HP 7 (Deathly Hallows)
1- “It is a curious thing, Harry, but perhaps those who are best suited to power are those who have never sought it. Those who, like you, have leadership thrust upon them, and take up the mantle because they must, and find to their own surprise that they wear it well.” Harry was the leader of the operation throughout the entire novel. This vividly written and intriguing quote was indirectly targeted at him because he was given the power even though he didn't ask for it.
2- What was the point of the wizarding war? What was the cause of muggleborn prejudices? Why was Umbrige able to conjure a Patronus while interrogating muggleborns? Who was the real hero? How was death a major object of this novel? Wizards are humans, so why weren't all humans treated equally? How does this relate to the real world?
3- The Deathly Hallows created a dark and foreboding atmosphere for the readers. Even at the end of the story, there was so much death and destruction that there was no way for the audience to feel completely contented and happy with the ending. Throughout the story, characters were being tortured, maimed, and dying. No one was safe and it was overly shocking how quickly the world fell.
4- In my opinion, this was an amazing story, the best of the Harry Potter franchise. The writing was vivid and meaningful, and characters were memorable and well-crafted. J.K. Rowling gave readers the ability to get attached to the characters and the story. It was amazing that she had the ability to make us feel what the characters feel.
English<span>, </span>French<span>, </span>Spanish<span>, </span>Russian<span>, </span>Arabic<span>, and </span>Chinese<span>.</span>
What "Initiation" passage is the best example of an internal conflict? Millicent had waited a long time for his acceptance, since most. Rebellion flooded through it. "He told me to get up. Are you deaf?" . .thinking, this is starting to sound serious. Worse than a test of loyalty, this grill over the embers. What are you supposed to try anyway? "I mean, some of them thought Tracy was just a little different too, maybe you could suggest a couple of things for her."
This depends on your age and what language you are trying to learn really. Think about it this way, when you were born, how long did it take you to learn English (or your native tongue)? About five years right? This also depends on a bunch of other different factors like how much you practice, your determination, and the fluency of the language your speaking. So really there is no real definite answer because all people are different, but if I were to say, I'd say about five years...
1. Batches
2. Couches
3. Parties
4. Sandwiches
5. Bunnies
6. Dresses
7. Pies
8. Wishes
And for the description you could say something like there was a plate of sandwiches next to the cozy brown couch.
