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Harry Potter and his transformation I want to write a few words about the trunsformation Harry survived from beginning till the end of the book. To my mind, it's magic that Harry became such a nice guy despite the fact that he had never knew parental love and mother's care. More than that, Dursley's attitude towards him was nothing but disrespectful and emotionless. At the beginning of the book Harry is, on the one hand, timid, shy and obedient, on the other hand, he was full of mischief, because he liked to make some jokes about Dudley's mental abilities and he was always glad to see him having tuntrum. When Harry gots to school he began to make friends and build relationships. He is honest, he showed Mulfoy that he didn't like him and all of his kind. He was always ready to protect his friends and people he liked. What is more, the boy had never any prejudices and he had never sticked labels on people. He was a friend for a boy from poor family, a girl whoose parents aren't wizards, a man with poor education and so on and so forth. I think, that is impossible, because he was brought up in a family of snobish people and spoilt child. In Hogwarts Harry becomes less shy, he stood up to Mulfoy when he had taken Nevill's Rememberall. Life taught him to be brave and courageous. He solved problems of others (like in case of Hagrid and his dragon), he becomes the youngest player of Quiddich and took part in the game even if he knew it was dangerous for him, and finally he did all in his power not to let Voldemort come back this time. Even if I knew nothing about Harry's future in Horwarts, I'd wager he was going to be a good friend and a brave young man.

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Harry Potter and his transformation

I want to write a few words about the transformation Harry underwent from beginning of the book until the end. To my mind, it's magic that Harry became such a nice guy despite the fact that he had never known parental love and a mother's care. More than that, Dursley's attitude towards him was nothing but disrespectful and emotionless.

At the beginning of the book Harry was, on the one hand, timid, shy and obedient, while on the other hand, he was full of mischief because he liked to make some jokes about Dudley's mental abilities and he was always glad to see him having a tantrum.
When Harry gots to school, he began to make friends and build relationships. He was honest. He showed Mulfoy that he didn't like him and all of his kind. He was always ready to protect his friends and people he liked. Furthermore, the boy never had any prejudices and he had never stuck (He had never labelled people is probably better) labels on people. He was a friend to a boy from poor family, a girl whose parents weren't wizards, a man with poor education and so on and so forth. I think that is impossible, because he was brought up in a family of snobbish people and spoiled children.

In Hogwarts Harry becomes less shy. He stood up to Mulfoy when he had taken Nevill's Rememberall. Life taught him to be brave and courageous. He solved the problems of others (like in the case of Hagrid and his dragon), he became the youngest player of Quiddich and took part in the game even when he knew it was dangerous for him. Finally he did all in his power not to let Voldemort come back this time.
Even if I knew nothing about Harry's future in Horwarts, I'd wager he was going to be a good friend and a brave young man.

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