The rivalry in the wizarding world, resembles the competition in our world. We often see this in the text, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone written by J.K Rowling in 1995. Throughout book, there is many examples of rivalry. One of the examples is when, Harry uses his word when competing against Malfoy. In the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone, Harry portrays rivalry against Malfoy in the novel through his words, and actions.
The theme of rivalry, is shown through between Harry and Malfoy. One of the examples is by Malfoy when he threatens harry by words. ‘I’d take you at any time in my own… Tonight if you want. Wizard dual. Wands only- no contact…’ When Malfoy Challenged Harry to an wizard dual he portrayed rivalry, by threatening
The theme of rivalry, is shown through between Harry and Malfoy. One of the examples is by Malfoy when he threatens harry by words. ‘I’d take you at any time in my own… Tonight if you want. Wizard dual. Wands only- no contact…’ When Malfoy Challenged Harry to an wizard dual he portrayed rivalry, by threatening