Other times not so much. Fleur Delacour was a beautiful and fascinating character, but that didn't make her exempt from this. During her stay at the Weasley house, Fleur didn't do the best job of ingratiating herself with the family. Well, with the women of the family, that is. So Ginny came up with a little nickname for the young woman; 'Phlegm. And this fact didn't change, despite the events that transpired during the Battle of the Astronomy Tower as the fight at the end of the novel came to be known.
During this fight, Bill was grievously wounded by Fenrir, the werewolf. There was a concern that he too, would become a werewolf he didn't — though he did grow rather fond of raw meat. Weasley assumed that Fleur would leave Bill as a result. And she was wrong.
Fleur proved that she was willing to stay by Bill no matter what — and that she loved him for more than his looks. This is not the first or the last time that Fleur has proven how extremely loyal she is to those she deems worthy. Fleur's earlier appearances in the novels make it seem like Fleur's beauty is a standout feature — making her a flower among thorns. But later, it becomes more and more clear that when she is happy — well and truly happy — her beauty is shared amongst all those she treasures.
During her wedding, Harry noticed that everyone around her looked better. Even Bill, with his scarred up face, suddenly began to look amazing. And we have no doubt that this had to do with Fleur's emotional state. It would seem that the Veela trait has the ability to put that beauty outward more than one would expect. It seemed like time and time again, Fleur stepped up to be the caretaker to the injured and scared.
First, we saw her step up to care for her fiance, Bill. She didn't hesitate to help clean his wounds and seemed invested in finding the best care for him. Later, she took in Harry, Hermione, Ron, and their rescued friends. Again, without hesitation. Even when this meant taking care of a weakened Ollivander, and an injured and angry Griphook. She didn't seem to mind at all and did what was needed.
No, that's not quite right. She went above and beyond here — even when those she was caring for didn't seem grateful for it. The end of the Second Wizard War brought with it a few changes to Fleur's life. First, she ends the book by saying that she's sticking around to practice her "Eenglish" Ron is really happy to hear this; he's got a crush on Fleur.
But she also seems to have quite a thing for an older Weasley instead — Bill: "Harry could tell that she had no objection whatsoever to long hair or earrings with fangs on them" So we still have to see what's going to happen with that subplot. Parents Home Homeschool College Resources. Study Guide. Previous Next. Barty Crouch, Sr. Norris Nott Mr. She was still somewhat critical almost two years later HBP5. Boys and grown men find her extremely attractive, but girls — particularly Hermione and Ginny — are usually a bit less than taken with her.
She is conscious of her beauty and her power over men; this is at least in part because of her Veela heritage.
Fleur took a part-time job at Gringotts in London summer to improve her English. She dated Bill Weasley OP4 for about a year before they became engaged during the summer of When Harry came to stay with the Weasleys the summer of , he discovered that Fleur was also visiting so she could get to know her future in-laws better.
At first, the visit had mixed results: Ron was still dumbstruck around her, but her superciliousness grated on Molly and Ginny HBP5. Fleur and her husband fought bravely in the Battle of Hogwarts.
Grandparents: Her maternal grandmother was a Veela GF Father: Monsieur Delacour. Mother: Apolline Delacour, a half-Veela witch. Siblings: Gabrielle Delacour, a younger sister. Spouse: Bill Weasley DH8. Harry Potter Wiki: Fleur Delacour.
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