Harry Potter And The Sorcerer 's Stone : Prompt 2

His family would belittle him and treat him awful. As the movie went on Harry met a boy named Ron. Ron and his family took Harry under their wing emotionally and were involved with his social life and schooling. Harry had a huge mentor in his life who was named Hagrid, who had a good connection to Dumbledore, who happened to be the principal of Hogwarts. Throughout the movie he developed these interactions slowly and it helped him grow in his microsystem. Therefore, Harry was able to get out of a tough spot in his life and continue to grow as a person and live his life fully.

The child may have escaped that night with only a scratch on his forehead, a scar that was not only a reminder of a horrific event, but also a connection between an innocent child and the evil lord Voldemort by transforming Harry into a Horcrux’s and making him the chosen one to defeat him when the time came. Harry Potter’s early years seemed normal, living with extended relatives who did not view him as their own and who seemed cruel to him at times. Missing his parents and always feeling like an outsider Harry finally reaches the age of 11, and finds out that it was time to go to “Hogwarts” the school for wizards. A place where the once lonely and neglected kid encountered true friends, some may say the best two friends anybody could ever ask for, Ron and Hermione and let’s not forget Neville Longbottom who will be a very

Family can have numerous meanings depending on the individual defining the term. The term can exclusively mean blood relatives, or it can branch out to close friends. It just so happens that one of the more important themes in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer 's Stone is family. However, the defining factor of family for Harry, the protagonist of the novel, are not his blood relatives. For Harry, his family shares no aspect of a family tree, his family are his exceptionally bosom friends.

The second title in the series, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, was published in July 1998 and was No. 1 in the adult hardback bestseller charts for a month after publication. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was published on 8th July 1999 to worldwide acclaim and spent four weeks at No.1 in the UK adult hardback bestseller charts.

In the beginning of the series, we watch as Harry grows up with his Aunt and Uncle after the death of his parents. He is constantly treated badly by his own family, but he is so excited when he finds out he is a wizard and he can go live at this wizarding school. When Harry’s parents were murdered, he survived and almost killed Lord Voldemort. Throughout the middle of the books, he has many times where he makes a decision to bend or break the rules in order to do the right thing for the most people. Throughout all of these fights, he is forced to repeatedly face the murderer of his parents, Lord Voldemort. In each encounter, Harry has to mature and endure more and more pain and suffering in order to help those around him. Voldemort is this power and being that is always hunting Harry down in order to defeat him and become more powerful.

Harry was an only child, His parents James and Lily Potter some of the greatest wizards in all of the wizarding world. They both were murdered by the dark Lord Voldemort., he thought he succeeded in the potter’s deaths but he was wrong. Harry had survived that terrible night thankfully later on that night he was rescued and he was dropped off to his next inken, he was forced to live with his muggle aunt and uncle. Harry had a rough childhood before he was introduced to Hogwarts, Harry is known for surviving through the dark lords time of murders and evil attack on Harry's parents. He has unexplainable talents. He’s known by everyone for being the “boy who lived”. He's

1a. Harry Potter and the Soccer’s Stone. In the movie the external conflict was between Harry Potter, Professor Quinn, and Voldemort. Professor Quinn is looking for the stone when Voldemort tells him Harry knows where it is. Then Professor Quinn ask Harry where the stone is and Harry looks into the magical mirror is sees that he has the stone in his pocket but tells Professor Quinn nothing. Then Quinn comes at Harry to attacked him but Harry puts his hands up and touches Quinn and he burns. Harry realized that his hands for some reason can burn and dissolve Quinn he does this again but to his face out of fear of what Voldemort might make Quinn do.

Soon after realizing his legacy that was left over for him by his parents, Harry dreams of attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft where he can learn of the wonders in wizardry, and learn the hidden story of his parents life and death. Harry’s personal life was one that everyone knew about but never spoke about. Just by walking down the street whispers grew of the notorious Potter family, because of this Potter was expected greatly from once enrolled into Hogwarts. School studies did not interest Harry as much as real dark magic did. When together with his two best friends, Hermione and Ron, the three young wizards always found trouble waiting for them among the castle of Hogwarts, from discovering the Sorcerer’s Stone to defeating Lord Voldemort, the three students never at any time experienced a dull moment. Harry, who was always the dominant

