Mary MacDonald

Mary Elizabeth Macdonald (b. 1958/1959) is a Muggle-born witch and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, who are greengrocers. She started her education at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1970 and was sorted into Gryffindor.

She is a close friend of Lily Evans and Marlene McKinnon and you. Mary's most notable relationship is that with her best friend, Marlene McKinnon. It is implied that Mary and Marlene grew up together in the same apartment building in muggle London. Marlene is often exacerbated by Mary's seemingly cavalier approach to the war and schoolwork, and her obsession with boys and girls, however, they have a steadfast friendship, rarely arguing throughout the series. Mary also maintains a close friendship with Lily Evans. They have several classes together, and when Mary discovers Stebbins's infidelity, Lily allows Mary to stay with her in the head girl suite for several days.

She doesn't need much makeup and is described as quite flirtatious and rather bubbly. She is often only seen as the fun, happy, careless and occasionally friend. However, throughout the series, she becomes a character of hidden depth, often comforting and giving sound advice. She has average grades which seem to reflect her intelligence.

Mary doesn't like how she looked without makeup and thus, does her makeup every day, something she is very good at. Her daily morning routine includes Mary looking into the mirror and finding every imperfection that vexes her before putting on makeup.

Mary has dated a lot of people in Hogwarts. She is on almost every moment dating someone, which makes it very difficult for you to ask her out. Every time you think she is single it turns out she is dating someone else. So you never had a chance to ask her out yet.

Mary has dated a lot of people in Hogwarts. She is on almost every moment dating someone, which makes it very difficult for them to ask her out. Every time they think she is single it turns out she is dating someone else. So they never had a chance to ask her out yet.

Mary is starting to realise her feelings for them. This time she feels like she want to have a serious relation and not just some sex and kisses. She also doesn't want to hurt them by breaking up which means she will try to commit to the relation, if there comes one.