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    the University of Nevada, “The title character, played by Daniel Radcliffe, returns for his second year at Hogwarts, despite warnings that someone or something is out for him.” This is only a brief overview of the plot, but we can easily expand this to a more in-depth understanding. During the summer, Harry is visited by a house-elf, Dobby, who gives him a warning not to return to Hogwarts. He ignores this warning and returns to school. The caretaker’s cat is petrified with a threatening message…

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    one of them disrespectfully comments about his parents – which sadly is a common occurrence. Unfortunately Harry’s emotional abuse is not exclusive to his aunt and uncle’s home. He also is mistreated by his classmates and sometimes professors at Hogwarts. One of Harry’s professors, Professor Snape, is especially cruel toward Harry. He is depicted as a callous and dark character in this book, often bullying and ridiculing his students in class, in particular, the Gryffindor students. Snape’s…

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    biologist, a lot of concepts can be understood through general concepts of evolutionary biology. Drawing out parallels show us how incredibly significant the coexisting similarities are between aspects of the real world of Earth and the magical world of Hogwarts and can further be understood and explained by theories and concepts presented in evolutionary…

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    “The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, not the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; it 's the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when you discover that someone else believes in you and is willing to trust you with a friendship”-Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the story Harry Potter and the Sorcerer 's Stone by Jk Rowling, many friendships are woven together to tell an amazing tale of intrigue and adventure. Three specific friendships define the novel and are developed through…

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    Animals have a significant part in human’s daily lives. Everyday people overlook the importance the animals have in the lives around the people they care about. This happens in reality and in stories, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is no different. Many characters have interactions with the animals around them; these relationships are not always positive or negative. They can range from friendship, companionship, enemies to antagonistic relationships. The reason I decide to read this…

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    While the world of “Harry Potter” includes many different and striking characters, creatures and entities, it does not shy away from the darker aspect of having a versatile population which is resentment to the other and at time discrimination. As the story begin we meet Harry’s relative, namely his uncle Vernon Dursley, who hate everything that is not “normal” according to his standards. When Harry’s parents die he moves in to live with aunt and uncle – as they later on say Vernon and Petunia…

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    “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” is the first movie in the Harry Potter series stemming from the popular J.K. Rowling books. In this first Harry Potter movie, Harry discovers that he is in fact, a wizard, and goes off to the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry where he faces many daunting tasks as he uncovers the truth of his dark and dangerous past. The research done on this particular movie examines Potter as the hero, traces his hero’s journey through the Call to Adventure,…

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    but Rowling is certain to make sure that this is only done so for good reason. Perhaps, as a piece of children 's literature Rowling 's Harry Potter and the Philosopher 's Stone is inescapably edifying even if elitist (students are chosen to attend Hogwarts, a public school for witches and wizards). Furthermore, in choosing to write for children, Rowling has embroiled herself in what Peter Hunt calls a 'complex, active literary-social system ' in which the adult-child relationship 'precludes…

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    between. You are either the on the good side, or bad side. There are not many people playing both sides, unless their intentions are to benefit the side which they “belong” to. When Malfoy is formally introduced for the second time on the train to Hogwarts, his family is mention by Ron, and we see that although they claimed to be part of the good side now,…

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    In the book “Harry Potter and the sorcerer’s stone” there are many important events. Harry Potter is the main character of the book series. Harry encounters many important people and goes on many adventures. The most important event in the book is when Harry is told by Hagrid that Harry is a wizard, without this event many other events would not happen and would have changed the entire book series. There are many scenes in this book that show that Harry being told he was a wizard is an…

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