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Harry Potter Prisoner Of Azkaban Essay

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Dear Mrs. Thomas J.K Rowling’s’ science fiction Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban, is a good book to read it is set in the twenty- first century. This book is a series. This book is an excellent book about Good and Evil, or mostly Fear and loyalty. This book is so good I plan on reading the next book of the series. I recommend this book to people, who love science fiction and magic, people who also enjoy a good book about Friendship and Family. This book earns about a 9.4 on my grading scale, this book made me think about how lucky I am to have the friends I have, nobody treats me different and I treat none of my friends differently we all treat each other the same. Harry, in his journey of survival showed loyalty by having so much personal hatred toward Black is the thought that he betrayed his best friend, James Potter. When it turns out that Pettigrew had done it instead, Lupin and Black turn snarling on him YOU SHOULD HAVE DIED!" Black yells at him, "DIED RATHER THAN BETRAY YOUR FRIENDS, AS WE WOULD HAVE DONE FOR YOU. (165) this shows that the loyalty in this book was so important that the people were willing to die than betray themselves. Harry shows loyalty …show more content…

He uses Harry's Friends/Family and I say family because Harry Potter is searching for one thing in his life, it's probably family. And in a lot of ways he's found family through his friends to change the story Rowling makes Harry's friends do something or represent something in Harry's journey for survival. Hermione Granger, Hermione Granger is a very intelligent person, something that Harry needs along the way. Ronald Weasley whose nickname is Ron, Ronald is deeply loyal to the people he loves—his family, Harry, his pet rat Scabbers, and Hermione—and he defends their rights with a passion. Which helps on along the way because Ron defends Harry in a lot of ways he protects Harry and so does

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