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| Gender | Female |
| Hair colour | Black |
| Eye colour | Dark brown |
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- "She says I've got all the makings of a true Seer. I saw loads of stuff…"
- —Parvati on Professor Trelawney[src]
Parvati Patil (b. 1979 or 1980) was a witch, the daughter of Mr. andMrs. Patil, and the identical twin sister of Padma. She was also aGryffindor student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, while Padma was a Ravenclaw. Parvati became best friends withLavender Brown, with whom she shared many interests, such as a love for Divination. Parvati attended the Yule Ball with Harry Potter in 1994, and a year later she joined Dumbledore's Army, an organisation founded and led by Harry. During her seventh year, she continued her studies at Hogwarts, when it was under the control ofLord Voldemort. Parvati fought at the Battle of Hogwarts in 1998 against Voldemort and her current status is unknown.
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Biography
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Early lifeEdit
Parvati was born to Mr. Patil and his wife as one of their twin daughters; the other being Padma. She was apparently familiar withPansy Parkinson prior to their enrolment at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, as Pansy once made a remark that implied that she knew Parvati during their first year.
At the age of eleven, Parvati and Padma went to Diagon Alleyfollowing the arrival of their Hogwarts acceptance letters. There, they purchased their wands and necessary school equipment.
Education at HogwartsEdit
Early yearsEdit
- Draco: "Did you see his face, the great lump?"
- Parvati: "Shut up, Malfoy."
- Pansy: "Ooh, sticking up for Longbottom? Never thought you'd like fat little crybabies, Parvati."
- — Parvati defending Neville Longbottom[src]
Added by Parvati began attending Hogwarts in1991 and was sorted into Gryffindorhouse, while her identical twin sister Padma was sorted into Ravenclaw. Parvati shared her dormitory with Hermione Granger, Fay Dunbar, a ginger girl and her best friend, Lavender Brown.
Very little is known about what happened to Parvati in her first year. During her first flying lesson, Parvati came to the defence of housemate Neville Longbottom whenDraco Malfoy threw away his Remembrall. Slytherin student Pansy Parkinson made fun of her for this. Hermione also gave her a hug after Harry won a game of Quidditch against the Hufflepuff team. Parvati also told Lavender that Hermione was crying in the girls washroom after Ronald Weasley made fun of her.[4]
Added by Third yearEdit
In her third year, Parvati began taking Divination, which soon became her favourite subject. She and Lavender grew close to Professor Trelawney, who believed that Parvati could be aSeer. She also alarmed Parvati by telling her to beware a red-haired man, making Parvati suspicious of Ron Weasley.
That year, when Professor Lupin taught his Defence Against the Dark Arts class about Boggarts, Parvati's greatest fear was revealed to be mummies, although this could be translated as a fear of death or a fear of being buried alive.[3]
Fourth yearEdit
Parvati attended the Yule Ball with Harry Potter in 1994. She wore dress robes and gold bracelets. She seemed to enjoy the attention she received for being the date of a famous wizard and was eager to dance. After being ignored by Harry, who was romantically interested in Cho Chang at the time, Parvati spent most of the evening with a boy from Durmstrang, whom she dated for a time afterwards.
Parvati also enjoyed Care of Magical Creaturesclasses when they were taught by Professor Grubbly-Plank rather thanRubeus Hagrid, as she felt the former was a better qualified teacher. After the Yule Ball, Parvati and Padma acted "very cool" towards their dates, Harry and Ron, who had basically ignored them in favor of staring at Cho and Hermione and refused to dance.[5]
Fifth yearEdit
- Padma: "Hey Harry, we got some more Babbling Beverage."
- Umbridge (via speaker): "Remember children, Mr. Filch has a... a terrible smell."
- Padma: "She's finally making sense."
- — Parvarti and Padma asking Harry to pour Babbling Beverege into a speaker[src]
The twins joined Dumbledore's Army in their fifth year, and it seemed their attitudes towards Harry and Ron had somewhat mellowed. During one meeting, Parvati produced such a good Reductor Curse that she reduced a table to dust. She and Lavender were quite upset that year by Dolores Umbridge's treatment of Professor Trelawney, whom Umbridge wanted to dismiss, but Headmaster Dumbledore managed to keep on. Parvati and Lavender were both enamoured of the newDivination professor, Firenze.
Her experience in the D.A. likely contributed to Parvati achieving anO.W.L. in Defence Against the Dark Arts; she is also known to have achieved O.W.L.s in Divination and Transfiguration.[6]
Sixth yearEdit
- Hermione: "Hi, Parvati! Are you going to Slughorn's party tonight?"
- Parvati: "No invite. I'd love to go, though, it sounds like it's going to be really good… You're going, aren't you?"
- Hermione: "Yes, I'm meeting Cormac at eight and we're going up to the party together."
- — Parvati and Hermione Granger[src]
In her sixth year, Parvati had to convince her parents not to take her and her twin sister out of Hogwarts. She was disappointed not to be invited to the Slug Club by new Potions professor Horace Slughorn; in particular, to theparty he hosted at Christmas, which she discussed with Hermione Granger.
