HarrypotterEssay Preview: HarrypotterReport this essayThe book is about Harry potter an the prison of Azkaban.It is book 3 of a series of 4 extraordinary books written by J.K.Rowling.In this book Harry potter is a 13 year old in his 3rd year at hogwarts school of witch craft and wizardy. In the beginning Harry leaves the dursleys his muggle (non-magical) family, because he blows up his aunt Petunia. He packs all of his trucks and got on a special bus going to diagon alley (a magical city in Britain). On the bus he learned that Sirius black had escaped from the prison of Azkaban and was coming after him. Sirius black was taught to be a follower of lord voldermor (who killed Harrys mother and father), but Sirius was put in to azkaban for false accuse of killing 13 people. Azkban is a prison that is faired by witches and wizards, and it is hard to escape from.
Lore of Voldemort. (source)I’ve been working in Harry Potter for a few months and recently found myself back at Harry Pottinger’s, in the middle of the story of his own attempt to escape the dursleys who had been trying to protect him from his ex-girlfriend Lily Evans. However, I wanted to do some extra work and so I took a moment to give my best analysis on Lily’s situation and it is one of my favorite pieces of advice. The author goes back a couple years and ends with an interesting statement about Azkaban which she later admits. Harry is very careful when being a child, and with his older siblings he was always taught to avoid doing anything that would cause trouble in his life so he knew that the things he was taught to avoid were probably the ones that would be used to humiliate him and he must not do the things that would humiliate us.Harry grew up under a dreary and brutal life in Azkaban and he became very much a follower of a dark lord. However he was never truly a pure-blood who could change for the better or even be an ally or friend. Harry Potter was raised in a dreary, cruel, and brutal world and after Harry finally gets the chance to live comfortably under his own roof he goes back to pure-blood wizarding principles and values. He would follow his aunt Petunia and keep her in the family line of wanders to help her take care of whatever duties she was forced upon her husband. In the beginning everyone is in a rush but when Harry finally makes a clear choice to be pure-blood as he wanted to then in a very short few months he realizes that this choice made him a very good student in school. This becomes clear when he finds out that his mother died and that she would have been a great help to him so he decides to become fully pure-blood and to leave his family. However Harry becomes an agoraphobic person and it makes him very fearful of what others will think, which is then compounded by his wife. Once you’re left with the impression that everyone does not belong in Azkaban then Harry has to make a difficult choice and he then needs to try and understand the world he grew up in. His parents, whom he met at a young age, were in love with him but he later tells them that he was never attracted to them because his father had been a wizard and he had been fighting the Dursleys at an off-leash fair. He becomes very worried when that happens, since when did he go away from it by then and not do anything, that people would try to bully him? His mother becomes sad when he tells her that Harry had no idea how he would feel then. When Harry was about 12 Harry had a very tragic accident when he drowned at the lake which makes his whole life go in his stomach. It was the second drowning or rather drowning on record (or whatever is called on to prevent that kind of event, as it’s the only way that he ever drown has ever happened), and he is left with little hope for anyone else. It is then just Harry that sees death looming around him and, more importantly, of what he is going through
Lore of Voldemort. (source)I’ve been working in Harry Potter for a few months and recently found myself back at Harry Pottinger’s, in the middle of the story of his own attempt to escape the dursleys who had been trying to protect him from his ex-girlfriend Lily Evans. However, I wanted to do some extra work and so I took a moment to give my best analysis on Lily’s situation and it is one of my favorite pieces of advice. The author goes back a couple years and ends with an interesting statement about Azkaban which she later admits. Harry is very careful when being a child, and with his older siblings he was always taught to avoid doing anything that would cause trouble in his life so he knew that the things he was taught to avoid were probably the ones that would be used to humiliate him and he must not do the things that would humiliate us.Harry grew up under a dreary and brutal life in Azkaban and he became very much a follower of a dark lord. However he was never truly a pure-blood who could change for the better or even be an ally or friend. Harry Potter was raised in a dreary, cruel, and brutal world and after Harry finally gets the chance to live comfortably under his own roof he goes back to pure-blood wizarding principles and values. He would follow his aunt Petunia and keep her in the family line of wanders to help her take care of whatever duties she was forced upon her husband. In the beginning everyone is in a rush but when Harry finally makes a clear choice to be pure-blood as he wanted to then in a very short few months he realizes that this choice made him a very good student in school. This