harry potter

On Seeing England for the First Time

  •  • Category:  Culture  •  Words: 1424
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What characteristics make up a country of England? England is very elegant, beautiful, and full of history. England is made up of many characteristics including its history, geography, culture, Economy, climate, and some interesting facts that make it unique. England’s capital is London. The major language spoken is English. England is on the continent Europe. England is part of the United Kingdom, which also includes Wales, Ireland, and Scotland (Barrow). England

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About The Soul Based On Harry Potter

  •  • Category:  Psychology  •  Words: 1180
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My argument supports the claims that Voldemort was alive despite his curse rebounding off of 15-month old Harry Potter. Voldemort says, “I was ripped from my body, I was less than spirit, less than the meanest ghost…but still, I was alive.” In the world of Harry Potter, there is a clear distinction between souls and a physical body. Souls are represented as the personal identity of a living being. On top

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About J.K. Rowling (Harry Potter)

  •  • Category:  Culture  •  Words: 1049
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From my very subjective point of view, British author, J.K. Rowling is the writer of the century. This author is the former English teacher, who achieved her success due to her “Harry Potter” series. She has won a few awards for her “Harry Potter” creations, among others, Nestle Smarties Book Prize and British Children’s Book of the Year. The estimated number of sold books is about five hundred million copies. There

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Harry Potter And Voldemort

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“It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are far more than our abilities,” says Dumbledore in the Chamber of Secrets (333). This observation holds a significant amount of truth throughout the adventures in the Harry Potter series. J.K. Rowling, the author of the magical world of Hogwarts, uses the fluidity of the masculine spectrum to pit good versus evil. Rowling offers readers two characters at either end of

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Wizarding World And Real Life In Harry Potter

  •  • Category:  Art  •  Words: 441
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Despite being classified as child literature, The Harry Potter Series reveals a wizarding world that mirrors real life. Whereas Hogwarts is seen as a prejudice-free community, classism takes place in the first two books significantly within the walls of the legendary school. Blood lineages are briefly described in the first book yet concerns in heritage differences ascend as the second year arrives. Non-human beings like elves, centaurs, and goblins are introduced

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Harry Potter Story

  •  • Category:  Art  •  Words: 620
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Harry Potter is a series of stories of bravery, adventure, friendship and triumphs. Harry Potter is also about a boy who discovers he is a wizard, and he is the only one who can save muggles and magic folk alike. One of the most important lessons in Harry Potter is how to never give up even when you think you don’t have a chance. Adventures are to be expected as Harry

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My Opinion About ‘Harry Potter’

  •  • Category:  Culture  •  Words: 541
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‘Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic.’. Throughout the years the Harry Potter series has grown quite a bit of popularity through the years. With several movie adaptations of the books and ever growing fanbase Harry Potter has something for everyone. There is something for everyone in these books. From quidditch matches, to sorting hats to even a powerful villain that is taken down at the

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Banning ‘Harry Potter’

  •  • Category:  Literature  •  Words: 1669
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The banning of books has been something that has happened in the United States for several years now. Parents, teachers, and other people in the community challenge a book when they believe it is not suitable or clean enough for the young readers. It has been a battle between parents and public schools now for several years. The majority of the banned books include the topics of sexual content, violence, religion,

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Neville Longbottom in ‘Harry Potter ‘

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We regularly distinguish ourselves with artistic characters that are thought little of and disregarded. Why is this so? A character who shows calm quality as opposed to rowdy commotion is every now and again disregarded, and regularly thought little of. In the Harry Potter books (Rowling, J.K.. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. New York: Scholastic, 1999), Neville Longbottom shows development and gallant activity in apparently non-customary ways, and is regularly

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Essay On ‘Harry Potter’

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It is safe to say that the Harry Potter franchise is one of the most successful franchises in history. The brand is worth about $25 billion dollars, the movies together made about 7.7 billion dollars, and the books have made JK Rowling one of the riches authors in the world with a net worth of $ 1 billion. What made this series so popular? I believe the reason why this series

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