Following the downfall of Voldemort, Percy returned to work for the Ministry and became Head of the Department of Magical Transportation under the new Minister for Magic, Kingsley Shacklebolt.
After the war. Following the end of the Second Wizarding War, Percy returned to the now-reformed Ministry of Magic, and became a high-ranking official under new Minister for Magic Kingsley Shacklebolt. Percy eventually married a woman named Audrey, and the couple had two daughters, Molly and Lucy.
Percy Weasley joined the ministry for magic right out of Hogwarts, so he was 17–18 when he joined. In the department of international magical cooperation. Then his skills and ambition secured him a job, as assistant to the minister for magic.
Percy Weasley is one of Ron's oldest brothers and an important character in the Harry Potter franchise. Percy was a Prefect when Harry first arrived at Hogwarts and then he went on to become Head Boy. After graduating from Hogwarts, Percy obtained a job at the Ministry which eventually led him to betray his family.
When the mystery is revealed, though, it all seems trivial: it turns out that Percy has been dating a Ravenclaw prefect named Penelope Clearwater. Ginny caught them kissing and Percy swore her to secrecy.
Curiously enough, while it was the twins who were the most angry at him within the family, constantly telling the others that he was no good and to forget about him, it was also Fred and George who were the first to forgive him and welcome him back to the family.
Percy is an introvert, in a very extroverted family. He is very rule-oriented, mature in many ways and naïve in others, a bit socially awkward, and tends to hyper-focus. These are fairly classing signs of Autism, particularly in males.
8 Percy's Pompous Attitude Made Him The Worst Weasley
He decided to cut ties with his family over Voldemort's return. He didn't even attend his oldest brother's wedding, which made his mother cry and his brothers rejoice. Percy eventually came around and reconciled with the Weasleys during the Battle of Hogwarts.
After all, there really wasn't any reason left for Percy to consider his family to be in the wrong, not when they had been proven to be right all along. This comes down to Percy's extreme pride, which left his family feeling estranged and resentful toward him.
The only member of the Weasley family to truly represent anything actually deep-down bad was Percy Weasley. Despite being surrounded by quite a cool family, he ended up being a pompous, arrogant snob who wanted nothing more than the utmost respect and power.
You are sorted into a house based on what you value, not the traits you posses. Percy valued the Gryffindor traits and therefore was sorted into Gryffindor. But he (harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Percy WEASLEY) was also very brave, especially when he decided to come back to his family and during the battle of Hogwarts.
In early editions of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Hermione Granger is said to receive eleven O.W.L.s, scoring ten O's and one E. However, after the events of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Hermione shrunk her class load from twelve subjects to ten, dropping both Divination and Muggle Studies.
It is only at the end that it is revealed that Penelope is Percy's girlfriend; this explains the magnitude of the shock Percy feels when she is petrified, as well as explaining what she was doing in the school's lower levels at Christmas, near where Percy was.
Percy, who was right next to him, was distraught, and refused to leave Fred's body. Fred died with a smile frozen on his face, as moments before death he was laughing at Percy for making a rare joke.
When it came to being the most liked, Ron took the cake. Everything about the second-youngest Weasley was liked from the start — he became friends with Harry without knowing who he was, and when he did find out, he went through thick and thin to support him in the best way he could.
But Percy is a warrior who has faced all different kinds of monsters, gods, and demigods who can fight like him or use magic like Harry. It wouldn't take long for the demigod to overpower the wizard. In the end, Percy Jackson prevails. This isn't to say that Harry Potter as a character and franchise is bad.
He refused to believe his father and gave his loyalty to the Ministry, so much so that when Voldemort returned and the Ministry refused to accept it, Percy steadfastly toed the 'Voldemort is not back' line.
Luna Lovegood, from J.K. Rowling's beloved Harry Potter series, is a dreamy example of inattentive ADHD. Even when captured by members of the Inquisitorial Squad, she stares out the window, distracted. Because of her spacey demeanor and blunt honesty, she sometimes has trouble making friends.
Penelope 'Penny' Clearwater (born c. 1975 or 1976) was a witch and Ravenclaw student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1987 to 1994. In her later school years, she was a Prefect, and eventually started dating Percy Weasley, a Gryffindor student and a fellow Prefect.
The portrayal of Ron does a very good job of explaining what it would feel like to live with specific phobia and for the audience presents many realistic ideas about Arachnophobia. The books give good examples about what is going on with Ron's anxiety about the spiders and why he reacts to them in the way he does.
The prophecy thus comes true in an unexpected way: Percy fails to save what matters most by allowing his mother to save herself. Upon returning to Camp Half Blood, Percy is betrayed by his friend Luke, son of Hermes, who turns out to be the human hero whom Kronos used for the theft.
Percy never became bad, but he did become a self centered, power hungry bigot. His love for the ministry and his obsession with his future caused him to become oblivious to the rest of his family. He spent too much time working to even notice his family's concerns for him.
In the first four books he wasn't liked simply because he wasn't viewed as a 'fun' character. The twins didn't like him thus meaning Ron, who wanted the twins to like him, didn't either and that feeds into Harry's own view of Percy.
