Professor Minerva McGonagall is a fictional character in the Harry Potter book series written by J. K. Rowling. During the series, she is Deputy Headmistress, head of Gryffindor House, Transfiguration professor, and later Headmistress at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where she began teaching in December 1956. McGonagall considers Transfiguration to be amongst the most complex and dangerous magic taught at Hogwarts. McGonagall...
Harry, under his invisibility cloak, listens to the circumstances of his pare...
Professor McGonagall appeals to Professor Dumbledore to prevent Harry from co...
Professor Snape suggests that they allow the events to unfold and let Harry c...
The professor's discuss Harry's entrance into the Triwizard Tournament and wh...
Professor McGonagall is taken aback at the site of Ron. She fingers his robs ...
Professor Dumbledore is putting out the street lights to prepare for Hagrid's...
While Professor McGonagall prepares the house for the Yule ball, Fred and Geo...
The Ball is about to commence. Harry is nervous enough just having to attend.
Ron is shell shocked when Professor McGonagall begins a dance lesson with him...
Professor McGonagall directs students on the first day of classes.
Professor McGonagall, with quite sarcasm assigns Professor Lockhart to the task.
Professor McGonagall rewards Harry and Ron for managing to subdue the troll.
Professor McGonagall convinces Harry to go to potions class out while he and ...
Professor McGonagall ties into Dolores Umbridge for what she's done to Harry.
When Professor McGonagall finds out what Dolores Umbridge put Harry through s...
Malfoy was under the impression that snitching on the threesome would exclude...
Professor McGonagall steps back from Dolores Umbridge in disapproval if not d...
The latest incident that Professor McGonagall is referring to concerns Katie'...
Umbridge is throwing Professor Trelawney out of Hogwarts, Professor McGonagal...
Instead of being reprimanding him as expected, Professor McGonagall introduce...
The latest incident that Professor McGonagall is referring to concerns Katie'...
Cornelius Fudge and Professor McGonagall speak of the night Harry's parents w...
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