a Short FEDBP review of the Harry Potter book series
(this
article is mostly just short synopsis of all 8 main books in the Harry Potter
series)
Hello brothers
and sisters in Christ (and friends),
As many of you
know, I strongly believe God alerted me to the Harry Potter series to study it
and take it apart right now, and slowly I believe I'm figuring out why. As most
of you reading this will know, Harry Potter is a work of fiction (as they say)
written supposedly by one lady (there's a team and I can explain that later),
and that lady of course is named JK Rowling - or Joanne Rowling, and she
borrowed the K from her aunt Katherine. The Harry Potter set is not something
to just walk into - it has some very dark and demonic-alluring aspects and
topics to it. I know that I would not have been ready for this study last year,
but it seems I'm more prepared this year - so if this is too heavy a topic,
consider glancing through this set of articles rather than digging deeply into
it. But, if you are a parent and have children in the public/pagan
"school" system controlled by the Rockefellers and their UN control
grid, then you need to know that the Harry Potter series here is mandatory
reading for all children in the public school system. As a parent, that should
alarm you - yes, you read that right, mandatory reading. So, while you are
excited that your kiddos are reading, satan is using these books to educate
them that God is mostly a figment of their imagination, witchcraft and working
with demons is okay, and even sexual jokes are okay at times. No, I'm not
joking - all of those are in these books and movies. It's called indoctrination
- it's not your average fiction reading series. In addition to those concerning
details, this set also teaches the child multiple different ways of how to
study witchcraft and practice it among their peers.
The good news
is that many people in the
So, in this
FEDBP series, there are (expectedly) going to be between 3 to 5 parts. The
first (this article/report) is a short synopsis of the book set so you can
grasp it's direction and content in really short form, with some analysis
afterwards. The second and/or third parts will be analyzing the direction of
the books from a Biblical viewpoint, as well as working to use God's Word to
re-map our world, because satan uses a lot of false definitions and false words
that confuse us. So, digging into God's Word to understand it His way helps us
understand the Creator who loves us, how much a problem sin is, how to get
right with Him and grow in holiness, and how to help others to pull out of sins
and get right with Jesus too. It's pretty simple, but sometimes very deep,
amen? Amen. So, with that little intro, let's dig into a short synopsis of the
books.
So, what we are
about to look at is a set of 7 books and she vowed that her book writing
(concerning the Harry Potter set) was done. Period. Well... that promise of no
more books didn't stand, because that set of 7 then became 8 in 2016. Book 8 is
not really a part of set, it's really meant to try to advertise and draw people
back into the set to read it, and also to sort of set a stage for the next
generation in how to teach their children "life" but in the case of
the Harry Potter set, "life" is always synonymous with witchcraft and
pagan mythologies and potions and curses and spells, etc. As you can see - it's
only got one direction - satan's deepest false religions and most crafty lies.
So, with that
short synopsis, also realize that each book builds on the previous one. If you
ever endeavor to read through this series of books to try to catch some of
satan's lies, my suggestion is to not read every word - kind of scan and glean.
I typically read two-thirds of the books, and watched enough clips of the films
on google-owned youtube. I find that being sporadic keeps me from being locked
into their trance of having to/wanting to read every word. In an up-coming
article (Lord willing) I plan to give each book an individual report... but for
now (meaning this article/report), what I can do is a short one on each, and
then some really short notes to conclude. Please know that I have to write
these short synopsis-es from the book's perspectives. My other articles will
work to set the world aright... I wish I could do it differently, but to follow
the story, I see it best to try to help you follow the plots from the dark
witchcraft world and thinking of the books themselves. Please keep in mind that
(as usual) the books and movies do not completely match. However many of the
details do overlap. So, let's take a look at the books, shall we?
"Harry
Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (called the HP & the Philosopher's
Stone" in
> Placement
and short details: Book 1 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's first school year at
Hogwarts, and was published in 1997. Harry is almost 11 years old at the
start of the book (during summer) and then goes to "school". Harry's
birthday is in the summer sometime, but I can't place its date, but it is in late
July.
> Main
characters: Harry, his parents, then the "muggle" or
non-magical family relatives of Harry's Mom - her sister, the Dursleys. Then
Ron and Hermoine - 2 different families. Then various professors, and the
Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore.
