How Harry Potter Inspired Me : Part 1

          
       

Let's start with the basics. What is magic?
Magic is not an illusion nor is it something 'made-up'. Well, if you are a huge Potterhead (like me), you'd know what I'm talking about 😉....... Magic is simply, a different realm of life.
If you are not familiar with the basics of magic, I mean Harry Potter, don't worry 'cause that's why I'm here! We have all waited for our Hogwarts letter on our eleventh birthday. Thanks to Pottermore, some of us were lucky enough to become a Hogwarts student, virtually. I am a proud Gryffindor. If you haven't been sorted yet, make sure you do it as soon as possible. 
             I worship JK Rowling. Had it not been for her, and her magical mind, my childhood wouldn't have been this memorable and enchanted. Harry Potter has taught me so much in life. JKR made me believe in myself and taught me that in life one must face the reality with uttermost courage and bravery. Had Harry not been brave, I'm sure he would have given up in life. He lived under the stairs with the most horrendous relatives one can ever think of. Through his determination, he destroyed the Darkest and the most powerful wizard whom the entire Wizarding World feared. Just think about it. What would you have done if you were in Harry's shoes? I would have remained locked up under the staircase had it not been for that Hogwarts letter. 
          Harry Potter also taught me that friendship and family (except the Dursleys) will stick with you until the very end. Even though Harry's mother wasn't with him, Molly Weasley filled his mother's absence by pouring him with affection and treating him like a Weasley child. I'm sure not one would have thought that at the end it would be Narcissa Malfoy (Draco's mum) who would be the one to save Harry. Well if you didn't quite understand why she lied to Voldemort, here's the answer: 

Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy

            Although Narcissa was never an official Death Eater  herself, she supported her husband Lucius Malfoy. But when Draco's life was put in danger, she changed. Narcissa wholeheartedly decides to protect her family and lead a normal life. Therefore, when Voldemort asks Narcissa to check if Harry is dead, she asks Harry if Draco is alive. Harry nods his head. Narcissa pronounces him dead so that Harry could kill Voldemort later on. 
             Harry Potter has taught me uncountable things in life. But folks, that's all for today! If you have any questions regarding Harry Potter theories and plots, feel free to comment below 😊 

Have a magical day!
~Amritha

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