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Looking for some help). Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia. Question 1) What " pictures " does the author create in your mind? Describe them. Question 2) Are there situations in the story where you would have acted differently than one of the characters? Describe what you would have done. Question 3) If you could ask the author one question, what would it be? Why do you want to know this? ( Will Mark Brainliest) Please only respond if you have read this book. ​

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Q1:

Harry Potter -- Rowling creates 'pictures' of a wondrous world filled with magic, one that is mysterious and interesting. Just from looking at the cover pictures of the series, in my mind, I see a world that is full of adventure and excitement, as well as possible danger.  

Q2:

Harry Potter -- Yes, for instance in the Deathly Hallows, Ron abandons Harry and Hermione. If I were Ron, I would not have done the same. Since the wizarding world is even more dangerous with Voldemort gaining power, Ron should have stayed with his friends. What kind of best friend would abandon the other? If I were Ron, I would have stayed to protect Harry and Hermione, who are his best friends.

Q3:

Harry Potter -- If I could ask Rowling one question, it would be: "What did Dumbledore really see in the Mirror of Erised?" I would like to know this because the answer that Dumbledore gave Harry, "I see myself holding a pair of thick woolen socks" doesn't somehow ring true. I would like to know more about Dumbledore's backstory, as well as what a man like him, who seems 'untouchable' could possibly wish for.

These are only the Harry Potter answers. Please list your questions for Narnia separately (too much to fit in one).