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I got this immediately, because, even though I'm not very religious, I feel the message was that good almost always prevails over evil, and from the little bit of the Bible that I know, that Harry was Jesus, Dumbledore was God, and Lord Voldemort was Satan. This is due to the penultimate chapter, in which Harry talks to Dumbledore, while Dumbledore has been dead for over a year (The Battle of Hogwarts took place in May 1998, and Dumbledore's arranged death took place in about June 1996). I got this immediately, because, even though I'm not very religious, I feel the message was that good almost always prevails over evil, and from the little bit of the Bible that I know, that Harry was Jesus, Dumbledore was God, and Lord Voldemort was Satan. This is due to the penultimate chapter, in which Harry talks to Dumbledore, while Dumbledore has been dead for over a year (The Battle of Hogwarts took place in May 1998, and Dumbledore's arranged death took place in about June 1996). I got this immediately, because, even though I'm not very religious, I feel the message was that good almost always prevails over evil, and from the little bit of the Bible that I know, that Harry was Jesus, Dumbledore was God, and Lord Voldemort was Satan. This is due to the penultimate chapter, in which Harry talks to Dumbledore, while Dumbledore has been dead for over a year (The Battle of Hogwarts took place in May 1998, and Dumbledore's arranged death took place in about June 1996).

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On page 412 to 413. How is it described? basically, Malfoy is mad that the Slytherins just lost a Quidditch match against Gryffindor, and so he takes to insulting Mr. and Mrs. Weasley, and then has a go at Harry's mom, and the rest of the team can't hold them back. I know Harry punches Malfoy in the gut, and then Harry, Fred, and George all get lifelong bans from playing Quidditch, courtesy of Dolores Jane Umbridge.

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There are of course the harry potter series which includes Harry Potter and the: Sorcerers Stone(a.k.a. Philosophers Stone), Chamber of Secrets, Prisoner of Azkaban, Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, Half-blood Prince, and the final installment Deathly Hollows. Other books include Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Quidditch Through the Ages, and The Tales of Beedle the Bard.

He wanted Harry Potter (a) To tell him what Albus Dumbledore was up to, when he left the school; and (b) To show up at the Ministry now and then, as a "poster child".

He wanted Harry Potter (a) To tell him what Albus Dumbledore was up to, when he left the school; and (b) To show up at the Ministry now and then, as a "poster child".

He wanted Harry Potter (a) To tell him what Albus Dumbledore was up to, when he left the school; and (b) To show up at the Ministry now and then, as a "poster child".

He wanted Harry Potter (a) To tell him what Albus Dumbledore was up to, when he left the school; and (b) To show up at the Ministry now and then, as a "poster child".

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it is in a deleted scene in one of the movies.

Opinions on J.K. Rowling's personality vary. While some see her as philanthropic and kind, others criticize her comments on controversial issues. It's essential to research and form your own opinion based on a variety of sources.

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It is simply known as the Veil, though most people speculate it was the Veil of Death.

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Answer: If you mean "in real life", there is no Hogwarts school in real life. It is a fantasy story, and most of the places and people are invented.

CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black, respectively.

Some people have stated that K is used because it is the last letter of "black." However, that is not correct. Black is symbolized by K, which stands for "key" because in the printing industry the black plate was used as a reference to key, or align, the other color plates.

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i think you buy them on itunes.

well she like sports and spending time with her family.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Philosopher's Stone in the UK)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

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In my opinion on the matter, the ghosts represent the history of hogwarts and how it has been and changed over the years. Plus, a place for them to be for the rest of their death if they wish. I believe that they are there for a somewhat home, and historical reasons.

It did come out handy though having the ghosts there. Moaning Myrtle in COS. Helena Ravenclaw (Grey Lady) in DH.

They might have also been there for entertainment purposes. I don't really believe that there is a huge reason why they're at hogwarts.

Hope this helped.

Naples is a city in Florida. It begins with the letter N.

No Harry Potter book starts with that.

In his life-time, J.B.Priestley wrote over 100 novels and published over 120 books!

No, the different books were illustrated by various people for the various countries. If you want to know the names, go to wikipedia and type in the individual book names. The illustrators for the US and UK editions are listed in the box on the right hand side.

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