Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Jimmy Peakes

Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter - Character
Jimmy Peakes
Gender	Male
Hair color	Unknown
Eye color	Unknown
Related Family	Unknown
Loyalty

Contents

OverviewEdit

Jimmy Peakes joins the Gryffindor team in Harry's sixth year. He is short and broad chested, and although three years younger than Harry he is strong and quite fierce.

Role in the BooksEdit

Half-Blood PrinceEdit

Jimmy Peakes tries out for the Gryffindor Quidditch team and is accepted as one of the two Beaters, the other being Ritchie Coote.

When Cormac McLaggen is put in as Keeper to replace the poisoned Ron Weasley, he does not seem to understand the difference between practice and a real game, and borrows Peakes' Beater's bat to demonstrate the proper way to hit a Bludger towards the approaching Cadwallader. Mis-hitting the Bludger, he knocks Harry out instead, and as a result Gryffindor suffer a horrible defeat.

Deathly HallowsEdit

Many underage Griffindors try to stay for the battle at Hogwarts, and Professor McGonagall must order them to leave; she calls out the names Creevy and Peakes when doing so.