In the beginning of the movie Harry is separated from the world in which he rightfully belongs. He grows up in the Dursley household without his parents because they were killed when he was a baby. In the household he is ignored and bullied. He learns grace, kindness, and compassion even though he is not taught that by his surroundings or upbringing. As his eleventh birthday nears he begins to go through experiences that hint of “his world”. He starts to receive letters addressed to him one by one at first, then by twos, tens, twenties, and hundreds. This raises suspicion in his mind because he has never received a letter before. When letters explode out of the chimney the Dursley’s pack their bags and bring Harry to an isolated cabin surrounded by the sea. On his eleventh birthday a stranger named Hagrid shows up a invites him to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This is the first time in the movie where he learns about his true world and what he is. His invitation letter is also known as his call to action letter.

In this second volume, it’s a year later in Harry Potter’s life, which begins with Harry at home on summer break with his unpleasant aunt and uncle, The Dursleys, and their horrid son Dudley.

Harry is stuck at the Dursley's house over the break and they of course, do not treat him well. They keep him out of sight when company comes over and they feed him the leftovers of their meals. When Uncle Vernon had a dinner planned he made Harry stay up stairs so no one would see him. He was doing fine and staying quiet when the house elf Dobby comes and makes to much noise over how Harry should not go to Hogwarts because he would be in great danger.

In the Muggle world, Harry was treated as less than dirt- in the magic world, he suddenly finds himself towards the top of the chain. Hermione underscores this point when she discovers that he is Harry Potter and says, “I know all about you, of course— I got a few extra books for background reading, and you’re in Modern Magical History and The Rise and Fall of the Dark Arts and Great Wizarding Events of the Twentieth Century” and Harry’s only response is a dazed “Am I?” (106). To put it succinctly, Harry went from being a nobody to being a household name in an extremely short period of time- an experience that would be disorientating to an adult, let alone a child. Moreover, Harry is unaware of the deep history that he is linked to. Many of the names that Ron, as a pureblood, at least vaguely knows, Harry has no clue about. For instance, Harry buys candy on the train and learns about the Hogwarts

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is one of my all-time-favorite movies. I have watched it many time but only three marked me: when I was eleven-years old watching it with my forty-nine classmate, when I was eighteen-years old that just move here in the US, and when I was twenty-three-years old preparing myself to watch the last movie in the Harry Potter series. At eleven, I was jealous of Harry. At eighteen, Harry mocked me. At twenty-three, I pity myself. Everytime I watch it, it exposed my insecurities. Uninteresting scene, even though trivial, made them more apparent, more visible. This movie is the antithesis of my reality. It is a magical world that a “just Harry” could be someone special (Columbus). It is “a realm where

The wildly popular Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling has been the center of religious controversy since its publication in 1997. Scholar Laura Feldt explains: “The Harry Potter novels have also met strong religious reactions including extreme acts of rejection by church leaders and parents in conservative Christian communities in the USA” (101). While there are religions that completely reject the series, the Catholic Church has a more divided stance on the Potter books and films. The Church has praised the films for their portrayal of good and evil, but warn against the lure of magic into occultism. However, as firm as the stance on Harry Potter and magic in the Catholic Church seems to be, as the books and movies were released a split occurred amongst members. Some supported idea that Christian themes like love, sacrifice, and good versus evil were in the text and therefore the books should be accepted. However, the argument against Harry Potter, like popular priest scholar Fr. Costigan’s assessment – which is the area I focus on – who claims Harry encourages children to break rules and promotes that the ends justify the means, still exists making Harry immoral (Costigan).

Harry Potter had to grow up with his aunt and uncle whereas I grew up with my mom and dad. We had two different lives at home growing up; he was an outsider looking into a family while I was in a family. Harry had no direct family except for his aunt who did not care for him, while I have had most of my family in my life. Harry’s cousin Dudley can be related to almost an evil sibling. While Dudley got everything, Harry received whatever Dudley did not want or what was useless to Dudley. Dudley picked on, bullied, and belittled Harry constantly. Even though my brother and I play rough or have bad times we have never bullied each other which is the main difference between Dudley relationship with Harry and mine with my brother, opposite to Dudley’s abuse towards Harry. Harry didn’t have many friends until he turned 13 when found out he was a wizard, and went to Hogwarts. I had many friends before that age. Harry was introduced to a sport called quidditch in Hogwarts which he became very good at and was able to make friends though that. Similarly, when I