How does Harry Potter define good vs. evil?
Is it didactic?
If it is, how?
Why is it controversial?
Is the controversy justified?

When you are forced to blast happy indie music on your headphones in order to block out the stressful sound of guns as your brother and his friend play some very non-peaceful game and you rack your brain on answering questions about a book you've read before but in a different place and all the words are the same but different at the same time, you start to realize that the hardest part is always starting at the beginning (Then you regret the fact that the beginning is the most important part).

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