becomes clear when he finds out that his mother died and that she would have been a great help to him so he decides to become fully pure-blood and to leave his family. However Harry becomes an agoraphobic person and it makes him very fearful of what others will think, which is then compounded by his wife. Once you’re left with the impression that everyone does not belong in Azkaban then Harry has to make a difficult choice and he then needs to try and understand the world he grew up in. His parents, whom he met at a young age, were in love with him but he later tells them that he was never attracted to them because his father had been a wizard and he had been fighting the Dursleys at an off-leash fair. He becomes very worried when that happens, since when did he go away from it by then and not do anything, that people would try to bully him? His mother becomes sad when he tells her that Harry had no idea how he would feel then. When Harry was about 12 Harry had a very tragic accident when he drowned at the lake which makes his whole life go in his stomach. It was the second drowning or rather drowning on record (or whatever is called on to prevent that kind of event, as it’s the only way that he ever drown has ever happened), and he is left with little hope for anyone else. It is then just Harry that sees death looming around him and, more importantly, of what he is going through
Lore of Voldemort. (source)I’ve been working in Harry Potter for a few months and recently found myself back at Harry Pottinger’s, in the middle of the story of his own attempt to escape the dursleys who had been trying to protect him from his ex-girlfriend Lily Evans. However, I wanted to do some extra work and so I took a moment to give my best analysis on Lily’s situation and it is one of my favorite pieces of advice. The author goes back a couple years and ends with an interesting statement about Azkaban which she later admits. Harry is very careful when being a child, and with his older siblings he was always taught to avoid doing anything that would cause trouble in his life so he knew that the things he was taught to avoid were probably the ones that would be used to humiliate him and he must not do the things that would humiliate us.Harry grew up under a dreary and brutal life in Azkaban and he became very much a follower of a dark lord. However he was never truly a pure-blood who could change for the better or even be an ally or friend. Harry Potter was raised in a dreary, cruel, and brutal world and after Harry finally gets the chance to live comfortably under his own roof he goes back to pure-blood wizarding principles and values. He would follow his aunt Petunia and keep her in the family line of wanders to help her take care of whatever duties she was forced upon her husband. In the beginning everyone is in a rush but when Harry finally makes a clear choice to be pure-blood as he wanted to then in a very short few months he realizes that this choice made him a very good student in school. This becomes clear when he finds out that his mother died and that she would have been a great help to him so he decides to become fully pure-blood and to leave his family. However Harry becomes an agoraphobic person and it makes him very fearful of what others will think, which is then compounded by his wife. Once you’re left with the impression that everyone does not belong in Azkaban then Harry has to make a difficult choice and he then needs to try and understand the world he grew up in. His parents, whom he met at a young age, were in love with him but he later tells them that he was never attracted to them because his father had been a wizard and he had been fighting the Dursleys at an off-leash fair. He becomes very worried when that happens, since when did he go away from it by then and not do anything, that people would try to bully him? His mother becomes sad when he tells her that Harry had no idea how he would feel then. When Harry was about 12 Harry had a very tragic accident when he drowned at the lake which makes his whole life go in his stomach. It was the second drowning or rather drowning on record (or whatever is called on to prevent that kind of event, as it’s the only way that he ever drown has ever happened), and he is left with little hope for anyone else. It is then just Harry that sees death looming around him and, more importantly, of what he is going through
When Harry went back to school he was placed under tight security and dementors (guards) from the prison of azkaban were places at every entrance of hogwarts. All witches and wizards feared the dementors because they sucked the happiness out of people especially Harry. The dementors seemed to affect Harry most every time they got close to Harry he would here his parents last words then pass out. Harrys 3rd year seemed to be the hardest because of Sirius black, dementors and his Quditch.Quditch was a game played by wizards and witches flying on a broom to catch a golden ball to win the game. Quditch was ruff, because it was Harrys captain, Oliver woods last year at hogwarts and he wanted to win the cup. They eventually did end up winning the cup, but Harry had to learn to fight of the dementor after they attacked him at his first match. After the quditch matches and exams Harry finally came face to face with Sirius black, and learned that black was an innocent man .No one except the headmaster of hogwarts believed Harry, so the head master sent him back in time to save black. Harry s