Why JKR Gave Them That Name 1

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1. The name of this character tells us his alliance and offers us a view to his personality. His first name means white (as in good and pure) or wisdom. His last name refers to his reputation of being rather eccentric. Who is this older friend and adviser of Harry? Remus Lupin Albus Dumbledore Arthur Weasley Sirius Black

2. This character's ability to transform into an animal at will was hinted at in his name, which gives not only the animal he transforms into but also the coloring. Who is this brilliant figure? Sirius Black Peter Pettigrew Remus Lupin James Potter

3. In the name of this character we get a double hint of what he really is. Both first and last name are of Latin origin and both point to the creature he becomes at certain times. Who is this moony personage? Sirius Black Alastor Moody Luna Lovegood Remus Lupin

4. This character was named specifically because he was kicked out but allowed to stay and perform certain tasks. Who is this 'servant'? Dobby the House-Elf Kreacher the House-Elf Frank Bryce Rubeus Hagrid

5. This character's name fits all too well telling us that she is both strict and devoted to learning. Who is this schoolmarm? Narcissa Malfoy Molly Weasley Minerva McGonagall Lily Potter

6. This character gets his name from his cruel, strict manner. Who is this hook-nosed villain-like personage? Bellatrix Lestrange Alastor Moody Severus Snape Barty Crouch

7. This character was named for certain snake-like and cruel qualities as well as another reminder of evil in his last name. Who is this well-placed member of Slytherin house? Severus Snape Gregory Goyle Tom Marvolo Riddle Draco Malfoy

8. This person was aptly named as one who gives out punishment and who is not always happy while doing it. Who is this grumpy revenge seeker? Alastor Moody Severus Snape Voldemort Minerva McGonagall

9. Which of these characters was named for his ability to escape death. Who is this Houdini of the magical world? Ron Weasley Peter Pettigrew Nicholas Flamel Voldemort

10. JKR is well known for her hints, clues and side jokes, such as those found above. So considering this and her love of including elements of Mythology in her books, it is not surprising that she made a direct reference to the Greek guardian of the Underworld. What was surprising, was the name she used for him. What was this name? Cerberus Hades Fluffy Greek chappie