> Short
synopsis of the story: Harry's parents are a wizard (male satanist) and
a witch (female satanist), and they work on the staff at Hogwarts. But
tragically both of Harry's parents were murdered by a very strong wizard just
after Harry was born. The evil/dark wizard's name is Voldemort, though most
people try not to say his name so as not to "evoke" him. Voldemort
murders both of Harry's parents and then tries to murder Harry... but the
love-charm-shield spell that his Mom casts and solidifies with her sacrificial
death - dying to protect Harry, protect Harry from being killed. Instead,
Voldemort gets his own curse back into his face and is apparently wounded, so
he leaves until he can figure out how to come back and kill Harry. Harry is
quickly snatched up by a smaller giant named Hagrid before the muggles in the
village show up. Hagrid, of course, is working closely with headmaster
Dumbledore who's close friends with Harry's parents. Harry is then whisked away
to somewhere safe - Harry's Mom's sister's home. And that's where Harry is
raised - the Dursley's home. The Dursleys are a very "muggle" family.
Meaning? They don't think that magic exists at all (notice the mock of Christians
here) and they refuse to think of things in any supernatural way at all. They
even go out of their way to mock and insult wizards and witches in a
self-righteous way. That is the Dursley's. This family tries really hard to
keep Harry from finding out how his parents really died and try to keep him out
of magic. But then the owls come with the letters. And lots of them. So the
Dursleys take Harry to an island... but they can't escape the
"friendly" wizards - meaning Dumbledore and his team. Why? Because Harry
is just about to turn 11 and he can now attend Hogwarts, and not only that, but
he is the only one to survive a killing curse, so he is quite famous in the
wizarding world, and especially at Hogwarts. So, Hagrid goes and gets him, uses
some gold that his parents left Harry (but he knew nothing about) and buys the
necessary items for wizarding school, including his own owl - a snowy white
one. The Hagrid takes Harry back to the Dursleys and he and Harry ask them to
take Harry to the train station in the morning. Harry gets there in the
morning, and he's been told that he's looking for the train platform called 9
and 3/4 (usually written 9¾). The problem is that to a "muggle" (
There would be
a lot more detail to go into - on each book. So, with that glimpse, now I'll
just give you the short details from the rest of the of the book. Harry gets to
school, is "sorted" into the Gryffindor house by the "sorting
hat" that can read your mind, heart, and future. The four houses at
Hogwarts are Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw
and the evil-leaning Slytherin (why it's there is a huge question). So, Harry
gets put in a good house, and a pretty "honorable" one with a
"good" name, if you can say that any wizards have a "good"
name. Anyway, first year at Hogwarts, and Harry learns the "simple"
things about wizardry including spells and potions, and other wizarding
practices (real and imaginary). Learning "wizardry" takes 8 years (we
plan to explain the significance of that, later). But, Harry is not one to just
sit around and enjoy class (he doesn't much like studying, but is enjoying it
somewhat), so he sometimes will break the rules and go exploring around this
castle-like "school". One night, he stumbles across a
"magic" mirror that supposed shows you the desires of your heart. In
this case, it's Harry's parents, and they are glad to see him (note talking to
the dead). They warn him that there is a special thing of "magic"
that is in the castle and a dark wizard/lord is trying to steal it, so Harry
has to find the clues and protect it from getting into the wizard's hands...
turns out, it's Voldemort himself trying to get a stone/crystal called the
"sorcerer's stone" that is only made by a "special" type of
magic and spells. One of the professors is working to help Voldemort obtain it,
named Quirrel. Harry brings Ron and Hermoine along to help him. Getting to the
stone is very hard to do - it takes solving puzzles and riddles, fighting off
some magical beasts and things, and using "magic" spells that they
barely know, but "as fate would have it", it works. They barely stop
Voldemort from obtaining the stone. Voldemort is reduced to only being a spirit
being now, now looking for a body so he can return to his former strength and
conquer Hogwarts (and the world). And Dumbledore is there to destroy the stone
and commends Harry and Ron and Hermoine for his/their self-sacrifice and
bravery. The year ends with the end-of-the-school-year feast and everyone goes
home for the summer.
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"Harry
Potter and Chamber of Secrets"
> Placement
and short details: Book 2 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's second school year at
Hogwarts, and was published in 1999. Harry is almost 12 years old at the
start of the book (during summer) and then turns 12 late July, and goes to
school.
