We all have friends that may treat us differently. Whether it’s them helping one another, or just them focussing in on specific person in their/the friend group. The two J.K Rowling books Sorcerers Stone and Chamber of secrets both have plenty of symbolism within them, and some messages about friendship. But a difference between the texts is that the Sorcerer's Stone shows more of all the the friends helping one another throughout the book, while the Chamber of Secrets is more of the friends, Ron and Hermione, focussing in on Harry and helping him succeed. J.K Rowling uses symbols a good amount in both books to show power to something, whether it’s an object or person such as Harry, the Stone, the Chamber, etc., or to show a hidden message/theme within the text., or to show any traits for …show more content…
The author showed daringness in each book because in both books, …show more content…
Whether if it was to get past the maze, on pages 275-295 which was when Harry and his friends had just found out about where the stone was and how powerful it was, or to just find out what Snape and/or Quirrell were trying to do, also on page 275. J.K Rowling showed Harry’s friends focussing on helping him more than each other by including events like in the beginning of the book when Ron was trying to get Harry, and only Harry, out of his house and bring him to his own house so that he could escape and be a more free and happy person and live a safer life until he left for school. J.K Rowling also included Harry’s friends, mostly Hermione, trying to get information about what was in the Chamber that was coming out and hurting/attacking all of the innocent students that it did attack. Harry was also focussing his attention on himself even, trying to find out where the entrance was on his