Tracey Davis

Tracey Davis is a student in Harry's year at Hogwarts and a close friend to Daphne Greengrass.

## Biography

### Book 1 - The Prince of Slytherin

Tracey, alongside Daphne, warm up to Harry Potter after he starts applying Sleakeazy to his hair, and requested him to refer to them by their first names. However, this does not last as Harry's reputation suffers from harassment by both Jim Potter and Draco Malfoy and they coolly tell him they are back on a last name basis. Unlike her best friend, Tracey did not score high among the Slytherins of the first years.

### Book 2 - The Secret Enemy

Tracey and House Greengrass are one of the many invited to Jim's 12th birthday celebration charity event by Harry. When her and Daphne are approached by him, she thanks him for the invitation, though also stating how unexpected it is. When Harry remarks that they are the only ones who initially invited him to use their first names then withdrew it for "some frivolous reason", Tracey retorts the reason was not frivolous because her and Daphne were pressured by Draco and Pansy to break ties or else the latter would pressure them for Tracey's Half-Blood status and unknown parentage. He understands and reassures them that Draco would no longer be a concern to him.

After Harry lays down his plan to unite Houses Longbottom, Greengrass, and Patil into a business alliance to break House Selwyn's monopoly, Tracey warns him that the Selwyns are a powerful and dangerous family, but he simply replies that is the only enemy worth having; Harry leaves her and Daphne to converse. When the Hogwarts Express model monster attacks, Tracey escapes with House Greengrass to safety using their portkey.

At the Start-of-Term Feast, Tracey recommends Ginny Weasley go by her full name Ginevra, saying it is a wonderful name and should not by a nickname if that is her name. Blaise Zabini  retorts by asking if she follows her own advice and addressing her as Theresa, and she simply sticks her tongue at him. Tracey later teases Daphne to stop being mean to Harry, saying she is only mad at him for foiling her "Grand Master Plan" in their first year, much to the latter's irritation.

At the End of the Year Feast when Ginny is affronted by the Daily Prophet getting her name wrong, Tracey calls back to her advice at the beginning of the year, saying they would have gotten her name right if it was Ginevra.

### Book 3 - The Death Eater Menace

After the Ultimate Sanctum is put into effect, Tracey sends a letter to Harry telling him that while she is sympathetic to Theo No-Name, she can't go against the Greengrasses after everything they have done for her and her mother. However, she does say that if there is anything she can do to help without it being known to Daphne, she will help.

She and Daphne are in Ancient Runes and hesitantly follow Professor Babbling's lecture on the first day of the class.

In Hermione Granger's personal timeline, Tracey is one of the Pureblood Pack laughing at Hermione due to Pansy's bullying.

## Physical Appearance

Tracey is described as having blonde hair.

## Personality & Traits

Though she may seem like a "ditzy blonde" to some, it is in fact a front Tracey puts up to hide her true intelligence and seem less of a threat. She is incredibly loyal to Daphne and House Greengrass for reasons yet to known.

## References

Book 1 - HP&PoS - Ch. 9 - Study Sessions,

Tracey and Daphne begin first name basis with Harry.
Book 1 - HP&PoS - Ch. 11 - Halloween 1991 (Pt 1),

Tracey and Daphne go back to last name basis with Harry.
Book 2 - HP&TSE - Ch. 42 - The Birthday Party (Pt 1),

Tracey and Daphne talk with Harry about name privilege and monopoly.

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Book 2 - HP&TSE - Ch. 48 - Ginny's Day (Pt 1),

Tracy talks with Ginny about her name.
Book 2 - HP&TSE - Ch. 48 - Ginny's Day (Pt 1),

Tracy lets slip that Daphne had a plan Harry ruined.
Book 2 - HP&TSE - Ch. 81 - The Power of Friendship,

Tracey explains the importance of names to Ginny.
Book 3 - HP&DEM - Ch. 126 - Speaking of Time,

Hermione suffers at the hands of the Purebloods.