Research Paper On Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is an outstanding movie! There was tons of action, the magical creatures looked very realistic, and the movie had amazing actors! In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry, Ron and Hermione quest to find the heir of Slytherin. For the heir has opened the chamber and muggle borns of Hogwarts are being found petrified, forcing them to close the school. In the end, Harry is able to get into the chamber and defeat the basilisk, who was responsible for petrifying the mudbloods, with help from Fawkes, the phoenix, of course! Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was overflowing with action! There was plenty of action-packed scene that made the movie so exciting to watch. One of my favorite

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