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The Chamber Of Secrets Research Paper

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The new events that were added that Harry found a cat that was killed in the hallway while he was on his way to his room and he was blamed for the death of the cat after he was found beside the cat, Another event that was added was that Harry listened to a voice while he was eating at the grand hall that kept saying ‘’the chamber of secrets has been opened’’ and Harry wanted to know what was the Chamber of Secrets was so he told his friend Ron and they both went to investigate . The plot twist that happened in the middle of the story was that Harry and his friends want to find out what is the Chamber of Secrets is and wanted to close it so they went to tell the professors and they said that “ the chamber has been closed since the school began.

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