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    The second reason was because Quirrel, a teacher that Harry had spent a large amount of time with learning magic from, betrayed Harry and was now working for Voldemort. After the sadness had pass, the self doubt came into play over the fact if I could pass the reading test. The familiar feelings of panic slowing rising, just imagining different…

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    leaders. Using “heuristics”, or mental shortcuts, civilians will simply adopt the opinions of their political candidates about numerous complex policy issues so they don’t have to figure out how they truly feel as individuals. The characters in Harry Potter behave no differently, fully believing in the words of the Daily Prophet because the Ministry controls its publication. Therefore, people in the wizarding world cannot be blamed for trusting the Daily Prophet, despite its dubious reporting,…

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    How is it that magic works? Basic science, and some different uses of common items can make anything possible. Take for example, pictures in magic. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, by J. K. Rowling, paintings in the world of magic are not still images, but rather LCD screens, which are connected to a live feed camera, so that those that are pictured can live their lives normally without having to sit in a picture all day. With some research that I’ve done with digital frames, I will…

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    sensations, such as Harry Potter, “[are not] even good nonsense. [They are] insufferable” (Bloom second article), disapproving of the entire contemporary literary phenomenon. Whilst Bloom argues that ‘reading for pleasure is selfish’ and will provide the reader with nothing to intrapersonally gain, what Bloom ignores is that during the release of each Harry Potter novel, “on trains, in airport lounges, in parks and on beaches, everywhere one went, everybody seemed to be reading Harry…

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    Some examples are life altering decisions from the Twilight series, or disabilities in the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series, or even friendship and bravery from Harry Potter. There are also some things that people use for leverage to get a book banned such as religion, and to be more exact the sex scenes. Some people speculate as to why people try to get books banned is because some parents don’t want to say no to…

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    elementary school, I made the wise decision of starting the Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling. I grew to love and care for the characters and felt as if I was with them every step of the way. Little did I know, the advice that I had received and the things I learned would change my life forever. McGonagall, one of my favorites, taught me to not let what other people say affect me. While she may have been speaking to Harry Potter, the protagonist, her words spoke to me and made me…

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    and move with the times as they are upsated, the latest paradigm is still not perfect and in order for something to be labelled paradigm, it never will be. Paradigms are not solid and neither are the media effects claims that draw upon them. The Harry Potter article, while it does primarily fit into the Powerful effects, it does draw upon all four paradigms taking a position where all four paradigms are relevant to varying extents. However as with paradimgs, readings of both media texts and…

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    person who will make an idea into something physical that will bring them great success and fortune. But on their journey to this success they will most likely face failure and risk on the rise to the top. Top selling novels and world phenomenon Harry Potter author J.K Rowling also known as Joanne Rowling didn’t always have the magical life to…

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    well that even though brock and misty haven’t been regular characters in the cartoon for a nearly a decade, they are still iconic; but, over the past 30 years, perhaps no fiction trio is as well-known and beloved as the Harry, Ron, and Hermione trio of the J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series of books and accompanying film adaptions. If you go back and review the trio of triplets listed above, you might notice two very particular things, that each group is made…

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    champions in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, which is meant to test the contestants’ intelligence, magical ability, and courage through the completion of three tasks, the last of which concerns locating the Triwizard Cup. Similarly, the Arthurian legend of The Quest for the Holy Grail tells of a quest for the Holy Grail, which can be described as a goblet or cup. The goal of this essay is to compare and contrast the two tales and expand on how the allusion lends to Harry Potter and the…

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