The Yule Ball that Pansy attended with Draco Malfoy She was highly amused by the Potter Stinks badges passed around by her fellow Slytherins, and laughed when Draco's Densaugeo hex accidentally hit Hermione when he and Harry started a duel in a school hallway, leaving Hermione with temporarily over-sized front teeth.
One piece was the making up of false rumours which detailed that Harry and Hermione were romantically involved. Pansy was among the students who gave Daily Prophet journalist Rita Skeeter false information on Harry Potter, Rubeus Hagrid, and Hermione Granger. Pansy laughing about Draco's Densaugeo hex accidentally hitting Hermioneĭuring Pansy's fourth year, Hogwarts hosted the Triwizard Tournament, a special wizarding event that attracted a lot of media attention.
" Pansy Parkinson in very frilly robes of pale pink was clutching Malfoy's arm." - Pansy as Draco Malfoy's Yule Ball date Afterwards, she frequently fawned over Malfoy's injury, which he exaggerated in order to get attention and in an attempt to get Rubeus Hagrid into trouble with the Ministry of Magic, which evidently he did, as it resulted in the planned execution of Buckbeak, much to the delight of Pansy and her friends. She was in tears after the attack and was concerned enough to follow him to the Hospital Wing. ĭuring a Care of Magical Creatures lesson, Draco Malfoy was attacked by Buckbeak the hippogriff after he approached it without caution and insulted it, even after Hagrid had stated that this was an extremely dangerous thing to do. During this infiltration, Harry Potter fainted in the presence of a Dementor and Pansy was one of the Slytherin students who took to mocking him for this throughout the rest of the school year. In 1993, the Hogwarts Express was stopped and entered by Dementors searching for Sirius Black. Pansy with Draco and the rest of his Slytherin gang Pansy: " They should fire him straight away!" Dean Thomas: " It was Malfoy’s fault!" Pansy: " I’m going to see if he’s okay!" - Pansy's concern for an injured Draco Malfoy Throughout her education, she would belittle countless other students whom she disliked. This was the start of a long-lived mean streak for Pansy. ĭuring Pansy's first flying class, which Slytherin shared with its rival house, Gryffindor, she teased Parvati Patil for defending Neville Longbottom, after Draco Malfoy threw away his Remembrall. Both she and Draco were like leaders amongst their friends, and used this position to bully other students. She was also popular with the girls, possibly including Millicent Bulstrode, Tracey Davis, and Daphne Greengrass. She soon became good friends with fellow Slytherin boys Draco Malfoy, Vincent Crabbe, Gregory Goyle and Blaise Zabini. Pansy Parkinson began her education at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1991 and was sorted into Slytherin House. Pansy standing next to Hermione during the 1991 welcoming feast " Ooh, sticking up for Longbottom? Never thought you'd like fat little crybabies, Parvati." - Pansy meanly mocking Parvati Patil and Neville Longbottom Also sometime after the war, Pansy apparently fell apart with her former friend Draco Malfoy. It can be assumed that Pansy survived the Second Wizarding War, as she left the Great Hall with the other Slytherins before the Battle of Hogwarts broke out and most likely did not return to the castle to fight. This reaction caused the majority of her schoolmates to draw their wands upon her in Harry's defence. When the final battle of the Second Wizarding War broke out at Hogwarts on 2 May, 1998 Pansy spoke up in favour of turning Harry Potter over to Lord Voldemort. In the same year she became a member of the short-lived Inquisitorial Squad. Pansy was sorted into Slytherin House and in her fifth year became a prefect. She was born into the Parkinson family, members of the Sacred Twenty-Eight. 1979/ 1980) was a witch in Harry Potter's year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. " But, he's there! Potter's there! Someone grab him!" - Pansy's foolishness and selfishness before the Battle of Hogwarts
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