I don't recall there being one. It goes dumbledore then McGonagall then after them it is the heads of house. (Slytherin) Snape, (Ravenclaw) Flitwick, (Hufflepuff) Sproat, (Gryfindor) McGonagall.
Rubeus Hagrid picked Harry Potter up from the house in Godric's Hollow and brought him to Privet Drive. Hagrid was sent there by Albus Dumbledore who, along with Professor McGonagall, was waiting at the Dursley's house.
She is a professor of Hogwarts (teaches transfiguration), Head of House Gryffindor, Deputy Headmistress.
Professor Minerva McGonagall is described as a "rather severe-looking woman". McGonagall has black hair, often secured in a very tight bun and rarely ever seen down. She is tall and often wears either Emerald or Tartan robes. McGonagall wears her hat quite crooked and wears square glasses, that match the marking on her animagus form.McGonagall is considered to be very strict and often stern. Unlike Severus Snape, she does not give points away to Gryffindor students simply because she is their head of house.
Minerva McGonagall who was also Deputy Headmistress and Transfiguration professor. A few times throughout the novel she was a stand in headmistress. After the novels finish many people believe her to have become the headmistress however, JK Rowling has stated that a new headmistress took over and McGongall retired.
I don't recall there being one. It goes dumbledore then McGonagall then after them it is the heads of house. (Slytherin) Snape, (Ravenclaw) Flitwick, (Hufflepuff) Sproat, (Gryfindor) McGonagall.
Professor Severus Snape starts out as the Potions master and Head of Slytherin House. Professor Minerva McGonagall is the Transfiguration teacher and Head of Gryffindor House.
Rubeus Hagrid picked Harry Potter up from the house in Godric's Hollow and brought him to Privet Drive. Hagrid was sent there by Albus Dumbledore who, along with Professor McGonagall, was waiting at the Dursley's house.
There is no specific "teacher for Gryffindor". Minerva McGonnagal is the head of the Gryffindor House; on the other hand, different teachers teach different subjects - not to one specific house, but to all the houses.
She is a professor of Hogwarts (teaches transfiguration), Head of House Gryffindor, Deputy Headmistress.
A Scotish accent. It just sounds different because everyone else basically has an English accent.
Gryffindor: Professer McGonagall Hufflepuff: Professer Sprout Ravenclaw: Professer Flitwick Slytherin: 1-6 Professer Snape 7 Professer Slughorn ( He was head of house for Slytherin in the 6th book in the few hours after Snape left the castle).
In the Harry Potter series, Professor Minerva McGonagall does not die. She is a prominent character throughout the series, serving as the Deputy Headmistress and Head of Gryffindor House at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Professor McGonagall plays a key role in supporting Harry Potter and his friends in their battles against dark forces, demonstrating her bravery, intelligence, and loyalty.
Professor McGonagall is a character from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. Throughout the series, Professor Minerva McGonagall serves as the Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and the head of Gryffindor House. She is portrayed as a stern but fair and highly skilled witch. As a fictional character, her fate and story progression are determined by the events of the Harry Potter books and subsequent related materials. Throughout the series, Professor McGonagall plays a significant role in supporting and guiding Harry Potter and his friends as they navigate the challenges they face. She remains a prominent and respected figure at Hogwarts. While specific plot details or character development of Professor McGonagall beyond the main series may exist in additional books, plays, or interviews with the author, without specific information, it is difficult to provide a definitive answer about her future or what might have happened to her beyond the original series' conclusion.
In the Dursleys house.
Four.
Peter wanted to explore the huge old house.