Harry Potter and the Formation of Fan Identity
Discussing the complexity and influence of “Potter” and how the themes explored in the books resonate with fans all around.
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On Whether “Harry Potter” Actually Happened
Reflecting on the impact of the “Harry Potter” series in the essay writer’s life.
The Magic of Magick
by Allison Abstract: I wrote this essay for my AP English class in September of 2003, just two short months after Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was released. Our assignment for...
Harry Potter: The Primary Color Issue
The writer analyzes the presence of certain colors which frequently appear in the franchise.
Harry Potter: A Coming of Age Story
Appearances are deceptive within the “Harry Potter” series; by learning to see beyond the surface, Harry is able to grow and mature.
Voldemort and Harry: Connected, but Not Alike
An examination of Voldemort and Harry’s similar childhoods to determine why they turned out differently.
Too Good to Be True: How the Final Potter Film Shortchanged the Character of Severus Snape
I argue that the second “Deathly Hallows” film failed to clarify what happened with the Snape/Lily relationship, and also oversimplified Snape’s complex character motivations in protecting Harry.
We Are Family! – A Study of Family Trees and Inter-Marriage of Pure-Blood Families
By Casey Abstract: I start out with my inspiration, and go on to talk about the Black family tree. I get into the Weasley’s connection to the Blacks and how that works out on...
