Protagonist: Harry Potter

Protagonist: Harry Potter

• Protagonist: Harry Potter

• Ron Weasley

• Hermione Granger

• Dobby

• Hargrid

• Gilderoy Lockhart

• Albus Dumbledore

Voldemort

• Voldemort

• Antagonist: Tom Riddle

• Draco Malfoy

• Lucius Malfoy

• Crabbe

• Goyle

Ron Weasley: is Harry Potter’s best friend. He reminds me of myself. He gets things seconded hand. By having an older brother I also get things seconded hand.

• Ron Weasley: is Harry Potter’s best friend. He reminds me of myself. He gets things seconded hand. By having an older brother I also get things seconded hand.

Voldemort: He is a wizerd with a lot of information, that goes bad. He kills a lot of people, including Harry Potters parents.

• Voldemort: He is a wizerd with a lot of information, that goes bad. He kills a lot of people, including Harry Potters parents.

The book starts with Harry at his Aunts and Uncles house. He has already spent one year at Hogwarts and has made friends, they haven’t written to him all summer.

• The book starts with Harry at his Aunts and Uncles house. He has already spent one year at Hogwarts and has made friends, they haven’t written to him all summer.

• A house elf shows up in his bedroom and has his letters, he also tells him not to go back to school.

Harry and Ron can’t get though the platform onto the train. They fly a car to Hogwarts, and almost get killed by a tree.

• Harry and Ron can’t get though the platform onto the train. They fly a car to Hogwarts, and almost get killed by a tree.

• In the school people start getting petrified, everyone is wounding who is doing this. Hermione finds out who it is, but is petrified in the process.

As Harry is visiting Hermione in the hospital, he finds a note in her hand. The note tells them that there is basilisk traveling thought the pipes.

• As Harry is visiting Hermione in the hospital, he finds a note in her hand. The note tells them that there is basilisk traveling thought the pipes.

• They find the Chamber of secrets which is in the girls laboratory. Harry goes down the chamber, and with the help of Dumbledore phoenix’s he kills the basilisk.

Once Harry kills the basilisk, the phoenix carries him up and out of the chamber of secrets. Harry goes to Dumbledore and gives the sword he used.

• Once Harry kills the basilisk, the phoenix carries him up and out of the chamber of secrets. Harry goes to Dumbledore and gives the sword he used.

• Everyone who was petrified is back to normal (including Hermione.)

The school year ends. Harry and all the rest of the students at Hogwarts, get on the train and go back home for the summer.

• The school year ends. Harry and all the rest of the students at Hogwarts, get on the train and go back home for the summer.

The time period of the Harry potter series is form 1991 to 1998. The books also have Harry when he was born in 1980, and 19 years after Hogwarts.

• The time period of the Harry potter series is form 1991 to 1998. The books also have Harry when he was born in 1980, and 19 years after Hogwarts.

The Place where the Harry Potter books spend most of the time is at Hogwarts. This place is important because Hogwarts is a school where witches and wizards are taught how to do magic.

• The Place where the Harry Potter books spend most of the time is at Hogwarts. This place is important because Hogwarts is a school where witches and wizards are taught how to do magic.

Prejudice: There are mudbloods, half-bloods, and purebloods.

• Prejudice: There are mudbloods, half-bloods, and purebloods.

• Love: Where the love of Harry’s mother is able to stop Voldemort form killing Harry.

• Death: When Voldemort was trying to kill Harry, his curse went against him. He wasn’t dead, so he was able to cheat his death.

I think I’ll give this book “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” a….

• I think I’ll give this book “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” a….

• 8, because It’s seems to give enough information, but doesn’t go into great detail.

Prejudice

• Prejudice

• In this book the author introduces prejudice between wizards, and witches. If they were born in a muggle family then they would be dirty blood. If one parent was wizard and the other was muggle then they would be half-blood. If they were both wizards and witches then they would be pureblood

Prejudice

• Prejudice is most commonly used to refer to a preconceived judgment toward a group of people or a single person because of race, social class, gender, ethnicity, age, disability, political beliefs , religion, line of work or other personal characteristics.

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