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    of America being the greatest country possible? Well, there's a secret and only Lord Voldemort can reveal it. Lord Voldemort can cure all your sadness and bring your life into the moments of joy in a short amount of time. He will do the most possible to help you and your family. Lord Voldemort thinks in a way that no other candidate can think of. Lord Voldemort will fight for his fellow Americans and his country. Lord Voldemort will your family by giving you an accurate healthcare, better education, and protected borders. We need Healthcare Reason and Development programs in America for the diseases we go through in our environment. In order to save the many lives, we need better healthcare programs because there are many people who cannot the afford the price of a treatment without the health care. In order to cure their diseases, we need to provide a relevant healthcare so they can get their treatment in less and cheap. In America, most people don't go the doctors because of how much it will cost them, and how expensive it is. Only a Healthcare can provide us healthy, beautiful and safe environment. Lord Voldemort will do this by researching and developing the use of Horcrux and the Elixir of Life. Why vote for Darth Vader if you can help save the…

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    This opposite comes in Professor Quirrell. Quirrell, like Harry, had “a desire to make the world sit up and notice him” (Rowling, via Pottermore). However, unlike Harry, Quirrell’s grip came from Voldemort, who took over his body, creating another “Two-Face” personality, with actual Quirrell wanting to help Harry, while Voldemort wishes to destroy him. Quirrell appears to be helpful towards Harry until when it is revealed that he is also possessed by Voldemort – a “heroic” character who reveals…

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    Suddenly, we heard someone coming. Peter Pettigrew, an evil wizard, came towards us and killed Cedric. He then pulled me towards a grave with the name Tom Riddle carved into it. That was when I knew I was probably going to die. Tom Riddle was Lord Voldemort’s name before he changed it. Lord Voldemort is the most powerful dark wizard, and he has wanted to kill me since I started Hogwarts. Professor Dumbledore said that he is very weak, and we have time before he comes back. Peter, who works for…

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    table, calmly munching on your food. Abruptly, the suitors from Homer’s Odyssey, and Voldemort from “Harry Potter” appear out of nowhere, so of course you scream as the suitors eat the food off of your plate and Voldemort starts casting the killing curse. Which one do you scream at though? Is it the suitors in which you shreek? Or Voldemort? Regardless of which villain it is, they are both villains which means that they are both heartless people who think it is their duty to do horrendous…

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    biggest and most successful franchises in the world. The eight part film series came to a thrilling and exhilarating end in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two directed by David Yates. The film uses all of its resources, not just acting but cinematography, editing, and music as well, to keep the viewer engaged and at the edge of their seats as the culminating battle of the series unfolds before their eyes. While the film certainly succeeds in keeping its audience excited and engaged…

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    The first time a transformation truly scared me was in the fourth Harry Potter movie. In it, Lord Voldemort is resurrected in a grotesque scene where he rises out of a cauldron. One of his henchmen, Wormtail, slices open his arm, lets his blood fall into the cauldron, and Voldemort grows from infant to grown man in just a few seconds. The creepy computer-generated Voldemort fetus was utterly terrifying to a six-year-old (I got started on Harry Potter at a very young age). Because of this early…

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    When he did finally find out the truth, he was confronted with the dangers of the vengeful follower of Lord Voldemort, the one who killed Harry’s mother and father. Later still, he was forced to re-live the daunting moments of his parents’ murder as he was being attacked by a dementor, a soul-sucking demon that forced Harry to hear his mother’s dying voice: “But the classroom and the dementor were dissolving.... Harry was failing again through thick white fog, and his mother 's voice was louder…

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    The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling creates a fictional magical world that is parallel to the non-magical world that in turn directly reflects social issues in real life. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2002), J.K. Rowling creates a fictional world of magic that reflects the events in history. Lord Voldemort for example is that of Adolf Hitler and his ideology in view of magic and wizardry. The similarity in a belief of a supreme race, the unmatchable leadership that they held, and…

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    Potter and the Deathly Hallows, by J.K. Rowling. I enjoy reading because; "When you sell a book, you don't just sell ink and paper, you sell a whole new life." This quote is true for me because books a a very large part of my life. I started reading for pleasure at a very young age. People complain when they don't get to join a character in their journey, but we did, and the journey will start again when you reread. When Harry reaches 17, the hunt begins for Voldemort's Horcruxes. Harry, Ron…

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    Magical and Muggle telescope may look alike but they are quite different in use. Some may think that Muggle astronomy is identical to Magical astronomy, but without the Magical knowledge. However, the differences between the two are more subtle than that. For example, astrology - the study of how the happenings in outer space magically influence the happenings of people on Earth - is a major subfield of Magical astronomy. However, calling a Muggle astronomer’s field of study “astrology” will…

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