> Main
characters: The "muggle" relatives the Dursleys, Harry, Ron,
and Hermoine, and various professors, and Dumbledore.
> Short
synopsis of the story: Harry Potter is in grave danger, but doesn't
realize it yet. Harry has now thwarted Voldemort's plans twice and he is in a
rage... but stays hidden as he plans his attack(s). But, Voldemort also has
friends in high-places at Hogwarts, including some on staff. One of them gets a
magic elf named Dobby to befriend Harry, but also to work to stop the Hogwarts
letters (by owl) from getting to him, and also to find some way of stopping
Harry from getting to Hogwarts, which he does pretty effectively... The elf
even blocks Harry from being able to get to the 9¾. Now they can't get to
school since they just missed the train... That is, until Ron realizes they can
borrow his Dad's "magical" flying car to get to Hogwarts instead. Harry
and Ron make it to school... but the car is badly damaged, and they are late -
and in a lot of trouble. But, most of that works out quickly. Professor Snape
(seemingly enemy of Harry's Dad and him) punishes him whenever he can - and
does so for his lateness too. Aside from that, school goes well overall.
This year,
Harry gets into the wizarding version of the British game "cricket" -
this is called "Quidditch", and it's done on brooms with
"magic" flying rocks, and baskets etc. Everything seems to be going
normal as expected... until one student is paralyzed and stunned and no one can
seem to revive her, and no one know how it happened. Then another one. Then
another one. Then someone (or something) starts writing on the walls with blood
- one of the messages being: "The Chamber of Secrets is open". The
number of students getting paralyzed increases - even Hermoine is
stunned/paralyzed. Ron and Harry get into action trying to find all of the
clues that they can to solve this and stop whatever monster, creature, or
whatever is doing this. Even some seemingly friends of Voldemort are
questioned... but nope, apparently Professor Severus Snape and Ministry
official Lucius Malfoy are not involved. Then Harry gets a hold of a secret
diary... a mysterious one at that. There are no words in it... and yet, it's
clearly been used or is being used. When Harry is alone, he starts to write in
this diary. Sure enough, the words he wrote disappeared. But then something
else strange happens - the diary writes back, and then those words disappear. Now,
there is a conversation with this invisible entity behind this. Harry talks
with this invisible being this way over a few days and finally convinces the
being to help him solve the Chamber of Secrets mystery. After quickly comparing
notes with Ron and the revived Hermoine, Harry follows clues and goes down to
somewhere way below Hogwarts, through a drain in the ladies bathroom. Harry
brought Ron and a professor along. The professor knocks himself out, so Ron
stays with him, but Harry goes all the way into the underground chamber.
There he finds
a girl - no, it's Ginny. And she's paralyzed and stunned. Then a boy shows up.
He says his name is Tom Riddle - the name of the one who owned that diary. The
full name is Tom Marvolo Riddle, which the boy shows to Harry when re-arranged
equals the phrase "I Am Lord Voldemort". So, 50 years after Voldemort
attending Hogwarts, he's returned in the form of a boy to take over, and the
only one standing in his way is Harry. So, Riddle/Voldemort calls out the thing
that's causing the stunnings/paralyzings. And after some loud noises, it makes
its way out into the chamber - it's a basilisk (mythical really large snake). Dumbledore's
phoenix shows up just in time to give Harry the sorting hat and the sword
inside which Harry uses to kill the snake. Then Harry proceeds to take a took
of the basilisk and puncture the diary - after doing so multiple times,
Riddle/Voldemort is in much pain and disappears, and Ginny W. is revived. Harry
has apparently just killed the boy form of Voldemort - Tom Riddle. With
Riddle/Voldemort gone and the snake/basilisk dead, Harry and Ron and the
professor make their way upstairs and find that everyone is recovering and
healing. The final battle with Voldemort is delayed a little longer. The year
ends with the final feast and heading back home for the summer.
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"Harry
Potter and Prisoner from Azkaban"
> Placement
and short details: Book 3 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's third school year at
Hogwarts, and was also published in 1999. Harry is almost 13 years old
at the start of the book (during summer) and then turns 13 late July, and goes
to school.
> Main
characters: The "muggle" relatives the Dursleys, Harry, Ron,
and Hermoine, and various professors, and Dumbledore. A new character here,
though, is Harry's godfather Sirius Black.
