Harry Potter Stereotypes

Hey I'm a wizard!
I wonder if I can be consider a magical creature too. The human’s anatomy itself is regard in a certain way that fit in the magical category. From a my perspective, most strangest and fascinating factor of a human body stems from its comprised biological systems which created is by a magical forces (that is camouflaged with scientific terms to keep the world from knowing the truth) that has already been precoded to do a certain functions throughout the body. Another key point is that it only fully understood by a fair medium mass of people in the world. I can already imagine living the wizardry life. Magical walking and talking cat as my familiar and that whole magical adventure started with a stranger knocking on my pleasant
In “Harry Potter and the Chambers of Secret” by J.K Rowling, the development of a gender, race and the other brought in realistic vision of today and how today may be without the closely examine prejudiced and judgemental views people
He often finds himself in situation he can’t control or in situation he wish not to be in. Raised by his Aunt and Uncle in the Muggles world his understanding about the magic world plays a great role in understanding the unfamiliarity and lack of a home in the wizard (For example, how surprised he found himself in the weasley family and home with open arms and warm feelings). He often finds himself questioning his belonging in hogwarts. In “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secret” the reader explore harry's inner battle and doubt but being in the magic house called “Slytherin” instead of his current house “Gryffindor.” It examines the aspect of self finding as a person who is trying to find him/herself in a place that is surreal in his/ her