Mr. Ollivander is the elderly, mysterious, and wise owner of the legendary wand shop on Diagon Alley that has existed since antiquity. Harry takes his first step into the wizarding world here. His craft is based on wands, approaching it with the philosophy that magic and the wizard's inner core are chosen entirely by the wood and magical core. He has become famous for his ability to remember with chilling accuracy the characteristics of every customer who enters his shop, as well as which wand he sold to whom and in what size. He is the first figure to whisper to Harry that there is a much larger, darker, and more frightening depth to this wand business by explaining his fateful connection to Voldemort.
A true philosopher-craftsman was born from the Ollivander lineage’s wand-making heritage, which dates back to 382 B.C. As he is the carrier of the generation that made the first wands for almost all of Britain’s modern wizards, he possesses a library-like history that holds the power centers of British Wizarding Society within himself.
He has large, moon-like, pale eyes that shimmer in complete contrast to the dust in his shop. The pale, elderly man resembles a ghost in the dim setting with his thin, long white fingers and chilling calm.
Harry Potter
The first mentor and merchant who knows his legend and, by presenting him with his fated wand, instills both fear and awe in the boy.
Rubeus Hagrid
The person who masterfully exerts his authority by suspiciously and mischievously questioning the condition of his broken wand.