What is the internal conflict of Harry Potter and Chamber of Secrets?

Answer 1

Harry Potter's internal conflict is battling with his place in the wizarding world. When he begins to hear voices shortly before all of the attacks, Harry starts to wonder. He becomes even more worried when he learns he can speak to snakes, something Salazar Slytherin was famous for, and when the Sorting Hat once again tells him he would have been good in Slytherin house.

Harry is also battling with the possibility of Hogwarts closing down which would see him sent back to the Dursleys.

Answer 2

the internal conflicts are many.

- Harry must accept that he is a parslemouth- talks to snakes (please correct me if i spelled it wrong)

- Harry and Ron have to overcome hurtles without Harmione's help

- Ron's sister Ginny gets taken into the Chamber

- Harry Has to face the Basalisk on his own nad must find the courage to defeat it

Answer 3

Harry's problem - Adjusting to the wizarding world and finding out what is going on in the third floor corridor, while dodging Quirrell's attempts at murder.

Hermione's problem - Making friends, then keeping up with the problems she shares with Harry in relation to the third floor corridor.

Ron's problem - Helping his best friends with the mystery of the third floor corridor.

Voldemort's problem - Getting the sorcerers stone so he can be resurrected.

Quirrell's problems - Finding the sorcerers stone so he can resurrect Voldemort.

Dumbeldore's problem - Guarding the sorcerers stone from Voldemort.

Snape's problem - Foiling Quirrell's plans and dealing with Harry Potter.

Answer 4

Harry and Lord Voldemort try to kill each other, which is NOT very nice.

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There are many different conflicts between the characters in Harry Potter; there is so many Ive wrote some of the reasons for the conflict:

1) Power- Many of the murders, ect, take place so that people can have more power over one another.

2) Vengeance- Many of the things that happened, such as Harry hunting Voldermort down and Percival atacking some muggle boys were for revenge.

3) Fright- Voldermort was scared of Dumbledore, scared of a wizard that had similar amounts of power and strength, he was scared that Dumbledore might stop him or take his power or prevent his army from increasing.

4) Love- it was love for his daugher that Percival attacked the muggles, love for Lily that made Snape become spy for Dumbledore, love for his friends that made Harry throw himself infront of Voldermort's wand and repicate his mother's protective charm, to protec people from harm.

Answer 5

The internal conflict is Harry adjusting to living in the wizarding world and struggling to accept that he is famous for something he can't remember. Harry also has to come to terms with his parents murder as he was previously told they died in a car accident.

Answer 6

There are a few conflicts in the Harry Potter story. The main conflict is whether one is destined for something, or if they can choose who they are. Another conflict is bigotry about pure blood and so-called mudbloods.

Answer 7

The internal conflict is that Harry has to remain calm, focus on the tournament and ignore all the rumours being thrown at him by the wizarding world, including his best friend Ron Weasley, that he deliberately entered the tournament, that he loves fame, that he is an attention seeker etc.

Answer 8

Hermione liking Ron, but Ron going out with Lavender.

Answer 9

The Triwizard Tournament tasks, having a fight with Ron, and Voldemort returning.