Narcissa

Narcissa is a character from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. She is a pure-blood witch and a member of the ancient and noble House of Black. Narcissa is the youngest of the three Black sisters, with older sisters Bellatrix Lestrange and Andromeda Tonks. She is married to Lucius Malfoy, a prominent Death Eater, and they have one son, Draco Malfoy.

Throughout the series, Narcissa is depicted as a devoted mother and wife. While she is a pure-blood supremacist and initially harbors a disdain for Muggles and those of Muggle-born or mixed heritage, her primary motivations often revolve around the safety and well-being of her family. She is known for her striking appearance, often described as having long, straight black hair and pale skin.

Narcissa plays a significant role in the later books. Despite her upbringing and association with Voldemort, she ultimately defies the Dark Lord to protect her son. This act of defiance, particularly her lie to Voldemort about Harry Potter being dead at the Battle of Hogwarts, is a pivotal moment in the narrative. Her character explores themes of family loyalty, fear, and the complexities of moral choices within a dark and prejudiced society.