> Short
synopsis of the story: So, it's Harry's third year at Hogwarts... and
pride is getting the better of he and Ron and Hermoine. Even still, Harry is
still being hunted by Voldemort and the people around him try to help him learn
and train to be ready to face him someday. But this year, Harry is also
seemingly hunted down by another person - a man thought partially guilty for some
murders of some wizards and witches - a man named Sirius Black. Most people
think he's an escaped convict, and are even more concerned because he escaped
the most "secure" prison for wizards - Azkaban. Now, Sirius is on the
run. Turns out that Sirius is actually Harry's godfather, appointed by Harry's
dad and mom. Sirius shows up at Hogwarts a few times and helps Harry (and his
friends) as well as showing Harry that he loves him and has worked secretly to
protect him, staying mostly out of sight.
Even still,
something is lurking at Hogwarts, but no one can quite figure out what it is. Harry
now knows that it's not Sirius... but what is it? Turns out that Peter
Pettigrew is the real problem. Peter Pettigrew is an "animagus" - meaning
he can changed from human to an animal as a disguise. Peter's animagus is a
rat, and oddly enough, Ron's pet rat that he has had for 10 years or so. Peter
is the real criminal of the crime that was blamed on Sirius. Ron is shocked and
in the scuffle gets injured, so he's not able to go anywhere for a bit. Sirius
with the help of Professor Remus Lupin capture Peter and get some answers out
of him. Turns out that Sirius is also an animagus - his is a large black dog. But
a well-timed distraction happens and Peter escapes again after the questioning.
The helpers of Voldemort work with the
confused leader of "magic investigations" to urge them to capture
Sirius while he is at Hogwarts. The evil team captures Sirius and are about to
kill him (by using a dementor to suck his soul right out of him), but
headmaster Dumbledore gives Harry and Hermoine a mission that will protect
Sirius Black. Dumbledore gives them a time-turner and has them go back in time
24hrs and work to change history, help a hyppogriff escape a death sentence
from a false accusation and get it to Sirius so he can fly away on it and
escape, and be back before they are caught having left. Harry and Hermoine are
successful. Hogwarts is safe from Voldemort for another year.
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"Harry
Potter and Goblet of Fire"
> Placement
and short details: Book 4 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's third school year at
Hogwarts, and was published in 2000. Harry is almost 14 years old at the
start of the book (during summer) and then turns 14 late July, and goes to
school.
> Main
characters: The "muggle" relatives the Dursleys, Harry, Ron,
and Hermoine, and various professors, and Dumbledore. A few new characters
here, including some wizards and witches from other European countries for the
competitions of the Tri-Wizard Cup.
> Short
synopsis of the story: This year is quite busy for Harry and friends.
School. Studies. Tests. And this year, is also something special - the
Tri-Wizard Cup, a competition between students of 3 wizarding schools from 3
different European countries - Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from
Britain (UK), Beauxbatons Academy of Magic from southern France, and Durmstrang
Institute (from northern Europe, with a German name, so seemingly northern
Germany). The tournament is used to promote unity, partnerships, and communications
between wizarding schools, but had been postponed years ago, when a very
unhappy headmaster of a school who lost used spells to attack and kill some
other wizarding school leaders from other schools. This year, headmaster
Dumbledore worked with these other two schools to do a tournament and see if
this could start a trend of good sportsmanship. Traditionally, the competition
has only 3 contestants - one from each participating school. These students are
picked by a very special "magic" cup/trophy after everyone has put
their names in the blue fire, that is - everyone above the age of 17 who puts
their names in the cool blue flame. So, as usual, the goblet/cup/trophy picks
one person to represent each school... and then something strange happens - it
picks a fourth name: the under-aged Harry Potter (remember, he's only 14).
After all of
the school leaders have all compared notes and realized that Harry didn't do
this - he couldn't have, and everyone seems to agree that this had to be either
really deep good or dark magic or the goblet/cup thinking for itself, they all
agree to the continue the championship. There are 3 parts to this competition -
each 2 to 3 months apart: 1) fight a dragon and capture an egg, 2) save friends
from drowning underwater, and 3) get through a maze/labyrinth and reach the
trophy first and honorably. The person who gets the most points wins. So, all
four contestants do well in each test, but Harry shows more loyalty and bravery
and honesty and stays tied for first place. In the 3rd competition, Cedrick
Diggory (the other Hogwarts contestant) and Harry work together to get to the
trophy. Because Harry and Cedrick both have helped each other so much, they
agree to grab the trophy together, since they reached it both at the same time.
