Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban (chapter two) I’ve chosen to describe Aunt Marge, firstly because I think that we won’t meet her again it the story and secondly she is very picturesque character. Aunt Marge is the sister of Uncle Vernon and she looks like he (“she even had a moustache, though not as bushy as his”) and behaves almost the same way. J.K. Rowling portrays her like a “large, beefy and purple-faced”, who lives in the countryside with her twelve bulldogs. She has shovel like hands and great stomach. She is so mighty that uncle Vernon her brother always tries to make her feel comfortable, serves her with tea and wine. She doesn’t simply speak, she booms and roars. She doesn’t simply walk, she strides. It does not surprised her that the glass of wine exploded in her hand; she just has “a very firm grip”. She talks about people as if they were the bulldogs that she breeds. Of cause, she is a grotesque, that why Harry made her swell to an enormous absolutely round life buoy.