Prisoner of Azkaban

by J.K. Rowling

Sirius Black has escaped from Azkaban — the first person ever to do so — and the Ministry believes he is coming to kill Harry. Dementors descend on Hogwarts, a mysterious new Defence teacher seems to know more about Harry's parents than he lets on, and a secret about the night of the Potters' murder is about to rewrite everything Harry thought he knew.

44 characters, locations, and items in this world codex.

Characters

• Albus Dumbledore — The most powerful wizard alive and Hogwarts' headmaster, who hired a werewolf to teach and positioned the pieces to give Sirius Black a chance at just
• Argus Filch — Hogwarts' bitter Squib caretaker who patrols the corridors with his cat Mrs Norris, polishing shackles he's no longer allowed to use and dreaming of c
• Dean Thomas — A tall, artistic Gryffindor in Harry's year who draws constantly and brings a Muggle-born perspective to the wizarding world, best friends with Seamus
• Draco Malfoy — Slytherin's sneering prince, who provokes Buckbeak's attack by ignoring Hagrid's instructions and milks the resulting injury to get the Hippogriff sen
• Fred Weasley — One half of the Weasley twins and fifth-year menace who gives Harry the Marauder's Map — a gift stolen from Filch's office that changes everything.
• George Weasley — The other half of the Weasley twins, co-conspirator in the gift of the Marauder's Map and co-architect of every prank that keeps Hogwarts from taking
• Ginny Weasley — The youngest Weasley, in her second year and slowly recovering from being possessed by Voldemort's diary — quieter than before, but the fire is still
• Gregory Goyle — Draco's second enforcer, slightly taller and equally dim, following Malfoy's lead in every interaction from bullying first-years to impersonating Deme
• Harry Potter — A thirteen-year-old wizard entering his third year at Hogwarts, haunted by the escaped prisoner Sirius Black and the Dementors whose presence forces h
• Hedwig — Harry's snowy owl, his first companion in the wizarding world, who delivers his mail with imperious dignity and provides comfort during the long summe
• Hermione Granger — A Muggle-born witch juggling an impossible course load with the help of a secret Time-Turner, whose logical mind and moral courage will prove essentia
• Madam Pomfrey — Hogwarts' formidable matron who patches up Dementor exposure, Quidditch injuries, and Hippogriff scratches with equal competence and equal disapproval
• Minerva McGonagall — Hogwarts' Deputy Headmistress and Transfiguration professor, who confiscates Harry's anonymous Firebolt, entrusts Hermione with a Time-Turner, and car
• Nearly Headless Nick — Gryffindor's house ghost, a jovial 15th-century nobleman whose botched execution left his head hanging by a thread, forever denied entry to the Headle
• Neville Longbottom — A forgetful, anxious Gryffindor whose boggart takes the form of Professor Snape — and who learns to face it down with laughter in Lupin's very first l
• Peeves — Hogwarts' resident poltergeist — not a ghost but a spirit of chaos — who gleefully composes rude songs about Sirius Black breaking into the castle and
• Percy Weasley — The most ambitious Weasley, now Head Boy and determined to prove he's destined for the Ministry, pompous enough to lecture anyone within earshot about
• Peter Pettigrew — The cowardly Marauder who betrayed the Potters to Voldemort and has spent twelve years hiding as Scabbers, Ron's pet rat, waiting in the Weasley house
• Remus Lupin — The new Defence Against the Dark Arts professor — a werewolf, a Marauder, and the best teacher Harry has ever had, carrying the grief of three dead fr
• Ron Weasley — Harry's loyal best friend, caught between a feud over his pet rat Scabbers and Hermione's cat, unaware that the rat sleeping in his pocket is a disgui
• Rubeus Hagrid — The half-giant gamekeeper promoted to Care of Magical Creatures professor this year, whose first class goes brilliantly until Draco Malfoy provokes a
• Seamus Finnigan — A loud, loyal Irish Gryffindor in Harry's year with a talent for accidentally causing explosions and a blunt honesty that makes him either refreshing
• Severus Snape — The Potions Master who loathes Harry on sight and harbors a decades-old grudge against Sirius Black and Remus Lupin — schoolyard enemies who once near
• Sirius Black — An escaped prisoner believed to be Voldemort's most dangerous follower — in truth, an innocent man who spent twelve years in Azkaban for crimes commit
• Sybill Trelawney — The Divination professor whose theatrical predictions of doom are mostly theatrical — except for the genuine prophecy she makes this year about Voldem
• Vincent Crabbe — Draco Malfoy's larger, dimmer enforcer who follows orders without question and provides muscle for Slytherin's bullying operations.

Locations

• 4 Privet Drive — The Dursleys' aggressively normal house in Little Whinging, where Harry accidentally inflates Aunt Marge, flees into the night, and catches the Knight
• Gryffindor Tower — The Gryffindor common room and dormitories, guarded first by the Fat Lady and then by Sir Cadogan after Sirius Black slashes her portrait trying to ge
• Hagrid's Hut — A small wooden house at the edge of the Forbidden Forest where Hagrid lives with his boarhound Fang, hosts Buckbeak in the pumpkin patch, and mourns t
• Headmaster's Office — Dumbledore's circular tower office, filled with whirring silver instruments and the portraits of former heads, where the Headmaster gives Harry and He
• Hogsmeade Village — The only entirely wizarding village in Britain, tantalizingly off-limits to Harry because the Dursleys never signed his permission form — until Fred a
• Hogwarts Library — A vast library of thousands of magical books, where Hermione researches Buckbeak's legal defense with desperate thoroughness while Ron and Harry barel
• Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry — The premier wizarding school in Britain, this year guarded by Dementors at every entrance — an enchanted castle where the corridors feel colder, the s
• Hospital Wing — The Hogwarts infirmary where Harry recovers from Dementor attacks, Madam Pomfrey administers chocolate with medicinal authority, and Dumbledore gives
• Platform Nine and Three-Quarters — The hidden railway platform at King's Cross Station where the Hogwarts Express departs, and where the journey to a year of Dementors, escaped prisoner
• Quidditch Pitch — The oval Quidditch field where Harry falls off his broom during a storm when Dementors invade the match, loses his Nimbus 2001 to the Whomping Willow,
• The Forbidden Forest — A vast, ancient, and dangerous woodland on the Hogwarts grounds where Buckbeak the Hippogriff is tethered awaiting execution — and where Harry and Her
• The Great Hall — The main dining and assembly hall of Hogwarts, where the enchanted ceiling mirrors a sky that seems stormier than usual this year and the staff table
• The Shrieking Shack — A derelict house on the outskirts of Hogsmeade, built to contain Remus Lupin's werewolf transformations and now the site where the truth about Sirius

Items

• Cloak of Invisibility — Harry's shimmering silvery cloak that renders the wearer completely invisible — essential for sneaking into Hogsmeade, following suspects on the Marau
• Firebolt — The finest racing broomstick in the world, sent to Harry anonymously on Christmas morning by Sirius Black — confiscated, tested, cleared of curses, an
• The Marauder's Map — A magical parchment showing every person, passage, room, and secret tunnel in Hogwarts in real time, created by Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs —
• The Sorting Hat — A sentient, thousand-year-old wizard's hat that reads the minds of new students and sorts them into houses — sitting on its shelf in Dumbledore's offi
• Time-Turner — A tiny golden hourglass on a long chain that turns back time one hour per rotation, loaned to Hermione by the Ministry to attend overlapping classes a

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