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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J. ... The book is obviously a fantasy, which has as its central theme the classic struggle of good versus evil, Harry being the main character featured on the good side and his archenemy Voldemort on the bad side. The reason that I am describing this book as mysterious is that, although being on opposite sides, there seems to be a strange connection between Harry and Voldemort. “It is very curious indeed that you, Harry Potter should be destined for this wand when its brother-why, its brother gave you that scar. ... I think we must expect great things from you Mr Potter …. ... ” Another mystery is that Voldemort cannot kill Harry after having several opportunities to do so. Harry has some sort of resistance to be able to survive evil attacks. You would think that Voldemort, being one of the most powerful wizards could kill Harry easily, but as we read, Harry defeats him in the final battle.
Harry Potter is set in two worlds, the muggle and the wizarding world only separated by platform nine and three quarters. ... We see this fantasy world through Harry’s astonishing eyes where we learn where all the tricks and traps of Hogwarts are. I think the contrast between the two setting’s underscore the changes experienced by the main characters who in this case is Harry Potter. ...
Harry Potter who is the protagonist is the hero of the good side in this book. ... He is extremely protective of Harry and there is not an ounce of evil contained within Dumbledore. ... He is like a guide in Harry’s life and leads Harry to making the right decision. He is almost like a guardian angel that watches over Harry and insures his security, “as long as Dumbledore is there, Voldemort can’t touch you. ... ” The reason for Harry being safe when Dumbledore is around is because he is the one wizard that Voldemort has always feared. ...
Malfoy is Harry’s enemy at school. ... The reason is that Snape and Harry’s dad were enemies at school, but James Potter ended up saving Snape’s life.
Approximate Word count = 1791
Approximate Pages = 7.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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