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The Half Blood Prince Summary And Analysis

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The movie has great animations and special effects and it makes the imagination run wild and make believe in everything it sees. It’s like you are waiting for the next scene until it reaches the ending. All in the world of witchcraft and wizardly knows that Harry Potter is right all along. The Dark Lord is bark lord summoned the Death Eaters and starting to spread darkness. Albus Dumbledore knows what is about to come so he is instructing Harry on what to do, anything but cryptic. Harry rejoins his two best friends, Ron and Thermion, and went back to their school in Hogwarts’s for their 6th year. Everything seems back to normal except for additional protection, new professor of potions making. Horace Slug horn is the new teacher who wants the …show more content…

Potter attended and left with a potions making book that’s worn out and old. Whom he found very useful and owned by “The Half-Blood Prince”, as written on its first page. Harry starts to ponder on his feelings for his best friend’s sister, Ginny weasels. But still act evasive and cautions about it, which always makes everything very awkward. Ron, Harry’s best friend though, found a superficial relationship with a schoolmate named lavender. It didn’t last long though. Ron, sick because of drinking the wrong potion, lies in the bed unconsciously. He speaks of Harmon’s name, over and over while he’s asleep. Which made everything clear and lavender gave up and walked away hurt Draco Malfoy was instructed by …show more content…

It brought out loyalty at different points. Harry Potter became attached to Dumbledore, thus, the loyalty until the end. Draco and Severus to Voldemort, Ron to Hermione, and Ron and Hermione to Harry.Attachment to an intimidating headmaster who opened up to let Harry in and guided him in very important to step. Attachment to a powerful and horrifying Dark Lord and Draco’s parent’s both being the Dark Lord’s

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