When I posted last time, I had finished HP and the Prisoner of Azkaban, since then, I have started and finished HP and the Goblet of Fire. To be totally honest, I didn't like this book as much as the others, I'm not entirely sure why, but it doesn't seem to have the same quality as the first three. Anyway, for this post I'm going to describe the best and worst characteristics of the main character. First off, the main character is Harry Potter, (as told by the titles of every single book). His best characteristic is either that he has great problem-solving abilities or that he very kind, his problem-solving abilities are evident when he tries to get past the Hungarian Horn-tail, and despite being forced into an incredibly difficult situation, he came up with a solution that allowed him to win the event and continue. His kindness is present when they're in the last event and he tries to share the victory with Cedric, "Harry looked from Cedric to the cup. For one shining moment, he saw himself emerging from the maze, holding it. Ge saw himself holding the Triwizard Cup aloft, heard the roar of the crowd, saw Cho's face shining with admiration, more clearly than he ever seen it before ... and then the picture faded, and he found himself staring at Cedric's shadowy, stubborn face. 'Both of us,' Harry said. 'What?' 'We'll take it at the same time. It's still a Hogwarts victory. We'll tie for it.'" On he other hand, his worst characteristic is also his kindness, which is evident when Cedric got killed because Harry tried to get a tie so that edric could also win. I wish I could relate this to myself, but it would be like, "hey, remember that time I was a wizard?" So instead I'll just say my nest and worst qualities. My best quality would probably be my intelligence, my worst would either be my extreme laziness or my short temper. If you have any suggestions about other series I might like, put them in the comments section, thank you and goodbye.
(this was supposed to be posted on 4/28)
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