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I'm sorry for not posting in a while. So, here is everything I forgot!

Thoughts - Book 1

Not much was weird at the school at the start of the year. It was magical, and some of those were weird, but not as weird as I thought exactly. But then, it started to get a bit weirder. The teachers were a bit anxious, Hagrid wasn't like himself much, and that some "things" have been happening at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

But then, I found that at the end of the obstacles (The Chess Board, The Mirror, The Devil's Snare, etc.), Professor Quirell was aiding Voldemort, who was a parasite on the back of Professor Quirrel's head.

The end was a good one, but I wasn't very happy that the year had to end. Harry is back to living at Privet Drive.

Thoughts - Book 2
The book started off very bad, with The Dursleys having guests coming over, Dobby coming, Dobby being found out, Dobby ruining Harry's life, and then Harry barely escaping his locked room.

He went and stayed with The Weasleys for the summer at The Burrow, had a good time, and traveled with floo powder, but ended up at Knockturn Alley. He meets up with Hagrid, and they go to Diagon Alley. But,

It seems like Harry Potter books give us lessons about life, and connect to real life. Here are all the topics that I have read so far.

-Be Brave
In Harry Potter Books, there is always a quest/mission, with some challenge at the end that takes bravery and courage to overcome it. It teaches us to be brave, and overcome our fears.

-Not Everything is As it Seems
The books teach us that not everything is as it seems. Professor Quirrel seemed good at the start and middle, but that turned around at the end when we figured out that Voldemort was being aided by Professor Quirrel.

Professor Snape was looking bad at the start and middle, sounding like a bad person, and he could've been framed at a couple of parts, doing something in the wrong place at the wrong time. But, we figured out he was good, and trying to protect Harry and The Sorcerer's Stone.

Take Gilderoy Lockhart as another example. He looked good, and we thought that he did many great things. But at the end, we figured out he was a fraud, using memory charms on wizards.

One more example is Tom Riddle, who  we all thought was good when Harry found the book, but at the end, we figured that was Voldemort, and Tom Riddle is Voldemort's name, also, Tom  almost killed Harry and Ginny with The Basilisk, but thankfully, Harry stabbed the book and destroyed part of Tom's soul, stopping him for some time (presumably).

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Maybe Snape is muttering a Counter Curse...

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Maybe Snape is muttering a Counter Curse...

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Well, I haven't thought about that much, but what if he is reversing a curse from someone else?

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Snape was jinxing Harry's broom during the Quidditch match, with is suspicious. It proves my point... But it also creates an alternate theory. Maybe he's just evil and mean, wants points, and will do anything to get them. Snape seems like a metaphorical dragon, but that's just a theory, but he's probably using dark magic from somewhere, so that also proves he could be naughty and evil. We are also thinking that he tried to steal something that "Fluffy", the Cerberus (A.K.A. Three-Headed Dog.) was guarding, because we think he got bit by it, so he is probably evil too.

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Snape is a Bully and Just wants Points for Slytherin

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Snape is a Bully and Just wants Points for Slytherin

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Just looking at Chapter 11 is literally showing me that Snape keeps taking away points from Gryffindor, and enjoys it. Snape is also mean to Harry and his friends, so this just proves my point.

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Snape is probably a thief, because he might have just made up the rule that there are no books permitted outside the school. He steals the book from Harry, either meaning he is a thief, or he's just plain mean. So, you could be right Allison, but you did sorta miss that Snape could just be a bully.

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Malfoy. And maybe their own insecurities that they aren't good enough wizards or witches.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KpuC32uS-xNh5CU382mtsVHAGQXvDNtZCo0t-4RioVQ/edit?usp=sharing

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Think about all these characters.  Do they have any metaphorical dragons to slay?

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Think about all these characters.  Do they have any metaphorical dragons to slay?

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I don't think the letters are going to stop coming until The Dursleys send Harry to Hogwarts, so they have no choice but to send Harry to Hogwarts, like Teja said.

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I have a feeling that Hermione, Hagrid, Ron, and Harry are all going to be good friends. I just have a really good feeling. But, there is some evidence that like Allison said, "Hagrid really cares for Harry (shown by the fact he's crying about Harry having to live with the Dursleys.)" which probably means that they are going to be friends. Hermione just seems kind and nice, so it gives me a feeling that they will be good and close friends. Ron sounds helpful to Harry, proven that he helps Harry at the train station, which might mean he will help him more throughout the story.

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-Harry knows how to talk to snakes, proving that he is magical.

-Harry is a wizard.

-Dudley is honestly pampered way too much and is really mean to Harry.

-Dudley is a spoiled brat.

-Harry is alone, locked up in a room, and literally doesn't even get to celebrate his own birthday with The Dursleys!

-The Dursleys dislike anything out of the ordinary, or wacky.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/15P3wpvrhk38D42nsTnYyUQuoHv0bCbZ9nCur416yYXU/edit?usp=sharing

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the only problem i can think of is You-know-who and the dursleys. anyone have ideas on what problems hermione and ron are facing?

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I think the letters are still going to be coming and Dudley's family will have no choice to send him there. And since Harry is going to learn magic he can power over the Dursley's

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- harry is magical
- dudley is a big meanie
- harry's kind of alone in his own world

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So we know that Harry got Voldy's soul, and that Mrs. Dursley does not like her sister so she probably won't like Harry. I think also that Hagrid really cares for Harry (shown by the fact he's crying about Harry having to live with the Dursleys). Currently not many predictions.