That year, Parvati also became slightly dismayed by her best friend Lavender Brown's romance with Ron Weasley. Although Parvati initially was supportive of her friend's feelings for Ron, as the two seemed to whisper and giggle about him before they began dating, Parvati was put off, and also very embarrassed, by the almost obsessive degree to which Lavender threw herself into the relationship, often snogging him in public, getting possessive when he was with another girl, pestering Harry with questions about his feelings for her, and giving him a necklace that read "my sweetheart". The two remained close, though.
Parvati and Padma returned home the morning after Albus Dumbledore's death at the end of the school year.[7]
Seventh yearEdit
In 1997, Lord Voldemort took over the Ministry of Magic and attendance at Hogwarts became mandatory. Parvati returned for her seventh year and joined the second Dumbledore's Army, which was re-formed in order to oppose Professors Alecto and Amycus Carrow's teaching of the Dark Arts and anti-Muggle propaganda, as well as their cruel punishment of students. When Harry, Ron and Hermione returned to Hogwarts in 1998, the D.A. insisted on fighting Lord Voldemort's incoming army.
During the Battle of Hogwarts, Parvati duelled with Travers, but helped Dean Thomas by shooting a Full Body-Bind Curse at Antonin Dolohov to prevent him from retaliating against Dean for stunning another Death Eater.[8]
Added by Physical appearanceEdit
- "I still can't work out how you two got the two best-looking girls in the year."
- —Dean Thomas on Harry Potter and Ron Weasley bringing the Patil twins to the Yule Ball[src]
Parvati and Padma were described by Dean Thomas in 1994 as "the two best looking girls in the year". They both have long black hair. Parvati usually wore her hair in a plait.[5] Both Parvati and her sister Padma were usually seen wearing silver necklaces with the letter "P" hanging from the chain around their necks and over their ties during her years at Hogwarts.
Personality and traitsEdit
Parvati can be seen as the less serious of the Patil twins; like her friend Lavender Brown, she enjoys gossip and fashion, and the two were often seen whispering and giggling together. They also share a great interest inDivination and are relatively close to Professor Trelawney.[3] Both girls could also be insensitive to others at times, such as when they pointed and laughed at Luna Lovegood's radish earrings[6], though Parvati was loyal to those she considered her friends and stood up to those who treated them poorly, such as when she defended Neville Longbottom against Draco Malfoy's taunts[4] and comforted Professor Trelawney after Dolores Umbridge fired her[6]. Parvati is also brave, as her sorting into Gryffindor house and her participation in the final battle proves[8].
Magical Abilities and SkillsEdit
Divination: Parvati´s favourite subject at Hogwarts was Divination, at which she was very talented, according to Professor Sybill Trelawney. She continued to take the subject on to N.E.W.T. level.
Added by - Defence against the Dark Arts: Parvati also seemed to be talented with Defensive spells. Three spells she could successfully cast includeRiddikulus, the Reductor Curse, and the Full Body-Bind Curse. She earned an O.W.L. in this subject and continued on N.E.W.T. level. She was also skilled enough in this subject to duel against an experiencedDeath Eater, Travers, during the Battle of Hogwarts.
- Transfiguration: Parvati also earned an O.W.L. in Transfiguration, one of the most difficult types of magic according to Professor Minerva McGonagall.
RelationshipsEdit
Padma PatilEdit
- "Parvati Patil's twin's in Ravenclaw, and they're identical. You'd think they'd be together, wouldn't you?"
- —Hermione Granger[src]
Padma Patil is Parvati's twin sister. The girls were separated once they began attending Hogwarts, as Parvati was sorted into Gryffindor and Padma into Ravenclaw, which also indicates differences in their character. Parvati appears to be less serious than her studious sister.
Added by Lavender BrownEdit
Lavender Brown was one of Parvati's roommates at Hogwarts and soon became her best friend. The two girls share many interests, including Divination, gossip, and fashion, and are both close to Professor Trelawney[6]. They were often seen around school together, giggling and whispering. Parvati initially supported Lavender in her infatuation with Ron Weasley in their sixth year, but eventually became slightly dismayed with how intensely Lavender threw herself into the relationship[7]. However, the two remained close.
Hermione GrangerEdit
- Parvati: "Wow, you like your Quidditch players, don't you? First Krum, then McLaggen…"
- Hermione: "I like really good Quidditch players. Well, see you… Got to go get ready for the party…"
- — Parvati and Hermione Granger in their sixth year[src]
Parvati and Lavender were not as close to their other roommate, Hermione Granger, as they were to each other. Hermione did not share the girls' interests, such asDivination and gossip, which occasionally led to conflict. For example, Parvati and Lavender were both offended on Professor Trelawney's behalf when Hermione made her disdain for the class clear in their third year[3]. However, the girls do not seem to have disliked each other. In1996, when Hermione was jealous of Lavender dating Ron Weasley, Parvati was noted to feel guilty over having laughed at Ron's cruel teasing of Hermione in Transfiguration, and the two girls discussed Hermione's attendance of the Slug Club Christmas party with Cormac McLaggen. Since Parvati looked "positively agog" at Hermione sharing this news with her[7], it can be assumed that Hermione seldom confided in her roommates.
