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    editorial, "Is Harry Potter Evil?", the author Judy Blume discusses the danger of allowing people to censor books so freely. Alex Beam, author of "Why Stop with Mark Twain's 'Huckleberry Finn'?", points his fingers towards the people whom he feels are making foolish decisions by banning books. Although both articles discuss the problems and dangers of banning books, they do so in different ways. They use many of the same techniques, but with different approaches. In "Is Harry Potter Evil?",…

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    Harry Potter Monopolies

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    well-known source over a developing unknown business. W James Potter discusses monopolies within “media literacy”. One form of monopolies is the monopolistic competition. The high profits in which the monopolies generate attract other companies to compete with them to try and receive the same or better profits. Over time they continue to grow and less companies try to compete. The price of competing becomes too high to receive benefits (Potter 142). Thus, it becomes monopolistic companies…

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    Rowling Joanne K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, was a single mother struggling to support her daughter Jessica on welfare. Joanne conceived the idea for the Harry Potter series while traveling on trains between Manchester to London. Her story is a true rags to riches story because in a matter of five years she went from being on social security to achieving multimillionaire status. Today, Harry Potter has become a very lucrative franchise, known worldwide for its…

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    For example, as a character Harry Potter is the sacred person of the movement. Harry is the only one that can defeat the Dark Lord. He is the chosen-one, much like other sacred persons of religious faiths. Harry Potter can even be considered a prophet. The ultimate source, rather than a god, would be the magic in the wizarding world because it is what wizards cherish the most, and what distinguish’ them from the muggles or squids (wizards born without magic). Though Harry did not worship magic…

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    hearts of those who hear it and the power to foster hope and happiness within the listeners. In Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling, the villain strikes such fear in the hearts of the citizens that they refuse to give him a name. He goes by “He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named” in order to strip him of the power a name holds. The exact opposite happens with the hero of the series, Harry Potter. From the moment he defeats “You-Know-Who,” Harry’s name becomes a source of hope for the…

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    Achilles and Harry Potter were both successful characters. Everyone knew who both of them were, but they were so great for a reason. The psychological influence of maternal love on Achilles and Harry Potter gives them the necessary confidence to fight great battles and demonstrates the impact of caring influences in early life. Achilles was an amazing warrior who led the Greeks to many victories through the Trojan war. He was feared throughout the whole land. He was such an amazing warrior that…

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    mountain through their inner courage. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone harry and his friends show heroism through their journeys and obstacles. When the average person thinks of a hero they usually think of a superhero that goes out and fight crimes like Batman, Superman, and Spiderman, but not all hero’s wear capes. There are multiple types of hero’s in hero myths such as the classic hero and the anti-hero and the question may be asked whether Harry Potter is considered a hero and if so…

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    and I need to forget about them for a while, so in Harry Potter you’re taken to this wonderful imaginary world where everything is different. But also the main characters are completely real and modern so you can relate to them.”(Evanna Lynch, N.D)Evanna Lynch faced challenges as a child and got through them by following something she loved. She started acting and later became an iconic actress. INNOVATE: Evanna was introduced into the Harry Potter franchise when she was about 8 years old…

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    great deaded that they have done. I have found that Harry Potter is an example of the greatest hero throughout all of literature. In comparison to Beowulf, Harry Potter is the better hero because he is a classic hero, he has been a hero since birth, and he does heroic acts purely for helping others. In literature there are many different types of heroes that come to play throughout stories but the greatest type is the classic hero. Harry Potter shows that he is the model image of a classic…

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    Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban uses principles of sound, cinematography and elements of Mis En Scene to immerse the audience in the dark and mysterious wizarding world. Sound is a powerful film technique, especially one such as Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, where sound and sound effects help to shape the understanding of the wizarding world (Bordwell and Thompson, 267). Generally, there are two different types of sound, diegetic and non-diegetic. According to Film…

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