Strengths: Loyal, courageous, passionate, modest. Weaknesses: Emotional, stubborn. Post-Voldemort Life: Head of Auror Office. Before every reader gets out a pitchfork, hear this out. Severus Snape put it best in Book 6, when he described Harry to Narcissa and Bellatrix: "Of course, it became apparent to me very quickly that he had no extraordinary talent at all. He has fought his way out of a number of tight corners by a simple combination of sheer luck and more talented friends. He is mediocre to the last degree. Theres a grain of truth to that; the magic powerful that protects Harry is not of his own doing, but rather, it was the result of his mothers sacrifice. Many times, Harry is being carried over the finish line, usually by Hermione. And for the first five books, Harry is little more than a pawn in the chess game that the adults are playing Dumbledore, Snape, and company are working tirelessly behind the scenes to keep him alive and manipulate his actions. Harrys obviously crucial to the downfall of Voldemort this is his story, after all. But too often, hes the bystander to his own destiny.