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Listen, no bloke in his right mind's going to fancy Tonks when Fleur's around. I mean, Tonks is okay-looking when she isn't doing stupid things to her hair and her nose..." — Tonks's physical appearance [src] Once the dust had settled on the Battle of Hogwarts, the survivors – still grieving their dead – had to start rebuilding. For Andromeda, that meant building a life for herself and Teddy Lupin. We know that Teddy was raised primarily by his grandmother, with frequent visits to the house of his godfather – Harry Potter. Andromeda Tonks fiercely loved her daughter, and there would never have been any doubt that she would raise Teddy after the death of his parents – but it still takes a remarkable woman to raise a baby on her own after losing her husband and daughter in the same year, and never falter in providing a loving and stable environment. Tonks underwent three years of Auror training, naturally exceeding in the Concealment and Disguise portion of the course because of her Metamorphic abilities, and became an official Auror in 1994. It is presumed that she used her wand during the training. [1] Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Year 6, Chapter 2 ( Curses and Prophecies) - Divination Lesson "Tessomancy" At the conclusion of the Battle of Hogwarts, it was Molly who duelled and killed Tonks's murderer, Bellatrix Lestrange. It is likely that Molly knew Teddy Lupin, Nymphadora's son, because Teddy was dating Victoire Weasley, Molly's granddaughter. In addition to this, as Harry Potter's godson, he frequented Harry and Ginny's house.
Unfortunately, both Remus and Tonks passed away during the Battle of Hogwarts, leaving their son in the care of his Godfather, Harry Potter. Nymphadora Tonks Magical Abilities and Special Skills I got top marks in Concealment and Disguise during Auror training without any study at all, it was great." —Tonks on her abilities [src] I got top marks in Concealment and Disguise during Auror training without any study at all, it was great." — Tonks regarding her own magical abilities [src] Kindness is not (and should not be) limited to members of Hufflepuff house but it is a trait that graced many of the house’s members. There was Newt Scamander, who took the blame for his friend Leta Lestrange’s transgression while they were at Hogwarts, and of course Cedric Diggory. Even during the competition and pressure of the Triwizard Tournament, Cedric took the time to be kind to Harry – telling his friends to stop wearing the nasty badges, for example – even though Harry really did steal his thunder when they became joint Hogwarts champions. And fellow Hufflepuff Tonks had a great deal of kindness in her heart too.In Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Tonks is oddly shown to be studying Divination and Muggle Studies at N.E.W.T.-level, despite neither of these two subjects being requirements for Aurors, whilst she is not shown in other classes that are actually standard qualifications for the career. Although her common use of the word 'wotcher' suggests that Tonks is from southern England, on the UK editions of the audiobooks Stephen Fry reads her with a strong Lancashire accent. Herbology: As an Auror, Tonks would have had to have achieved either an "Outstanding" or "Exceeds Expectations" in her O.W.L. and N.E.W.T. in this subject, considering how Aurors often have to handle dangerous magical plants in their work. [55] She studied it at N.E.W.T. level, having gained earned a high O.W.L. grade in the subject, showing she was skilled with handling magical plants. [56] [57] She figured out how to levitate the family dog around the age of seven. Between that and her inability to behave herself for long periods of time, Tonks was a handful to raise. She took a shine to her much older cousin Sirius and spent a good deal of time following him around when she could (and when he would tolerate it), for she was of the opinion that he was a good deal more fun to be with than his younger brother Regulus. Not to mention he was some of the only family on her mother's side that she had who would speak to her (something that she grew to resent once she was old enough to realize that a good chunk of her mother's family hated her on principle). Her father's family, the Tonks', were alright, she thought, but they still were muggles and thus sometimes less exciting. It is thanks to her muggle family, though, that she has the appreciation for muggle life that she does. She is no niece of ours, my Lord,’ she cried over the outpouring of mirth. ‘We – Narcissa and I – have never set eyes on our sister since she married the Mudblood. This brat has nothing to do with either of us, nor any beast she marries.’
J. K. Rowling originally intended for Tonks to survive the Battle of Hogwarts, but chose to have her and Remus die in reparation for giving Arthur Weasley a reprieve in the fifth book. The earliest her mother could be born was 1 October 1951 and, according to the Age of Marriage Act 1929, she would have to be at least 21 to get married without parental consent. Meaning the earliest Tonks could be born is 1 October 1972. In her third year, Tonks took at least Divination [19] and Muggle Studies [20] as her elective subjects. Also in the 1986–1987 school year, at the start of the Herbology lesson on Valerian Sprigs, Tonks warned people to watch out, for she spilled some soil on the floor. When the Herbology Professor (her Head of House) Pomona Sprout, asked fellow Housemate Penny Haywood to fetch a pail for the watering demonstration, Tonks took the time to briefly wonder aloud about which plant would be most suitable for bothering a certain "irritable, birdlike" librarian.
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Nymph' is also the name of the immature stage of a dragonfly or damselfly before it moults, before metamorphosing into a winged adult. This could be a reference to her metamorphosing skills.
