potter and his friends. A few of these pergament balls had nasty messages written on them. It was visible how annoying it was. Leonard rose up to put a book back to its shelf and shook his head when a group of students was walking by, showing their 'Go ahead Salford' pins, which switched to 'Potter stinks' whenever they were close to Potter. "Aren't these cool, Salford? I came up with this idea!", a student giggled and showed her pin to him, her brown locks bopping up and down with excitement. "Amazing. Why don't you use that bird brain of yours and develope something useful instead?", Leonard replied and went back to his table. Furious, the group of students left. Leonard sighed and walked slowly over to Potter's table. "Uhm...hey.", he started, catching a hostile look from Weasley. Leonard furrowed his eyebrows and went on. "Sorry about these pins...and all the teasing. The tournament is stressful enough and I wish they would stop.", he explained and earned surprised faces. "I have nothing against you at all. We're not all the same.", he added and turned around to quickly leave the library. "Wait!", Potter exclaimed, earning himself a 'shhhh!' from Madam Pince. Leonard stopped and looked at them with a questioning look. "Well...", Potter lowered his voice, "Dragons. That's the first task." "Harry, why are you telling that to the enemy?", Weasley asked, in disbelief. Leonard was silent for a while and just stared at the group. "Thank you.", he said and slowly left. He wondered if the boy had been lying, but he focused on studying dragons a bit in the upcoming weeks - more knowledge wouldn't hurt.

And so the term went by. Potter had been right about the dragons and he helped him with the second task to thank him. A merperson of the Great Lake had given Leonard a hint about the Golden Egg through the windows of the Slytherin common room.

Soon, it was time for the third and final task. Even though Leonard and Potter weren't best friends, they respected each other and both thought it was good this way. As they entered the maze, Leonard had a strange feeling about this, but he kept going on. Finally, he saw a faint blueish glow in the distance which must have been the cup. Leonard was excited as he was about to win. But suddenly, Potter was next to him, he looked ragged as if he had tried to squeeze through the hedge. In this short moment, Leonard was attacked by a Blast-Ended Skrewt and got his leg burned. Instead of advancing and leaving him behind, Potter reached for his wand and fought off the creature before helping Leonard up. The Slytherin was so surprised by Potter's actions that he needed a moment before he decided what to say. "We get the cup at the same time. We'll show them that Gryffindor and Slytherin can work together. And get along.", he said, with a calm voice. He couldn't wait for the tournament to be over, his leg was killing him and he was too tired to cast a healing spell. Potter seemed surprised, but nodded. "Thank you, Salford. You're a good fellow. For a Slytherin", the younger boy said and both approached the cup, laughing a little. Their tension was gone. The tournament would be over in a few seconds. Leonard was looking forward to a hot bath and a snack. Maybe some scones with clotted cream. He smiled as they both reached for the cup.

The scenery shifted. Leonard looked around in confusion. This wasn't Hogwarts or anything he'd have known. Suddenly, Potter was screaming in pain and Leonard stiffened. Something was wrong. At this moment, a small, balding man with the face of a rat came closer and a cold, hoarse voice whispered 'Kill the spare'. A wand was raised and in the blink of an eye, green light rushed towards Leonard and everything went black. Whether pure-blood or not, whatever house they were in, no matter what they proably believed in, anyone in the way of the Dark Lord was a mere nuisance, an obstacle that needed to be cleared.

Remember when Hermione Granger beautified herself for the Yule Ball? She needed a lot of help. I think it's really cool how paintings and photographs work in the Potterverse. Physical magazines in that world could be a lot like Instagram and YouTube.

In addition to Sleekeazy's Hair Potion, Hermione bought a few magazines about beauty and fashion for young witches. She was most impressed by the column by Delphine-Fleur Dubois, a chic French teen singer with a lifestyle brand. Hermione practiced following her makeup tutorials and used her "Big Night Out" look the evening of her dance date with Viktor Krum. She wanted advice from the very best and to do the research herself rather than relying on the other Gryffindor girls. Hermione Granger is known for studying all she can so it's no surprise that she would do the same in her social life.

Outfit Not Found Maria Rosewood is an auror for the Ministry of Magic. She joined right before the battle of Hogwarts. Even though she was young she managed to save Colin Creevy and Fred Weasley, though she was hit with the spell intended for Fred and passed away as a hero.

This is Ms Box. She teaches her students what is expected and what the 'rules are' but then tells them to "think outside the box" and make life and art more interesting with creativity.

Outfit Not Found While studying at Hogwarts as a teenager, Mabel was his by a wayward transfiguration spell. Unfortunately the Matron, Professors and Healers hastily called in from St Mungos were unable to reverse the effects. Surprisingly, Mabel passed all her OWLs and NEWTs with top-level grades, and is currently training to be a Transfiguration professor. Part of her training involves working as a teaching assistant and she's enjoying being strict about the potential hazards of a miscast spell.

After the war, she heard of all the many orphans and her heart ached for the children suffering the same loss she had had. She gathered all that she could and filled the isolated castle with the laughter of children and gave them the love they had been denied because of the war. She also taught them about their magical heritage until they could attend Hogwarts.

The magical orphanage and the residents thrived…until one day when it was discovered by Death Eaters seeking to locate a certain boy who would have been around five years old. Andrenna was able to send the children to safety but she was not so lucky. The original plan of the Death Eaters had been to capture the witch in charge and force her, through torturous spells, to reveal any and all information she had about The Boy Who Lived (which was none). But Andrenna fought them as fiercely as a mother bear defending her cubs, matching spell for spell and blocking the most deadly. One against six wears a person down however and Andrenna’s defenses dropped due to fatigue. In a blast from two wands, the lovely witch was killed. The Death Eaters then took great joy in destroying what had been a refuge…nay, a home, for so many homeless children. Let us not forget those children, who now cast into the world again, lost a loving and valiant protector in Andrenna Willowand.