HERMIONE POTTER (NÉE GRANGER)

She took a job in the Beast Division after the battle, wanting to try to fight for the rights of creatures, especially werewolves, for the memory of Remus. Hermione dated Ron after the Battle of Hogwarts, but their relationship only lasted around six months before they figured that they were better off as friends. It was by the beginning of 1999 that she and Harry realized that they both cared about each other as more than friends and began to date. They got married in 2000, and have three kids--Liam James, Adaline Lily, and Desmond Percival. When Minister Durant cleared out the Beast Division, Hermione was among the group that got fired, which made her incredibly suspicious of the man. She took up a job in the Muggle Liaison Office, but wanted to remain close to the Ministry to make sure that nothing off was going on. Her father died of pancreatic cancer in 2010.

Despite the past that she had with Death Eaters, which would leave anyone with the thoughts that they deserved what they were getting, Hermione was not happy to see the growing prejudices and poor treatment of the Death Eaters, and in particular their families, who were practically innocent as far as Hermione was concerned. Having Death Eaters as parents, or as spouses, certainly didn't mean that they deserved to be treated as though they were a criminal as well. She also greatly disagreed with how purebloods were now being treated like muggleborns used to be, as she understood just how bad those prejudices could get. Upon noting the growing poor treatment of Death Eaters and their family, Hermione joined Dimitte. She is also still a member of the Order of the Phoenix.

She was injured in the attack on Diagon Alley, and quit the Ministry soon after. She is now apart of the Rising Phoenix Project with Harry

GINNY WEASLEY

Ginny had a rough time coping with everything that had happened during the Battle of Hogwarts though she kept a strong front about it. She didn't want her brothers and parents to worry too much about her especially after losing her brother Fred. She took this even harder. She learned the strength to push through it though not a day goes by that she doesn't think about him. She had been skeptical of Shacklebolts work release program but she trusted his judgement and thought nothing more of it until the new minister took over.

Just as she began her career as a professional quidditch player things went downhill quickly. She had only been gone a few years but decided she would prefer to not have such a demanding career that forced her away from the family on a near constant basis. She quit and moved back home though she wasn't there long before leaving again on her own personal journey with her brother Ron in tow. She didn't want to be without her family but being in the burrow knowing Fred was gone was too much. She returned in the middle of the requestioning of purebloods.

Her job, if she is married or has children, and what she is doing now that Death Eaters have taken over the Ministry is up to player!

RON WEASLEY

The end of the war brought many different issues to Ron as the world was safe once again. While things continued with Hermione they started to fall away from each other rather quickly. He had maintained a close friendship with Harry as they both went through auror training together. The impending break up had loomed over Ron and Hermione for months though that didn't make it any easier when it finally happened. He threw himself more so into his work but her new relationship with Harry had been a bit too much for him. He decided he would go down a different path and started helping his brother George at his joke shop taking over as a co-owner.

Ron initially didn't think much about the Death a Eater issues seeing as it was only a work release program though once the work camp popped up in Knockturn Alley he was a bit put off. He hated everything dealing with Death Eaters but even he had compassion enough to know the treatment just felt wrong though he made no move to help fix the problem. Once purebloods were brought into the mix he felt it best to keep to himself, not willing to put himself and his family at risk. Shortly after the questioning of purebloods his sister Ginny decided that she wanted to take a few years off from quidditch to travel the world. Ron decided that maybe he needed a change of scenery as well and went off with her. He didn't arrive back until this past year only recently finding out about the Malfoys predicament as well as a few other wealthy pureblood families.y, unsure of just about everything.

He is now back in London, and working with George at Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.

