Rubeus Hagrid is a fictional character in the Harry Potter book series written by J. K. Rowling. The character is usually addressed only by his surname. Hagrid is the half-giant Keeper of Keys and Grounds, gamekeeper and, starting in Harry Potter's third year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the Care of Magical Creatures teacher. Later in the series, it is revealed that Hagrid is also a member of the Order of the...
While Harry is riding with Hagrid to the Burrows to be relocated, he screams ...
When Hagrid asks for a volunteer all his classmates step back leaving Harry l...
Hagrid provides a glimpse of the first challenge to assists Harry's preparati...
Hagrid is preoccupied and unhappy because Professor Dumbledore sent Norbert o...
When Harry and Hagrid are the first to arrive at the Burrows after being atta...
Hagrid is distraught because, thanks to Malfoy's impertinence and his father'...
Hagrid explains to Molly Weasley, after being the first to arrive at the Burr...
Harry learns a great deal about his past and about his aunt and uncles true f...
Hagrid gives a grim reading of the signs to the threesome as they sit in his ...
Professor Dumbledore and Cornelius Fudge arrive at Hagrid's to arrest him. Ha...
Hagrid tells Harry and Draco to team up, and Ron and Hermione to come with hi...
During the conversation Dudley sneaks off with Harry's cake. When Hagrid sees...
Both Hagrid and Professor Dumbledore speak to Ron and Harry on the sly, who a...
Harry has left his aunt and uncle's and is school shopping with Hagrid in Lon...
Hagrid tells Harry that some think He Who Must Not Be Named died, but he does...
Hagrid takes Harry into the bank to get money for schools supplies. Harry que...
After his charm backfires on him Hermione and Harry take Ron to Hagrid, who h...
Professor Dumbledore claps his hand and changes the banners to Gryffindor's. ...
Following Hagrid's instructions, Harry gets Buckbeak to allow him to touch hi...
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