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What did Harry Potter teach you?

Harry Potter teaches me that love defeats even the greatest evil.
 loonylovegood7 posted over a year ago
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lilylunapotter6 said:
Harry Potter taught me bravery, courage and love for family and friends. It taught me how to deal with a loss and to be thankful for what we have. It taught me to remember that there are worse things than death and that friends and family always come before power. Harry Potter has taught and still teaches many to this day to never give up even if everyone else has (and you are standing alone) and to always fight for what is right even if you are afraid. Knowledge is power and so is kindness, dedication, and bravery. Not to say that I haven't also been taught some wise pointers from Dumbledore :-). If you or a loved one dies fighting for the right cause then be proud of it. you/your family (children) will understand what you/they died for. This is not to say that you/they will not at one point have a sense of "Oh, why did he/she have to save the world? I just want him/her back!" , but you/they will understand what they/you have died for and will keep that in the back of their minds. As the amazing Remus Lupin once said, "He will soon understand what his parents died for." when Harry asks what about Teddy (their son).
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Harry Potter taught me bravery, courage and love for family and friends. It taught me how to deal with a loss and to be thankful for what we have. It taught me to remember that there are worse things than death and that friends and family always come before power. Harry Potter has taught and still teaches many to this day to never give up even if everyone else has (and you are standing alone) and to always fight for what is right even if you are afraid. Knowledge is power and so is kindness, dedication, and bravery. Not to say that I haven't also been taught some wise pointers from Dumbledore :-). If you or a loved one dies fighting for the right cause then be proud of it. you/your family (children) will understand what you/they died for. This is not to say that you/they will not at one point have a sense of "Oh, why did he/she have to save the world? I just want him/her back!" , but you/they will understand what they/you have died for and will keep that in the back of their minds. As the amazing Remus Lupin once said, "He will soon understand what his parents died for." when Harry asks what about Teddy (their son).
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rachfrog said:
it taught me to believe in magic and that love is very powerful
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