DEATH EATERS BIOGRAPHIES

Name	Biography
Carrow, Alecto	Because she worked at Hogwarts and was in charge of punishment, thus meaning a lot of torture, Alecto was considered a rather major offender. However, other than the work at Hogwarts, nothing was particularly notable about her, especially since she had already been captured before the Final Battle had even begun. But due to the amount of torture that she personally took part in, as well as making others to the same, and the general atrocities committed Hogwarts, she was another Death Eater that was sentenced to life in Azkaban. Now that Death Eaters have taken over the Ministry, she has been released from Azkaban.
Carrow, Amycus	Because he was also already tied up and captive before the Final Battle, he was not able to participate it in. However his crimes at the school over the course of that year, as well as what he did in general as a Death Eater, was enough for him to receive a hefty punishment. His sentencing was to spend the rest of his life in Azkaban. Now that Death Eaters have taken over the Ministry, she has been released from Azkaban.
Dolohov, Antonin	Because of Antonin's high involvement in both wars, and his stints in Azkaban, he was one of the first Death Eaters to be tried after the battle. He was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in Azkaban, a fact that he had been anticipating. He was angry that the Dark Lord had been defeated, but confident that someone would eventually rise to take his place and that he eventually would get out of Azkaban and join this new leader in their continued quest to stomp out all of the filth polluting the magical world. The time will come... and he will wait until it arrives. Antonin Dolohov was released from Azkaban into the work camp in mid-2016, and now that the Ministry has been taken over by Death Eaters, can have any job the player wishes.
Goyle, Gregory	Although Gregory did not have a major part of the war, he was still a Death Eater and was put on trial as one of the minor offenders. This was mostly due to his willingness to torture innocent students at Hogwarts, as well as attempting to kill Harry, Hermione, and Ron in the Room of Requirement, though that had mostly been Vincent Crabbe, really. He was found guilty and sentenced to five years of work in the work release program, which was a relatively mild punishment, though he was very angry about it. He began to hear whispers of Miles Brant's rebellion and left his family without a word, wanting to work with Brant and bring the Death Eaters back to their former glory. His anger has really only been mounting more and more over the years as the treatment of Death Eaters got worse, and he particularly hates the new Minister and whatever he has planned. This made it a very easy decision for him to leave his family for the greater good. He took part in the Attack on Diagon Alley and was apprehended. He is now out of Azkaban and in the work camp. Now that the Ministry has been taken over by Death Eaters, can have any job the player wishes.
Greyback, Fenrir	Fenrir Greyback was not caught at the Final Battle. He managed to escape and spent much of the next years in hiding, mostly in woods. Per his usual, he got a lot of joy out of infecting as many people as possible with lycanthropy, and he continued to do this regardless of the risk of getting caught by not keeping a low profile. He traveled all around, keeping in contact with other Death Eaters that had remained in hiding, and trying to keep his ears open to what was going on in the Wizarding World. He heard of the new Minister's focus on werewolves, which angered him greatly as the way werewolves were treated was absolutely ridiculous as far as he was concerned. However, he thought that this was certainly something that he could use to his advantage if the Death Eaters ever tried to rise again. He returned to England in 2009. What he wants to do now is up to the player...
Lestrange, Rabastan	Because he was in Azkaban for his crimes in the First Wizarding World, Rabastan was considered an extremely major and dangerous offender. He was one of the Dark Lord's most loyal servants, and was prepared to be sent to Azkaban once again. He was not wrong; Rabastan was sentenced to spend the remainder of his life in Azkaban for his crimes. He was far too used to Azkaban by now, however, and this news did not faze him. He knew that there was always the possibility of escape if his friends found need of him, and Rabastan would rather be in Azkaban than helping rebuild and work for the Wizarding World that let Mudbloods so willingly into their midst. However, his opinion changed when he heard of mutterings that a rebellion was underway. As of February 2015, he has been released, and is now sentenced to work in the work camp. Now that the Ministry has been taken over by Death Eaters, can have any job the player wishes.
Lestrange, Rodolphus	Rodolphus was concerned one of the biggest dangers and threats, and therefore was one of the first trials after the battle ended. Although his thoughts had been incredibly erratic at the trial, as he was angry about the death of his wife and the Dark Lord, he remained outwardly calm, and would be described by those present as eerily calm. He was sentence to spend the rest of his days in Azkaban, but he doubted that would last. It hadn't lasted before, so surely it would not again. Whispers eventually began about how bad things were getting outside of Azkaban, and that a rebellion was forming, something he immediately wanted to take part in. As of February 2015, he has been released, and is now sentenced to work in the work camp. Now that the Ministry has been taken over by Death Eaters, he is the head of the aurors' office, has his seat back in the Wizengamot, and is the Minister's executioner.
Shunpike, Stanley	Stan Shunpike had been under the Imperius Curse, though unfortunately that excuse was not accepted during the trials after the Second Wizarding War, as the Ministry found it too hard to know who to believe. However, he was found guilty, but not sentenced to too long of work in the work release program. Stan was given three years of work at this camp, though he was obviously not happy about even this, as it was clear to him that he was under the Imperius Curse. He did these years with little complaint, just trying to get it over with. But one his years of work was finally done, Stan found it incredibly hard to find work. He lived in near poverty for the next several years, unsure what to do next. He is a bit bitter against the Ministry, especially with how he is continuing to be treated by the Wizarding community; but he eventually did try to find a bit of work and attempted to move on. Now that the Ministry has been taken over by Death Eaters, can have any job the player wishes.
Thicknesse, Pius	As the Minister of Magic during Voldemort's reign, Pius was considered a major offender. His trial was in the first waves of trials, in late 1999. Although he was under the Imperius Curse (which we clearly know from the books, but.. alas, poor bloke), that excuse was not one that the Ministry would believe this time around. He was found guilty in his trial, and was sentenced to twenty-five years of the work release program to help rebuild the community that he had helped to destroy. However the opening of the work camp in Knockturn Alley moved his work there. Now that the Ministry has been taken over by Death Eaters, can have any job the player wishes.