Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Manipulation

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Welcome Back There’s a time when being lost was the norm of living a life as well as being engaged to a violent reality. People fight for what they believe in, until the point in which the branches of disbelief sprouts the heavy thought that lead them chose to abandon all hope and propel them run away from their reality. However, the need to apprehend and the need to overcome stem from those who choose to fight back can make a differences in the long run of things. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, by J.K Rowling, the battle of narrative conflict correlates with the ideals of how human nature have influence the fabrication of lives in which have been entangled around by one person. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows represents …show more content…

By looking at the armed force as assets in which can be disposable for a greater cause instead of looking at them as an unpredictable union of people who could assist and aid for a common goal is interesting as today’s society there are time in which labor came as position for those who meet the requirements and those who took upon those position were no longer what they were before as they across a zone in which they are turned into pieces of pawn for a larger organization and the organization’s cause. If people were to chose, I wonder how many would chose to be a pawn for the greater good during a time period in which it was of the last option they had against other side of power. However, it's intriguing that people choices becomes the introduction of another person’s story as the decision are linked together and a similar fashion in which can be depicted by a posed question that goes “which came first the chicken or the egg?” Who can we place the blame upon when there’s a cycle in which people do not know where it begins nor where it ends? It's sad to think about the problems in which are risen by the conflict of two super power houses, however, people are left to pick up the pieces and decipher them to further allow himself/herself to accept what is left and to grow as an individual who can influence a handful of people with their story to tell and pass along their way of

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