Albus Dumbledore

Harry tricked Ron into going to the potions master and once there he got an antidote for the love potion laden chocolate. After getting cured they all raised their glasses to drink from a bottle of mead destined for Dumbledore but intercepted by Slughorn. Ron took one sip and collapsed. Harry rushed and found a bezoar to ram down his throat. Harry then went to go and play in the school quidditch cup. After a while Harry found out how to get the memory from Slughorn. It would require Felix Felicis. He took some and went the funeral for Hagrid’s giant pet spider Aragog and he took Slughorn along to get spider venom. He got slughorn drunk and bam, memory. Harry took it to Dumbledore for one of their private lessons. It showed all about Lord Voldemort’s evil comings. Harry decided to use one of the spells on Malfoy. It almost kills him. Harry then runs to get Ron’s potion book because he was afraid of what Snape would do if he found the one he had actually been using. Harry got detention and missed the quidditch game. He went back into the dorm and found they had won. Harry had decided to celebrate by kissing Ron’s sister Ginny. Dumbledore took Harry to a cave to find a piece of Voldemort’s soul and destroy it. They got out and returned to a battle laden Hogwarts. Harry and the headmaster flew up to the astronomy tower and…

very much the same as Lord Voldemort, no witch or wizard would refer to him as a ‘mug’. In the world of witchcraft and wizardry, the wizard who has split his soul while constantly seeking immortality, and is impotent towards love, actually comes from a Muggle father. (Lord Voldemort is a half-blood therefore it is utterly ironic that he has a colossal hate for ‘Mud-Bloods’) despite his abhorrent intentions this wizard is the most powerful of all time and he is not a pure blood, with Albus…

As Malory states, almost any action is a ritual, and in the film the symbolism characters have of certain characters is ritualistic. The stark differences between the two characters Albus Dumbledore and Voldemort is that the former has and plans to destroy anything in his way; he is a very evil character. In the movie, the association other characters has of these two display “the meaning of the ritual transmitted through the relations between symbols and ideas” (Nye 2008, 147). Voldemort…

Camp Widjiwagan (Rough Draft) Albus Dumbledore once said, “It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.” Often, when summer comes around, many kids begin to dream about summer camp. Some of those kids actually get to live those dreams like I did, at Camp Widjiwagan, this summer. It was one week of a Harry Potter themed, outdoors day camp. Camp Widjiwagan was one of the best camps I’ve been to complete with fun and new learning experiences from the new and different people, to all the…

killing Harry. For some unexplained reason Voldemort dies, which brings peace to the wizard world. Harry is brought to his aunt and uncle: Petunia and Vernon Dursley. When Harry turns eleven he finds out he is a wizard and has been invented to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger become close friends with Harry, but not all is well. While he was in the forest, a centaur tells him that Voldemort is back and is trying to steal the Sorcerer’s Stone. He…

Spells and charms provide examples of medicine in the real world when Albus Dumbledore saves Potter’s life during his fall due to the dementors during the Quidditch game. Dumbledore is the most powerful wizard and possesses the ability to cast very strong spells. If it was not for Dumbledore’s spell that he cast on Potter to slow his deadly fall, Potter would not even be alive. It is the strength of such a spell a powerful wizard like Dumbledore cast that saved the life of a young twelve-year…

usually metaphorical. Authors may use violence to show the hostile relationship we have with the universe, that in the end we have to face our mortality by ourselves, or show that violence and danger are present in everyday tasks of life. There are two types of violence in literature; the first is specific injury, which is when authors cause characters to harm themselves or others. The second type of violence is narrative violence, which is the general harm that comes to characters. Specific…

Each young witch or wizard is called up to have their house determined by the Sorting Hat. When Harry has the hat placed on his head, he is faced with a temptation. The Sorting Hat says Harry would make a good Slytherin, but Harry’s new found enemy, Draco, has been sorted there. Plus, his new friend Ron told him, “Every wizard who went bad went to Slytherin.” The Sorting Hat listens to Harry when he decides he wants to be sorted into Gryffindor with his new friends. At this ceremony of sorting,…

off very self-conscious about his wizarding abilities because he grew up with his family wondering if he was a squib (Sorcerer 's Stone 125). During his childhood, Neville 's grandmother was not very supportive and he needs to be encouraged like when Professor Lupin teaches him to defeat the boggart (Prisoner of Azkaban 132-137). Professor Lupin supports Neville here by clearly explaining the problem of a boggart. The boggart turns into Neville 's greatest fear which is Professor Snape.…

the train ride to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (Hogwarts). Both Harry and Ron are first years in Hogwarts and they are both clearly nervous since they don’t know what to expect and, they also don’t want to disappoint anyone. Ron seems to have a clearer idea of what to expect because of his knowledge of the wizarding world. This is a crucial quality Ron possesses, which benefits Harry in many ways throughout the course of the story. Ron’s family has been associated with magic for…