Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

by

J. K. Rowling

George Weasley Character Analysis

One of the Weasley twins, who are two years older than Ron. Both Fred and George act and think very much alike, and they use the fact that they're identical in most ways to torment Mrs. Weasley and other adults. The twins give up their jobs as joke shop owners in order to fight Voldemort as part of the resistance movement. George is one of the first people injured; during Harry's flight from the Dursleys', Snape curses off one of George's ears. True to form, George makes a joke about it as soon as he's reunited with Fred, though Fred insists that the joke isn't very good. George is distraught when Fred dies.
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George Weasley Character Timeline in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The timeline below shows where the character George Weasley appears in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter Four
Grief and Coming of Age Theme Icon
...backyard, including Hagrid on a giant motorcycle. Ron greets Harry as Mad-Eye Moody, Hermione, Fred, George, Bill, Mr. Weasley, Tonks, Lupin, Fleur, Kingsley, and Mundungus Fletcher file into the kitchen. Tonks... (full context)
Mortality and Sacrifice Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
...to Polyjuice Potion. Harry refuses to let his friends sacrifice for him, and Fred and George tease him for trying to stop this. Moody growls that this is the only way... (full context)
Chapter Five
Choices, Redemption, and Morality Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
Lupin and George arrive. George is unconscious and bleeding: his ear is missing. Harry helps Lupin carry him... (full context)
Mortality and Sacrifice Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
Harry asks if George will be okay. Lupin crumples and says he should be, just as Kingsley and Hermione... (full context)
Mortality and Sacrifice Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
...thinks that Moody was always derisive about Dumbledore's desire to trust people, but Fred and George cheer Harry. Lupin says that Harry is just like James, who would've been disgusted at... (full context)
Chapter Eight
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
The next afternoon, Ron, Fred, George, and Harry, who is disguised with Polyjuice Potion as Cousin Barny, prepare to show wedding... (full context)
Grief and Coming of Age Theme Icon
Knowledge and Power Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
...ten minutes later. Hermione looks beautiful but explains that Muriel insisted she had skinny ankles. George joins them and says that Muriel insulted his "lopsided" ears. Viktor Krum arrives. Hermione is... (full context)
Chapter Twenty-Two
Choices, Redemption, and Morality Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
...Xenophilius Lovegood is in Azkaban and Hagrid is on the run. Then, either Fred or George hilariously reminds people to stay vigilant even though Voldemort might be out of the country,... (full context)
Chapter Twenty-Nine
Choices, Redemption, and Morality Theme Icon
Grief and Coming of Age Theme Icon
Friendship, Community, and Resistance Theme Icon
...and Luna is sure that they're here to overthrow Snape and the Carrows. Ginny, Fred, George, Lee Jordan, and Cho Chang come a few moments later. George asks what the plan... (full context)