So, they both touch it at the same time... and *zap* they are taken out of the
games and placed somewhere else... turns out, it's a graveyard. What they
didn't know is that the trophy had an extra spell on it which turned it into a
"portkey", meaning an object that can "magically" transfer
someone from one place to another. They both find themselves about to watch
some sort of satanic ritual with a fire and a cauldron. The dark wizard there
instantly kills Cedrick, and then uses "magic" to tie up Harry to a
grave marker with a grim reaper on it. Harry then watches and his own blood is
used in this ritual that turns out to be the "resurrection" ritual to
give Voldemort a body again, using many things, including Harry's blood to do
so. Voldemort has returned, and can now amass an army. Voldemort then fights
Harry wand to wand... problem was that Voldemort has someone else's wand and it
malfunctions, releasing ghosts of those he has last murdered, who then stand in
between Voldemort to give Harry just enough time to get to Cedrick's body and
call the portkey/goblet over using "magic" and escape back to the
real game. Harry explains much of this to Dumbledore and then another guy
(impersonating Mad-Eye Moody, a Hogwarts professor) grabs Harry and takes him
back to the castle to finish killing him - interrupted by Dumbledore and other
Hogwarts staff. The ceremony is wrapped up as diplomatically as possible, and a
funeral for Cedrick takes place. Everyone has some food and shares goodbyes and
goes home for the summer.
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"Harry
Potter and Order of
> Placement
and short details: Book 5 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's fifth school year at
Hogwarts, and was also written in 2003. Harry is almost 15 years old at
the start of the book (during summer) and then turns 15 late July, and goes to
school.
> Main
characters: The "muggle" relatives the Dursleys, Harry, Ron,
and Hermoine, and various professors, and Dumbledore. A bunch of new and old
characters show up to help, teach, train, and protect Harry as things are
moving quickly toward a final showdown with Voldemort.
> Short
synopsis of the story: So, Harry is in his 5th year, and everything
seems to be okay, though many know that Voldemort is up to something somewhere.
Harry is about find out just what he is up to - prepping for a wizarding war to
take over Hogwarts and more, if he can get it. You see, a few more Hogwarts
professors are now on Voldemort's team. And they are either trying to stop
Harry from getting to Hogwarts or trying to kill him themselves, or at least
capture him so Voldemort can kill him. One new professor Dolores Umbridge is
especially irritating. While Harry is still at his mom's sister's house,
Umbridge sends some "dementors" (dark mean ghosts) to sneak up on
Harry and try to vacuum his soul right out of his body. But, Harry is ready for
the attack and protects himself and his mean-spirited cousin from the attack
(for which his cousin is really grateful). A few days later, some Hogwarts
officials come and take Harry to a safe place. That is when he first meets this
ultra-secret "secret society" (yes they call it that) called the
Order of Phoenix. Dumbledore and the rest of the Order of
Harry, Ron, and
Hermoine come up with a plan to work on practicing spells anyway. So, Hermoine
rallies up a whole team of them, and they use a secret room that's hard to find
to practice in. They call this little fraternity/secret society
"Dumbledore's Army" or DA for short. After quite a few weeks, they
are all making really good progress... until they are finally discovered and
Umbridge tries to punish every single one of them.... Dumbledore and a few
other staff members don't allow her wishes to happen, and everyone is excused
with a warning. But, in that process, Harry and Ron and Hermoine find out that
there is a "prophecy" about Harry and Voldemort's futures. So, they
go to find it - and are attacked and almost killed by Voldemort and his team
who also want the "prophecy". But, thanks to the help of some of
Harry's friends in the DA and from the OofP, they all escape - though the
"prophecy" is smashed, and Sirius died in the battles to protect
Harry.
When Harry gets
home, he realizes that he's missing some information, and when Dumbledore
arrives, he explains everything to Harry - about his parents' death, the
love-spell that saved him, the power Voldemort has, what the
"prophecy" said, etc. And, that there are things that exist that keep
Voldemort alive so he can't be killed - that is, until these are destroyed. Harry
finally understands that he must fight Voldemort in a death match... that's
heavy stuff for a boy only 15 years old. Dumbledore and Harry discuss start a
discussion on the things that help Voldemort stay alive - called
"horcruxes". They plan to discuss this more next year. Time for the
final feast, then goodbyes and spending the summer with the Dursleys....
