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Harry goes through many obstacles at Hogwarts- some of the major ones would be going after Quirrel to retrieve the Philosopher's Stone in book 1, defeating the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets in book 2, saving Sirius Black in book 3, completing the tasks in the Triwizard Tournament and escaping Voldemort when he returned in book 4, battling Voldemort again in book 5, attempting to find Slytherin's locket in the cave and fighting against Death Eaters at Hogwarts in book 6, and finally, finding and destroying all of Voldemort's horcruxes and defeating Voldemort himself in book 7.
He also deals with the abusive Dursleys at home, and bullying at school. In book 5, he has to deal with his inadequate teacher, Umbridge, and forms an organization to teach students everything they are missing. He's an orphan, so he has no parents to guide him through these things, and he also loses his godfather, his mentor (Dumbledore), and many friends and teachers in the final battle against Voldemort. For a long while, he was an outcast by the entire Ministry of Magic at the age of 15. So, in the end, he goes through and overcomes a whole lot of misfortune by age 17.
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What secrets are there in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
The main secret in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was that the philosopher's stone was being hidden in Hogwarts to protect it.
What age group are the Harry Potter trio in?
They attended Hogwarts for the first time when the were 11, and the series ended with them being 17.
What is the conflict in chapters 5-6 of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
The main conflict is the relationship between Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy. Harry and Draco meet in chapter five while they are being fitted for their Hogwarts robes. Draco doesn't know Harry's name and starts talking about muggle-borns and Hogwarts houses which makes Harry feel uneasy. On the train to Hogwarts, in chapter six, they meet again and Draco tries to convince Harry that he is a better choice of friend than Ron. Harry refuses his friendship and the two become enemies from that point on.
What does Harry like in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
Harry Potter likes being a wizard, for it was uncontrollable at first and he had no idea it was magic until later on. He likes his new friends Ron and Hermione, and the more and more he meets as the story unravels. Harry does, in the story, become fond of Hagrid at Diagon Alley when getting another thing he is fond of - Hedwig and his wand.
When did Harry Potter learn his first spell?
Harry Potter learnt his first spell on the 31st October 1991, during his first year at Hogwarts. The first years were being taught Wingardium Leviosa by Professor Flitwick in their Charms class.
Why did Dobby stop Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley going through the barrier?
Dobby tried several things to prevent Harry from returning to school. He stopped all of Harry's letters hoping that Harry would think his friends had forgotten him and not return. Then, he turned up at Harry's house and told him not to return. When Harry refused, Dobby ruined the Dursley's dinner party, resulting in Harry being locked in his bedroom. Finally, he prevented Harry (and Ron) from getting on the train, but they flew to Hogwarts.
Who challenged Harry Potter to a duel during his first year at Hogwarts?
Draco Malfoy. Although, he never actually planned to duel Harry and was just trying to get him in trouble for being out of bed after hours.
What school is. Dudley a pupil?
Dudley is a pupil at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the fictional school from J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" series. He is the cousin of Harry Potter and is known for being somewhat spoiled and indulged by his parents. Hogwarts is renowned for teaching young witches and wizards various magical subjects.
What obstacles did Gwendolyn Brooks go through?
she went through pregnancy and being a poet
What page does Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone begin on?
All Harry Potter books begin on page 7, with the first few numbered pages being filled with the Hogwarts crest, Title etc.
Where did Neville Longbottom hide and why in 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'?
Neville, along with many others, hid in the Room of Requirement because they were being tortured at Hogwarts.
What are examples of similes in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets chapters 7 through 11?
In "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," several similes enhance the storytelling. For example, when describing the Dursleys' disdain for magic, Harry notes they treat it "like a disease." Another simile is when Ron compares the feeling of being back at Hogwarts to "being home" after their chaotic summer. These comparisons vividly illustrate characters' emotions and settings, enriching the narrative.
