Harry James Potter is the titular character and the protagonist of J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. The books cover seven years in the life of the lonely orphan who, on his eleventh birthday, learns he is a wizard. He attends Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to learn magic. Under the guidance of the kind headmaster Albus Dumbledore, Harry discovers that he is already famous throughout the wizarding world, and that his fate is...
When Harry doesn't respond to Aunt Marge's question, Uncle Vernon raises his ...
Harry under his invisibility clock is trying to sneak off to Hogsmeade. Fred ...
Hermione distracts the warewolf just before it strikes Harry in the past by d...
Dobby pays Harry a visit in the infirmary where he confesses to being the cau...
Harry moves to locate what he thinks Voldermort is after. Hermione tries to c...
Hermione, pushing Harry to prepare for the next challenge, manages to aggrava...
Harry is tired and short because Hermione keeps pushing he and Ron to prepare...
Everyone else having gone to town, Harry spends the afternoon talking with Pr...
Based on the clue Harmione was to give them before she was petrified, Ron and...
Hermione points out that the three headed beast was standing on a trapped door.
Professor Dumbledore why Professor Quirrell disintegrated when Harry touch him.
Harry checks out the surroundings of the place Professor Moody has bought him.
After preventing Harry from slipping off grounds in his invisibility clock Ge...
Buckbeak intervenes just in time to keep Lupin, as the warewolf, from strikin...
The Waitress stands by Harry's table at the dinner and smiles while she talks.
Harry and Hermione have slipped bach in time. As they watch themselves in Hag...
Harry's been wringing his hands for weeks to find a solution to his next chal...
Hagrid provides a glimpse of the first challenge to assists Harry's preparati...
Cho levitates a fellow student but breaks her concentration when Harry comes ...
As Harry and Sirius gaze at Hogwarts, Harry exhibits wisdom well beyond his y...
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