Speaking of the Dursleys, the OofP gives a strong yet friendly warning to them
to treat Harry nicer this summer.
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"Harry
Potter and Half-Blood Prince"
> Placement
and short details: Book 6 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's sixth school year at
Hogwarts, and was also written in 2005. Harry is almost 16 years old at
the start of the book (during summer) and then turns 16 late July, and goes to
school.
> Main
characters: The "muggle" relatives the Dursleys, Harry, Ron,
and Hermoine, and various professors, and Dumbledore. More new characters join
and sides begin to form as the final showdown with Voldemort ticks closer.
> Short
synopsis of the story: Harry, Ron and Hermoine keep in touch over the
summer off an on, and get to more fully compare notes at the Weasleys home and
at Hogwarts. One thing's for sure, it'll take team-work to find these horcruxes
and then figure out how to destroy them. Dumbledore is now directly training
Harry. Dumbledore and Harry are able to figure out a what 6 of the horcruxes
are. 1) the "magic" diary of Tom Riddle, 2) a "magic" ring
that Dumbledore identified and put on - breaking a spell of some sort and
getting injured in the process, 3) a locket that Dumbledore has almost located,
4) Bellatrix's (a lady who is one of Voldemort's right-hand helpers) cup hidden
in her vault, 5) Voldemort's snake, and 6) an unknown object which turns out to
be a tiara or mini crown. What neither Dumbledore nor Harry realize at the time
(but they find out in the 7th book) is that Harry is kind of the 7th horcrux
because his blood was used in the "resurrection" satanic ritual for
Voldemort. Each of these horcruxes have to be destroyed and destroying them
requires using something else of "magic" - a sword, a basilisk fang and
a "magical" fire are the three used.
So both Dumbledore
and Harry have each destroyed one, so 2 of those horcruxes are destroyed - the
diary destroyed with a basilisk fang, and the ring destroyed by the
"magic" sword. Which means that there are 4 or 5 left. Dumbledore
takes Harry with him to go find one of them - and they do, but Dumbledore gets
a seemingly mortal injury in the process. Right after Harry and Dumbledore
return from that expedition, Draco Malfoy (Lucius' son) disarms Dumbledore and then
Professor Snape executes the final spell (oddly, at Dumbledore's agreement with
Snape) and Voldemort's team cheers. The trio is then working to finish their
studies for the year as well as track down any of the rest of the horcruxes. Harry,
Ron and Hermoine try hard to find the sword, and the other 3 horcruxes, but
can't. Everyone goes home saddened for the lost of Dumbledore, and knowing that
the war with Voldemort is coming. They also know that next year is going to
probably be a rough one. But, they are safe and they can work as a team.
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"Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows"
> Placement
and short details: Book 7 of 8 in the Harry Potter series. This
book covers Harry's the year/9 months of Harry's seventh school year at
Hogwarts, and was also written in 1999. Harry is almost 17 years old at
the start of the book (during summer) and then turns 17 late July and goes to
school.
> Main
characters: The "muggle" relatives the Dursleys, Harry, Ron,
and Hermoine, and various professors, and Dumbledore. The other characters are
a variety of "good" wizards and witches, and "bad" wizards
and witches, as well as various members of the Hogwarts staff.
