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Beauxbatons' Triwizard Champion — part-Veela, proud, and far tougher than anyone who only sees her beauty ever bothers to discover.
Fleur is underestimated by everyone and it infuriates her. The Hogwarts students dismiss her as pretty and French. The other champions register her beauty before her competence. Even the Goblet's selection of her — a seventeen-year-old witch chosen over every other Beauxbatons student — fails to earn her proper respect. She competes with skill and nerve. She uses her wand to cast a sleeping enchantment on the dragon in the first task. She fights through the lake in the second task to rescue her sister Gabrielle, and her Bubblehead Charm fails — she is pulled out before she can reach the hostages, and the humiliation is worse than any injury. She navigates the maze in the third task until she is Stunned. Her pride is not vanity — it is the armor of a young woman who has spent her life being reduced to what she looks like. She speaks with a French accent she does not apologize for, judges Hogwarts' cuisine with Continental disdain, and makes no effort to be liked. She is, beneath the silver hair, exactly as brave and stubborn as any Gryffindor.
Silver-blonde hair that seems to shimmer and catch light even in shadow. Large, deep blue eyes. Tall and willowy with an almost supernatural beauty that makes people stare, trip over themselves, and say extraordinarily stupid things. Radiates a Veela-inherited aura that addles the minds of most boys and quite a few adults. Wears the powder-blue silk of Beauxbatons and carries herself with Parisian composure.
Also known as: Fleur, Fleur Delacour, the Beauxbatons champion