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Percy has just become a Prefect when we first meet him in [[../../Books/Philosopher's_Stone/Chapter_6|Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]], so we cannot easily judge what he was like before he became a Prefect. From the reaction later when he became [[../Head Boy/]], one can extrapolate that he was always pompous and always a little ashamed of his family's lack of ambition; his becoming Prefect is part of the process that ends up with him being estranged from his family by Harry's [[../../Books/Order_of_the_PhoenixOrder of the Phoenix|fifth year]].

In [[../../Books/Order_of_the_Phoenix/Chapter_9|Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix]], [[../../Characters/Hermione_Granger|Hermione]] becomes a prefect, to nobody's surprise. What is a surprise is that [[../../Characters/Harry_Potter|Harry]] is passed over in favour of [[../../Characters/Ron_Weasley|Ron]] for the position. Ron's being made a prefect threatens to destroy the friendship between him and Harry, as Harry shares the general feeling that the position '''ought''' to have gone to Harry; in the end, though, Harry resolves to make the best of it, and their friendship goes on pretty much as before. Harry's feelings about this office having gone to Ron are somewhat eased by the revelation that Harry's father was passed over for Prefect in his day as well, that "honor" instead going to Remus Lupin. This issue is not completely resolved until the end of the book, however; in his interview with [[../../Characters/Albus_Dumbledore|Professor Dumbledore]] after the [[../Battle at the Department of Mysteries/]], Dumbledore explains why he had passed over Harry for the position: "I must confess... that I rather thought... you had enough responsibility to be going on with."