“After all this time?” “Always.” This saying is from Harry Potter: The Deathly Hallows Part 2 holds the most significant meaning to me. To tell you why this quote is significant to me, I must talk about the meaning behind the quote. The meaning behind “Always”, is that Severus Snape, the potions professor, is still in love with Lily Potter, Harry Potter’s mother. Then “After all this time” is from Professor Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, asking Severus Snape if he stills love Lily Potter after it being sixteen years since she was murdered. After this background of the quote, it might explain why this quote is significant to me. If not, here is why, I love the meaning under the word “Always”. This meaning is the love Severus has for
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Hermione Granger, a witch at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, went to the Yule Ball in her fourth year of school, meaning she was fifteen. Hermione really wanted her crush to ask her to the dance, but that did not happen, this happens to most girls. The crush’s name was Ronald Weasley, Harry Potter’s best friend. He was not going to ask Hermione until it was a last resort. By then Hermione had already said yes to Viktor Krum, a famous seeker. (A seeker is a player on a team in a game called quidditch.) Let’s say that the Yule Ball is prom, when that time comes around almost everyone is really hoping their crush will ask them to the dance. However, does your crush really ask you to the dance? For me it never came true. Therefore, I can relate to Hermione, because we both did not get to go to the dance with guy that we really wanted to. This means that this part of the Harry Potter movies is …show more content…
One of the biggest problems Harry Potter, the hero that saves the wizarding world, was dealing with was a male peer that bullied him almost twenty-four/seven. The bully’s name was Draco Malfoy, who was the son of a follower of Lord Voldemort. In my opinion, he was acting like he hated Harry Potter in the later movies because his father expects Draco to be just like him. These events have an underling meaning to them, that real people can connect with. The first one, that we can really connect to is a peer being a bully. For example, I was bullied a lot in my high school years from one of my male peers. Was the guy only bullying me because of his father? Most likely not, but I was still bullied almost every time he saw me, just like Harry Potter. Have you ever got into a situation just because someone expects you to be just like them? You do that one situation even though you do not want to be a part of it. This is not one of those good situations in real life, but they still happen. What goes on with Draco and his father reminds me of a friend trying to get the other friend to do something that is illegal. Most of the time, that friend still does the illegal thing, even though he or she does not want to because it is expected of them to be a cool
Hermione Granger, a witch at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, went to the Yule Ball in her fourth year of school, meaning she was fifteen. Hermione really wanted her crush to ask her to the dance, but that did not happen, this happens to most girls. The crush’s name was Ronald Weasley, Harry Potter’s best friend. He was not going to ask Hermione until it was a last resort. By then Hermione had already said yes to Viktor Krum, a famous seeker. (A seeker is a player on a team in a game called quidditch.) Let’s say that the Yule Ball is prom, when that time comes around almost everyone is really hoping their crush will ask them to the dance. However, does your crush really ask you to the dance? For me it never came true. Therefore, I can relate to Hermione, because we both did not get to go to the dance with guy that we really wanted to. This means that this part of the Harry Potter movies is …show more content…
One of the biggest problems Harry Potter, the hero that saves the wizarding world, was dealing with was a male peer that bullied him almost twenty-four/seven. The bully’s name was Draco Malfoy, who was the son of a follower of Lord Voldemort. In my opinion, he was acting like he hated Harry Potter in the later movies because his father expects Draco to be just like him. These events have an underling meaning to them, that real people can connect with. The first one, that we can really connect to is a peer being a bully. For example, I was bullied a lot in my high school years from one of my male peers. Was the guy only bullying me because of his father? Most likely not, but I was still bullied almost every time he saw me, just like Harry Potter. Have you ever got into a situation just because someone expects you to be just like them? You do that one situation even though you do not want to be a part of it. This is not one of those good situations in real life, but they still happen. What goes on with Draco and his father reminds me of a friend trying to get the other friend to do something that is illegal. Most of the time, that friend still does the illegal thing, even though he or she does not want to because it is expected of them to be a cool