Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Adrian Pucey

Adrian Pucey
Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter - Character
Gender	Male
Hair color	Unknown
Eye color	Unknown
Related Family	Unknown
Loyalty	Slytherin house

Overview edit

Adrian Pucey is on the Slytherin Quidditch team. He is a student, significantly older than Harry, but little described. We never seem to see him except as part of the Slytherin Quidditch team.

Role in the Books edit

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Philosopher's Stone edit

Adrian Pucey is mentioned as being one of the Chasers on the Slytherin Quidditch team. While he manages several shots on goal, he does not succeed in scoring against Oliver Wood.

Adrian Pucey is mentioned twice as being on the Slytherin Quidditch team, apparently still as a Chaser, as at one point we see him trying to score against Wood. Harry can't spare much attention for him, as he is trying to avoid a rogue bludger, so we do not see much else of what is going on.

Prisoner of Azkaban edit

Adrian Pucey is not mentioned as being on the Slytherin Quidditch team in the final, although as Marcus Flint has evidently changed the line-up to favour brawn over skill, it's likely Pucey has been sidelined. In this match, Flint, Warrington, and Montague are mentioned as being Chasers, Derrick and Bole as Beaters, Draco Malfoy as Seeker, and the Keeper is never named.

Goblet of Fire edit

Quidditch being suspended for the year because of the Triwizard Tournament, Pucey does not play any role in this book.

Order of the Phoenix edit

Harry takes part in only one Quidditch match, again against Slytherin. In this match, Pucey, Warrington, and Montague are mentioned as being Chasers, Crabbe and Goyle as Beaters, Draco Malfoy as Seeker, and Miles Bletchley as Keeper. Pucey scores several times against Ron, who is Keeper for Gryffindor.

Half-Blood Prince edit

Deathly Hallows edit

Strengths edit

Weaknesses edit

Relationships with Other Characters edit

Analysis edit

Adrian Pucey is notable for being one of the few Slytherin Quidditch players who has not committed a foul during a game or attacked an opposing player outside the game, despite having played Quidditch in three books and at least five years.

Questions edit

Study questions are meant to be left for each student to answer; please don't answer them here.

Do you think Adrian Pucey was a Pure-blood?
Do you think everyone who played on the Slytherin Quidditch Team was a Pure-blood?

Greater Picture edit

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