"Potteriana" is a series of books and films about a young wizard named Harry Potter. And although the first part of the future epic came out eighteen years ago, back in 1997, since then the popularity of the entire cycle has not diminished at all, it has only grown, gaining new fans. The quotes from Harry Potter - just a children's fairy tale, as ill-wishers like to say - amaze with the depth of utterance, wisdom and meaning.
Children's tale of serious things
The first part of Harry Potter - The Philosopher's Stone - is not for nothing equated to fairy tales: it has a lot of magic, many miracles, happy coincidences and the absolute victory of the bright side over evil. But calling the whole series a child's fiction is not entirely correct: starting from the third book, the author, Joan K. Rowling, writes about more serious things. In her works, although there is enough space for good and happiness, betrayal appears, many obstacles to the goal, death. Despite the fact that all this is viewed through the prism of the magical world, it is difficult to call these matters childish. Not only the light, but also the dark side displays "Harry Potter". Quotes from books are becoming more serious: instead of the comic "What happened (...) is the strictest secret. It is not surprising that the whole school knows about it" the thoughtful appears "The consequences of all our actions are too complex and diverse, so it’s really difficult to predict the future "
"Do not ask if you do not want to hear a lie"
"The Prisoner of Azkaban" (the third part of "Potteriana") is a book with which the growing up of the series begins to be felt. But it’s worth paying tribute, although quotes from “Harry Potter” make you think with each new work both about the essence of the cycle and about life's ups and downs, in principle, sometimes incredible humor sparkles in them, bright against the background of dark events. And the immutable generators of this fun, of course, are the Weasley twins.
Definitely not fools - Dred and Forge
Fred and George Weasley in the Harry Potter books are secondary heroes. These are the older brothers of Harry's best friend, Ron. But their sense of humor and pranks do not allow them to remain in the shade - these are unforgettable characters. And most of all, they showed themselves, oddly enough, in the largest and most sad part - "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." The quotes from there are very thoughtful, the whole book can be literally sorted out by utterances. And against the background of this wisdom, drawn from bitter experience, the twins appear, shining with witty phrases and all kinds of pampering.
The clouds are gathering
But, as already mentioned, even Fred and George Weasley are unable to completely moderate the sadness of the Order of the Phoenix. But this also has its own advantage - it is this part that is filled with unforgettable statements by the director of Hogwarts. Dumbledore's quotes from Harry Potter are a whole different story. They are always very accurate, incredibly faithful and imbued with real genuine wisdom. Dumbledore said that death is just "another adventure", of course, for a "highly organized mind." He argued that the character trait does not determine a person, only "his choice". In the most difficult situation, Dumbledore could maintain sanity and formulate a sad result, that in the end "pain is a human destiny."
Just as conversations with the school principal clarified Harry's mind and showed him his path, the monologues of Albus, the great man, and the reader are affected. The quotes from Harry Potter apply to our lives. Of course, a book about magic, magic that is not in the real world, but is it really a fiction that "understanding is the first thing to be done to accept what has happened"? Or is there no quarrel in the outside world simply because everyone is stubborn in his belief that only his words are important, that they are "much more important than everything that the other thinks of"?
Life, death and love
The quotes from Harry Potter are very vital. Because the essence of the book is not at all in magic and in the victory of good over evil. Its meaning is reduced to love. This is the power that Harry possessed and which was inaccessible to Voldemort, the main antagonist of the series, Potter's worst enemy. Love helped Harry survive more than once. She pushed him to crazy actions, which eventually became part of the salvation of his loved ones. Thanks to love, humanity was preserved. After all, in the final analysis it is “a force that is both more wonderful and more terrible than death than the human mind, than the forces of nature. (...) Perhaps it is also the most mysterious of all treasures. (...)” And we call this
power love.