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Over the course of the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, the portrayal of potions master Severus Snape changes. Starting out as a strict and generally mean teacher, he evolves into a character with a significant background and has many complex layers. Readers see him in the Sorcerer’s Stone, book one, as a teacher with a great dislike for the main character, Harry. By the Deathly Hallows, book seven, we see that there is a deeper reason for him to not like Harry, and readers even start to sympathize

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is both an amazing book, released in 1997, and movie, released in 2001. The film attempts to incorporate the book as best as possible. However, there is almost no way for every single detail to be apart of the movie as well as the book. Although all of the die hard Harry Potter fans would love an exact comparison of the book to the movie, it would be way too long. Nonetheless, the film and the novel do have many similarities but not too many major differences

then Fred dies at the end.When Harry was hit with the killing curse and everyone thought he was dead was a good part of the book.Harry had a chance for Draco could die but he saved him and Harry said “ No Draco, it's my mercy, and not yours, that matters now.” I liked that quote because it makes me think that you have a choice to do things.Could Draco die at the end?He was not that important in the book and

of the music is another element that is used by the directors and the editors to end one scene, the backstory, and begin another scene. 2. As Perseus and his men begin to enter Medusa’s lair, Perseus and Draco discuss Perseus’ fate, as the witches foretold that Perseus would die. However, Draco promises Perseus that they will survive to the end. During this scene, the music is very upbeat, but slow. However, as the bloat inches closer to Medusa’s cave the music crescendos, and becomes louder. This

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Book Notes is a free study guide on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J. K. Rowling. The story begins with a description of the Dursleys, an utterly normal family in England, who are left with baby Harry Potter on their doorsteps. Aunt Petunia's sister Lily married James Potter and became a powerful couple in the wizard's world. They were killed by the evil Voltemort, leaving Harry with a large scar on his forehead and legacy as the only wizard

is almost like saying that all muslims are terrorists. It’s not true. A lot of people like to think that they are evil because it is thought that Harry needed to have a foil or someone to fight against throughout the series, which turns out to be Draco Malfoy. One person really helps determine if Slytherin is bad or not,

When people watch or think of their favorite movie, they don’t usually sit and analyze the underlying philosophical themes within them. However, in reality, understanding the philosophical ideas is an important aspect if someone wants to perceive the movie as a whole. So why do people not catch these important aspects within their “favorite” movies? There could be many reasons, but the two most prominent are that the viewers lack philosophical knowledge or the directors disguise these issues so

How did Athenian government change from a monarchy to a democracy? Today, much of the world’s governments have converted to democracies. Some governments work better with a monarchy, for others a democracy is the right choice. For Athens a democracy brought the city to peace, but they went through many different types of governments before they settled on the democratic government. The Athenian government moved and changed from a monarchy, aristocratic oligarchy, tyranny, and finally to a direct

He properly assumes his family is much superior than Ron’s, and intends himself is the one who can make the right choice. At the same time, Draco aims to be the same side as Harry Potter, definitely due to Harry’s popularity. As to be along with Harry, he thinks he will be famous too. Even author didn’t point out, it is easy to see that Draco is the product of his parent’s inaccurate education. In that way, he just simply judge others based on what he heard about the family situation, etc

J.K. Rowling presents a perplexing perspective of racism and discrimination all through her Harry Potter novels. In the greater part of the Potter books, prejudice and other social imbalances assume a noteworthy part through the plot. From the House- elf’s, the most effortlessly conspicuous case of preference, to even just muggles, or non-enchanted people, segregation is appeared as both something only the evil see, and something characters on the “good” side show. Promptly as Harry is brought into