Introduction
Harry Potter’s birth and childhood have various extraordinary elements beginning with the magical world’s chaos, where Harry was born. He gains a special scar that makes him famous among magical beings as the boy who survived an encounter with the most powerful wizard of his time, Lord Voldemort. The hero’s childhood is further extraordinary as he lives under the constant watch of Hogwarts with Rubeus Hagrid, a half-giant, and Professor Dumbledore, the Hogwarts headmaster, an honor other magic children are not given.
Discussion
The hero faces seemingly impossible opposition from birth until the series’ end, facing off against experienced wizards from the first movie, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. He further defeats Lord Voldemort at the height of his power despite the dark magician’s growing power. It is essential to consider the second motif appears as Harry survives an attack by Voldemort as a toddler despite a lack of capacity to protect himself when his mother defends him using the power of love.
The fourth motif continually appears as Harry Potter discovers his role in the franchise. For instance, a centaur, Professor Firenze, helps the hero when he is separated from his group in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. At the same time, Sirius Black, a powerful magician with the capacity to turn himself into a large dog (Animagus), protects Mr. Potter’s group from Lupin (Peter Pettigrew) in the third installation of the franchise, Harry Potter and the Prisoner from Azkaban.
Harry Potter has various conflicts with supernatural elements that present additional challenges to his quest for knowledge. For instance, he fights a basilisk while attempting to defeat Tom Riddle, the main antagonist in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and wins despite having to fight blindly since looking at the monster snake’s eyes petrified its victim. Harry Potter further faces Aragog, a rare giant spider, in the same movie that tries to eat him in the Forbidden Forest alongside his friends, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley.
Conclusion
The hero finally defeats Lord Voldemort, killing the wizard at his most powerful moment, cementing him as one of the greatest wizards at Hogwarts in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-Part 2. He frees the magical world from tyranny and marries his long-term girlfriend, Ginny Weasley. The protagonist almost dies as Hogwarts is ambushed by the forces of evil following Voldemort, though the school’s students and faculty stand by the hero, aiding him in his quest to defeat Voldemort once and for all.