Malfoys

The Malfoy family is a prominent pure-blood wizarding family in the Harry Potter series, known for their long lineage and considerable wealth. They reside in Malfoy Manor, a grand estate in Wiltshire, England. Historically, the Malfoys have prided themselves on their pure-blood status, often viewing wizards and witches from Muggle-born or half-blood backgrounds with disdain. This adherence to blood purity has been a defining characteristic of the family for generations.

Lucius Malfoy is the patriarch of the family during the events of the books and films. He is a wealthy and influential figure within wizarding society, serving as a school governor at Hogwarts and a prominent supporter of Lord Voldemort. His wife, Narcissa Malfoy, is also from a pure-blood family, the Blacks, and shares her husband's prejudiced views. Their son, Draco Malfoy, attends Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry alongside Harry Potter. Draco is often portrayed as a rival to Harry, influenced by his father's beliefs and his family's expectations.

Throughout the series, the Malfoys are depicted as antagonists, aligning themselves with Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters. Their actions often contribute to the conflict and danger faced by the protagonists. However, the family's loyalty to Voldemort is not always absolute, and circumstances sometimes force them into difficult choices, particularly for Narcissa and Draco. Their ultimate fate and their role in the wizarding world are tied to the downfall of Voldemort.