... as in the real world, some people have more money than others. One character that seems to be very well off in the wizard world is Draco Malfoy. He has all of the newest and nicest books and school supplies on the first day. His owl is of the nicest breed. When the students ... a character comes from a Muggle family, a pure Wizard family or a mix between the two seems to play an important role in the book. For example, Draco Malfoy is from a pure Wizard family and he takes great pride in it. He often judges others by this measure. On the train to Hogwarts he says to Harry ... any means...

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... for. There are different types of evil. Voldemort represents a serious evil, which is willing to kill people to gain power, but Draco Malfoy is a minor evil who is more unkind and horrible, than downright evil. Malfoy is Harry's enemy at school. Malfoy is an arrogant, middle class boy who likes to boast about his father's wealth. He comes from a privileged background and is therefore ... spoilt. Because of this he looks down to people, "red hair, banged up wand, dirty robes, it's obvious you are a Weasley." This is Malfoy bullying Ron because of his class and difference to Malfoy. Malfo...

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... seems that there is more than one antagonist. The Dursley family because all they do is reject Harry as a family member and make Harry's like intolerable. Then there is also Draco Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle who just hate Harry for who he is and try to torture him at every possible opportunity. Harry also thinks that Professor Serevus Snape hates him, when ... 's stone, but Harry doesn't know that yet. From this time a lot of strange events happen and Harry, Ron, and Hermione are putting all the clues together. In chapter 9, Harry and Draco Malfoy are supposed to have a midnight duel. But ...

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... quickly become Harry's allies, while Filch the lurking caretaker and later, the troll become threshold guardians, as well as the three headed dog, Fluffy, based on the mythological guardian, Cerberus. Draco Malfoy is immediately introduced as a junior shadow as a descendant of a follower of Voldermort, and a Slytherin, the house of Voldermort. With these archetypal figures come mythic trials: Harry's positive potential against the ... ...

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... disconcerted that so many students seem to know who he is, and he gets the distinct impression that Professor Snape doesn't like him. While rescuing Neville's Remembrall from the bully Malfoy, Harry demonstrates him broomstick skills. As a result, he becomes the seeker on the Gryffindor Quidditch team and even gets a Nimbus 2000 broom. One night he and Ron, Neville, and Hermione ... dog must be guarding the sorcerer's stone. Hagrid breeds a dragon in his hut, which Harry and his friends help send off to Ron's brother in Romania. To serve a detention, Harry, Malfoy, Hermione, and Neville...

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... disconcerted that so many students seem to know who he is, and he gets the distinct impression that Professor Snape doesn't like him. While rescuing Neville's Remembrall from the bully Malfoy, Harry demonstrates his broomstick skills. Then Harry finally discovers that the three-headed dog must be guarding the sorcerer's stone. To serve a detention, Harry ... , Malfoy, Hermione, and Neville help Hagrid look for an injured unicorn in the Forbidden Forest. When Harry finds it, a cloaked figure is drinking its blood. Harry is saved by a centaur named ... ...

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... disconcerted that so many students seem to know who he is, and he gets the distinct impression that Professor Snape doesn't like him. While rescuing Neville's Remembrall from the bully Malfoy, Harry demonstrates his broomstick skills. Then Harry finally discovers that the three-headed dog must be guarding the sorcerer's stone. To serve a detention, Harry ... , Malfoy, Hermione, and Neville help Hagrid look for an injured unicorn in the Forbidden Forest. When Harry finds it, a cloaked figure is drinking its blood. Harry is saved by a centaur named ... ...

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... strength and determination and to what lengths they will go to, to save Hogwarts. It also explains the deep relationship between Harry and his friends in face of their enemies, Malfoy, Crabbe and Goyle. The book will always be regarded as superior to the film by any real fan, but it was a brave attempt to take one of the biggest selling ... ...

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... forehead. Voldemort left this mark when he was trying to kill him. Harry is a typical hero character: brave, funny and fairly clever. An example of his comedian side is when Malfoy says "I unlike you, am a prefect and that means I unlike you, can give out detentions." Harry calmly replies with " That may be so but you unlike me are a git." His heroic ... ...

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... Mark, the sign of Voldemort, by using Harry's wand, which she supposedly stole. She was accepted to work at Hogwarts with Dobby, an elf Harry managed to liberate from the Malfoy's earlier, but refused to do anything but sob and cry. Winky refuses to accept liberation like Dobby has and refuses to work for money. Hermione cannot see the logic in ... ...

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