Harry PotterEdit
- "Come on! We're supposed to dance!"
- —Parvati trying to get Harry Potter to dance with her at the Yule Ball[src]
Parvati was not particularly close to Harry Potter, a Gryffindor in her year, but the two attended the 1994 Yule Ball together. Parvati was initially pleased with Harry as a date, since his fame gained her a lot of attention. However, Harry neglected to ask Parvati to dance and spent most of the ball staring at Cho Chang, which upset Parvati and led to her leaving his side for a boy from Beauxbatons. Afterwards, Parvati treated Harry coolly[5], but this did not impact her decision to join Dumbledore's Army the following year[6]. In their sixth year, Parvati and Harry both found themselves rather annoyed by their friends' exhibitionist romance[7]. Both of these events may have also indicated her attitude towards Harry had mellowed back to a level of friendship, as she was also talking to him regularly during their O.W.L's.
Sybill TrelawneyEdit
- "She says I've got all the makings of a true Seer. I saw loads of stuff…"
- —Parvati on Professor Trelawney[src]
Parvati seemed to have a reasonably close relationship with Divination professorSybill Trelawney; she had an unwavering faith in the reliability of Trelawney's predictions and was often seen comforting or supporting her when she was experiencing difficult times. She and Lavender became offended on the professor's behalf when Hermione made her disdain for Trelawney and the subject she taught clear in 1993. When she was temporarily sacked by Dolores Umbridge, Lavender and Parvati brought Trelawney some nice daffodils. Furthermore, Trelawney had told Parvati that she had the makings of a true seer.
Dumbledore's ArmyEdit
Added by Parvati became a member of Dumbledore's Army in her fifth year. It was an organisation found by Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, and led by Harry, in order to teach students Defence Against the Dark Arts, something that the new professor, Dolores Umbridge, did not, as she believed that the students would use their magic to oppose the Ministry of Magic.
She was a friend of fellow members Ron Weasley, Dean Thomas andSeamus Finnigan. Dean and Seamus seemed to believe that Parvati and her sister, Padma, were the best-looking girls of their year. Furthermore, the romance between Ron and Lavender, made both Parvati and Harry feel uncomfortable in 1996. She was also a friend of Neville Longbottom and defended him during their first year, when Pansy Parkinson insulted him.
Other members of the Dumbledore's Army were Fred and George Weasley, Ginny Weasley, Luna Lovegood, Lee Jordan, Angelina Johnson, Katie Bell, Alicia Spinnet, Colin and Dennis Creevey, Hannah Abbott, Ernie Macmillan,Susan Bones, Terry Boot, Justin Finch-Fletchley, Anthony Goldstein, Cho Chang, Michael Corner, Zacharias Smith and Marietta Edgecombe. Their relationship with Parvati is unknown.
EtymologyEdit
- Pārvatī is the name of a Hindu goddess, consort of Shiva and daughter of the Himalayas. Parvati translates into "she of the mountains" in Sanskrit. It may entirely be possible Parvati Patil's name, and her sister's, have been somewhat inspired by the model Padma Parvati Lakshmi. Padma and Parvati are also characters in Midnight's Children, by Salman Rushdie, the latter known mostly as Parvati-the-witch.
- Patil is a common Marathi surname in the state of Maharashtra, India.
Behind the scenesEdit
- In the film adaptations of the series, Parvati and Padma are portrayed as fraternal, rather than identical, twins. They are also shown to both be in Gryffindor, whereas in the books, Padma is in Ravenclaw.
- In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the way Pansy Parkinson addresses Parvati suggests that the two were already familiar with one another, but this is never explored.
- In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Professor Binnscalls Parvati "Miss Pennyfeather".
- In the films, Parvati is first seen portrayed by actress Sitara Shah in Prisoner of Azkaban. In Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, and Half-Blood Prince she has been portrayed by Welsh actress Shefali Chowdhury.[9].
- In the film version of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Parvati's Boggart is shown to be a cobra, rather than a mummy.
- Also in the film adaptation of Prisoner of Azkaban, Parvati was portrayed as left-handed, but shown to be right-handed in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. This was because of the change of actors.
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Parvati is shown to spend a lot of time with her twin, Padma. However, in the books, she is seldom seen without her best friend, Lavender Brown.
- In the film version of the Yule Ball, Parvati wears an Indian orange blouse and a pink skirt known in India as a "Lehnga", gold bangles (known in India as Chudiyan), and had gold braided into her hair (known in India as a Parandah Braid). She also seems to be closer to Hermione Granger than she seems to be in the books, and dances with the aide of Igor Karkaroff rather than a boy from Beauxbatons[10].
- Parvati Patil does not appear in the final film adaptation, but her twin sister Padma does.
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