While at Number 12 Grimmauld Place, Tonks would regularly come around for meetings and stay for dinner, during which time she entertained Ginny and Hermione by changing her appearance, taking on things like a pig snout nose or changing her hair. Severus Snape was Tonks's Potions professor and would therefore have contributed to her becoming an Auror, as a high N.E.W.T. score is required for all major magical subjects. During her years as a Hogwarts student, however, Tonks almost killed Snape by inadvertently throwing a Venemous Tentacula at him. This mishap served to infuriate Snape to such a degree that Tonks deemed him capable of "killing [her]", but, under Pomona Sprout's prompting, he relented to give her permanent detention instead. [63] In her adulthood, Tonks seemed to have no particular opinion of Snape regarding his loyalty, though it can be assumed that she trusted him because Dumbledore did but did not view him as a friend. In 1996, Snape insulted her wolf Patronus, which by extension was an insult to her love for Lupin. After Snape's murder of Dumbledore, Tonks came to view the former as an enemy. Tonks died before learning of Snape's true loyalty or that he had tried to save her husband during the Battle of the Seven Potters. Harry had a clear view of the bodies lying next to Fred: Remus and Tonks, pale and still and peaceful-looking, apparently asleep beneath the dark, enchanted ceiling." — Description of Tonks's and Remus's lifeless bodies [src]Ron was great... wonderful! Stunned one of the Death Eaters, straight to the head, and when you're aiming at a moving target from a flying broom..." —Tonks praising Ron's fighting abilities during the Battle of the Seven Potters [src] File:Weasley family studio 01.jpg It soon became clear that Voldemort had expected such a move, as at least thirty Death Eaters were waiting to engage them in battle. During the flight from Little Whinging, Tonks and Ron were chased by Bellatrix as they headed to Ron's Great-Aunt Muriel's home. Tonks and Bellatrix engaged in a mid-air duel, whilst Ron stunned one of her fellow Death Eaters straight to the head. Bellatrix seemed as determined to kill Tonks as she was to rid Voldemort of Harry, though Tonks ultimately escaped from her and gravely injured her husband, Rodolphus Lestrange. Thanks for the tea and sympathy, Molly." —Tonks after confiding in Molly Weasley. [src] File:MOLLY1.jpg Her mother was a pureblood witch, and her father was not. When Voldemort secretly took control over the ministry of magic in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows , her father had to go on the run. While Harry, Hermione, and Ron were disguised, hunting Horcruxes, they ran into her father, but a few weeks later, they heard he had been killed over the radio. Europe: Goods of €22 to €150 may be subject to a local VAT charge. Goods over €150 are charged VAT and may also face customs duties.
Tonks's friendship with Harry grew for the next two and a half years. In 1996, Harry hoped Tonks would be among the Aurors set to escort him to the Hogwarts Express, though she was not. Shortly after, Tonks rescued Harry on the Hogwarts Express; she performed the counter-curse to remove the Full Body-Bind Curse placed on him by Draco Malfoy, healed his broken nose and ensured he reached safety within Hogwarts. When Tonks married Remus Lupin in 1997, she was sorry that Harry couldn't attend the wedding due to him being required to remain with his Muggle relatives to ensure the protective charm on him held. Later, when Lupin briefly left Tonks, due to fears that the child she carried would be infected with lycanthropy like himself, Harry was furious with him for leaving his family. It was largely because of Harry's words that Lupin returned to Tonks. In 1998, when she gave birth to a son named Teddy Lupin, both Tonks and Lupin agreed that Harry would be the godfather. Harry was devastated when he learned that Nymphadora was killed by her aunt, Bellatrix Lestrange. He noted that the grief he felt over the death of Tonks was akin to a physical wound. In memory of both Tonks and Lupin, Harry acted as a father figure to their orphaned son Teddy, who, despite being raised by Tonks's mother, would spend three or four nights a week dining with the Potter and Weasley families. A Hufflepuff’s loyalty to the good side is demonstrated clearly in Tonks, and it is extended to people as well, particularly an unswerving loyalty to The Boy Who Lived. Remember that time the conductor of the Knight Bus almost gave away Harry’s location? ‘ If you shout his name I will curse you into oblivion,’ Tonks warned. You don’t mess with Tonks. Beyond Harry, it’s worth remembering that even after the death of her father and giving birth to her son Teddy, Tonks was still determined to fight at the Battle of Hogwarts. ‘Said Hufflepuff, ‘I’ll teach the lot,/ And treat them just the same.’
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Though Tonks and Charlie Weasley were in the same year at school, there was no reason to believe they knew each other well before their appearances in Hogwarts Mystery (in which Jacob's sibling is also in their year). Tonks was in Hufflepuff, and Charlie was in Gryffindor. Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Year 7, Chapter 5 ( The Ministry of Magic) - Assignment "The Rogue Alchemist" I got top marks in Concealment and Disguise during Auror training without any study at all, it was great.” |Nymphadora Tonks was born a pureblood witch in Great Britain. She was able to change her color from the first day she was born, indicating her birthright as a metamorphmagus. Nymphadora Tonks Family
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