> Short
synopsis of the story: Summer is interrupted by bad news in the city -
the "news" pretends it's damage from weather disasters, but
apparently it's really Voldemort and team capturing people with magical
abilities and either forcing them to join him, or murdering them. But, for
Harry, summer is also interrupted by the OofP (Order of Phoenix), who have a
plan to get Harry to a safe place before they are attacked by Voldemort's team
again. The plan is to use some "magic" potion to make 6 of Harry's
friends look like Harry so that Voldemort's team can't kill him as they travel
to the "magic" safe location. A few of Harry's friends die in the
skirmishes. But, Harry and most of the team are safe. So, they hide out until
school starts, then Harry, Ron, Hermoine and friends go back to Hogwarts... but
after he witnesses a few attacks and hears about others, Harry decides that
he's going to drop out of school and hunt down horcruxes so that he can be
ready for the final duel with Voldemort. So, Ron and Hermoine join him. The
trio almost gets killed several times along the way, but slowly but surely they
do find and destroy each horcrux - except for Nagini (so 5 down, 1 to go). This
is about the time that they watch Snape get murdered by Voldemort so he can get
the full use of the wand back from Snape. The trio sneaks up to Snape just as
he's dying, and Snape tells them to catch the tears so they can look in the memory-viewer
and learn from what he's seen and use that info to help in their search. In the
process, they find out that Snape had been working closely with Voldemort until
Voldemort murdered Harry's mom, who was a good friend of Snape. From then on
Snape played a careful game of pretending to be good friends with Voldemort
while actually working closely with Dumbledore to get Harry ready to fight and
kill him. Snape played his role so well that Harry thought he was an enemy. Also
in that memory-viewer, Harry learns that he is the final horcrux - because of
that satanic "resurrection" ritual, and he and Voldemort sharing
blood. So, it's then that Harry realizes he must die to break that.
So, Harry goes
out into the forest to meet Voldemort and lets Voldemort zap him with the
"killing curse". And it looks like it works.... but it doesn't. You
see, because Voldemort attacked him while they shared blood (in the book's
view), all Voldemort did is break their bond between them - Harry's mom's
love-spell is what revived/ resurrected Harry. But Harry only learns that after
he is dead for a few minutes -because he sees his own imagination of what
Heaven will be like and talks to Dumbledore who explains these things, and then
Harry is back in real life, pretending to be dead - though bruised from the
attack and falling to the ground. Harry pretends to be dead all the way up
until the final battle line with Voldemort's team on one side and the Hogwarts
team on the other. Neville Longbottom, one of Harry's good friends, stands up
to Voldemort, and Voldemort tries to kill him, but is blocked by shield spells
that Harry is sending out while running around under the invisibility cloak
that he's used so often - a gift from his dad and Sirius (godfather). Harry
stays hidden until the battle goes into the castle, then Voldemort and Harry
duel... and as you probably guessed, Voldemort loses, Harry obtains the
"elder wand" that Voldemort stole from Dumbledore, and Neville kills
the snake Nagini - barely saving Ron and Hermoine, and then Voldemort finally
dies.
With Voldemort
dead and Harry possessing the "elder wand", the rest of Voldemort's
team flees. With Hogwarts in shambles from the "magic" battles, and
quite a few of Harry's friends dead - including some of the Order of
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"Harry
Potter and the Cursed Child"
> Placement
and short details: Book 8 of 8 (or sort of 8 of 7) in the Harry
Potter series. This book covers Harry and his family's adventures 19 years
after we last saw him in Hogwarts.
> Main
characters: Harry and Genny, Ron and Hermoine, and various professors, and
staff members, and Dumbledore in the picture (as well as others), etc. Also, we
see a variety of new characters as we are supposedly looking at the "next
generation" of wizards and witches, including some old nemesises that
become sort of friends - like Draco Malfoy, who now has a son of his own.
> Short
synopsis of the story: So, Harry is now 36 or so, as JK picks up with
the last scene that the 7th book ended with. It shows/describes Harry has
married Genny W (Ron's little sister) and has 3 little children - 2 boys, 1
girl. And they are taking their 2 boys to the Hogwarts Express to send them off
to Hogwarts. And, of course, they see Ron and Hermoine - who are now married,
and who have 2 little ones of their own. All four of them work at Hogwarts on staff.
They think life is good as the Hogwarts Express leaves the station... the
end... but it's clearly not the end - yet. Because what no one knew back in the
day was the Voldemort had a daughter, named Delphini Riddle, but she pretends
she's Delphini Diggory. Delphi (as her nickname is) dupes Harry's son Albus and
Dracoa's son Scorpio to steal a better time-turner from Hermoiane's office
("Ministry of Magic") so they can go back in time and "fix"
things... but what she wants to do is reverse time and have Harry killed and
Hogwarts run by her dad so she can be with him. Harry and team must go back in
time, find their children, then work up a plan to stop
... There is
simply far too much content to add to this, so I'll just post this as a
stand-alone piece. Expecting to post more soon.
~ Watching,
Preaching, Praying, your growing bro, SH with the FEDBP Ministry team.
