The words “Harry Potter” bring a lot of thoughts into the
minds of the millennial generation. Castles, owls, qudditch, chocolate frogs I
could go on and on about it. Many of us drew up reading the series as kids and
we got to grow into them as the darkness grew in the series. I got lucky and
had a really nice sweet spot in the year I was born. When I was 11 the first
movie came out, the age you start at Hogwarts. Then my senior year of high
school the final book came out.
Despite
growing up and into it, I think the Harry Potter series offers a strong cast of
likeable characters that are all well defined and explored over the course of
the seven books. Sprinkling death over almost all the books, JK Rowling managed
to never make readers feel like their favorite could still be the victims of
the evil magic of these world. At the same time there is a sense of hope
through out everything. Death isn’t something you can escape and that is one of
the main themes of the series. At the same time you have to learn how to accept
death as well, because it’s part of life and you will come face to face with.
Though
not my favorite Secondly, this were much of the fun happens. The crazy every
favor beans, the fore mentioned frogs, owls, dragons, and so many other things
are touched are on the original. It’s not as child to lose yourself with all
the whimsy of the first novel.
in the series the Sorcerers Stone probably has the strongest
aspects of this week’s theme. It’s the most school focused of any of the others
the final victory being winning the house cup.
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