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In the book, the mood is kind of dark like how it was in the earlier books after 1, 2, and 3. There's a lot of death and extremely difficult decisions, also like in books 5 and 6 a couple beloved characters meet Avada Kedavra. I wanted to cry at a few parts in this book, but then again I also wanted to throw the book at the wall and punch the author when Yellowfang, Spottedleaf, Cinderpelt, Bluestar and a lot of others died in the Warriors (Erin Hunter) books. :D Plus I really did cry in Where the Red Fern Grows. What can I say? I get attached to characters :) I got pretty depressed when Sirius and then Dumbledore died, especially because Sirius was only with us for two books before he kicked the bucket--or rather, before Bella Lestrange kicked it for him.
But I tend to be drawn to books in which you come to love and adore characters, only for the author to kill them off. In some senses, JK Rowling's worse than Voldemort with how many she kills. <:)
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∙ 6y agoThe mood of a book is how it makes you feel.
The first half of the book is light and happy. In later chapters, when Harry is facing Voldemort, it becomes exciting, and slightly darker. After Harry has won the mood becomes light and happy again.
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∙ 11y agoWell it's quite angry and annoying at the start; Harry shouts a lot. But in the middle it's quite romantic because Cho and Harry start to go out, and they kiss as well. But at the end when Sirius dies, it's very Sirius (see what I did there? Sirius? Serious? Ha ha) and sad.
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∙ 9y agoThe mood changes depending on the scene, but anything surrounding the Chamber is dark, creepy and scary.
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∙ 11y agoThe mood is somber with a little hint of insanity.
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∙ 11y agomysterious. very very mysterious
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What is the Mood of Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince?
Dark and Sad.
Who put up the death mark in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
He was not really Mad-Eye Mood, he was Barty Crouch, Jr., a Death Eater who was drinking Polyjuice Potion to look like Moody. Putting Harry's name in the Goblet of Fire was part of the plan to get Harry involved in the Triwizard Tournament so that he would end up touching the Triwizard Cup which Crouch had turned into a portkey taking Harry to a graveyard where Voldemort was coming back to life and planned on killing Harry. (That didn't end up working out).
What is the authors point of view in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
The mood of Harry Potter is very relaxed and calm, but at sometimes he can get a bit over excited or a bit sad or mad. All over the movie his mood changes so there is no set mood.
What is the exposition in the book called Harry Potter and the order of the Phoinex?
Main characters-Harry, Ron, Hermione, Minor characters-Sirius, Lupin, Tonks, Mad-Eye Moody, Snape, Dumbledore, Luna, Neville, etc Setting-London, Diagon Alley, Hogwarts, Sirius's house, Mood-Serious
What is the tone or the mood of harry potter and the goblet of fire?
The tone of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is very angsty, angry, frustrated, bitter, and withdrawn. At fifteen, Harry is going through a hormone-driven, emotional period in his life, and he has to deal with far more difficult situations than the average teenager. He wonders why, although it is common knowledge that he is to be the savior of the wizarding world, adults are keeping information from him and will not allow him to be a member of the Order despite defeating Voldemort four times already; he does not want to be treated like a child because he has been forced to grow up quickly, essentially having to take care of himself his whole life. Also, the horrors of the night in the graveyard, witnessing not only Cedric Diggory's death but the return of Lord Voldemort, haunts Harry. The pains in his scar have worsened as Voldemort now has a body, and the Daily Prophet has painted him as an arrogant, privileged young man who is only begging for attention by telling the world that He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named is back, seemingly splitting the wizarding community into wizard who support Harry or wizards who think that he is crying for attention. This ostracization makes Harry withdraw into himself and ignore even his closest of friends and their families. On top of all of this, Harry IS dealing with normal teenage things situations like winning Cho Chang's affection, his first kiss, and school.
What would i change if i was the author of Harry Potter book 4?
If you were the author of Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire, it depends on your mood & writing style what you would change (if you'd change any).
What was the mood in Harry Potter and the deathly hallow?
the mood was determined and a bit of romance in the mind
What is the Mood of Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince?
Dark and Sad.
Who put up the death mark in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
He was not really Mad-Eye Mood, he was Barty Crouch, Jr., a Death Eater who was drinking Polyjuice Potion to look like Moody. Putting Harry's name in the Goblet of Fire was part of the plan to get Harry involved in the Triwizard Tournament so that he would end up touching the Triwizard Cup which Crouch had turned into a portkey taking Harry to a graveyard where Voldemort was coming back to life and planned on killing Harry. (That didn't end up working out).
What is the mood of the story in the beginning of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?
Dark. the first chapter of Deathly Hallows takes place in Malfoy Mannor. I don't want to say to much of what happens but I think almost the entire book has a very dark mood. Although there are some happy times in the book. There's also a lot of action. Long live Harry Potter. -Luna
What is the authors point of view in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
The mood of Harry Potter is very relaxed and calm, but at sometimes he can get a bit over excited or a bit sad or mad. All over the movie his mood changes so there is no set mood.
What is the mood of to build a fire?
gloomy
What is the exposition in the book called Harry Potter and the order of the Phoinex?
Main characters-Harry, Ron, Hermione, Minor characters-Sirius, Lupin, Tonks, Mad-Eye Moody, Snape, Dumbledore, Luna, Neville, etc Setting-London, Diagon Alley, Hogwarts, Sirius's house, Mood-Serious
What is the tone or the mood of harry potter and the goblet of fire?
The tone of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is very angsty, angry, frustrated, bitter, and withdrawn. At fifteen, Harry is going through a hormone-driven, emotional period in his life, and he has to deal with far more difficult situations than the average teenager. He wonders why, although it is common knowledge that he is to be the savior of the wizarding world, adults are keeping information from him and will not allow him to be a member of the Order despite defeating Voldemort four times already; he does not want to be treated like a child because he has been forced to grow up quickly, essentially having to take care of himself his whole life. Also, the horrors of the night in the graveyard, witnessing not only Cedric Diggory's death but the return of Lord Voldemort, haunts Harry. The pains in his scar have worsened as Voldemort now has a body, and the Daily Prophet has painted him as an arrogant, privileged young man who is only begging for attention by telling the world that He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named is back, seemingly splitting the wizarding community into wizard who support Harry or wizards who think that he is crying for attention. This ostracization makes Harry withdraw into himself and ignore even his closest of friends and their families. On top of all of this, Harry IS dealing with normal teenage things situations like winning Cho Chang's affection, his first kiss, and school.
What is the worst moodlet on the Sims 3?
On fire. On fire gives your sim a -200 impact. And the mood meter is only 100. When this moodlet occurs, the mood meter plummets into miserable. The only way to receive this moodlet is to well... Catch on fire.
What is the mood of fire and ice?
Disappointment, indecisive, uncertainty, much more
What is the mood or atmosphere in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
Compared to the remainder of the series, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone has a relatively light, whimsical tone. It has much of the same charm as a Roald Dahl classic. Despite the occasionally dark subject matter, the diction and tone itself is rarely somber or grave.
