MindMap Gallery Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows mind map
This is a mind map about the mind map of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows". This book is the final chapter of the entire novel series, explaining the final fate of all important characters. I deeply interpreted this book from the author's introduction, introduction to the work, artistic features, and characters.
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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" learning map
About the Author
J. K. Rowling (Joanne Catherine Rowling)
Born on July 31, 1965 in Gwent, England
Graduated from the University of Exeter, UK
In June 1997, the first book in the Harry Potter series "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" was released.
Rowling created "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" and "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" in 1998 and 1999 respectively.
In 2001, the American Warner Bros. Picture Company decided to put the first part of the novel "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" on the screen.
In June 2003, she created the fifth work "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix"
The sixth "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" was released in July 2005
The final chapter "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" was released in July 2007.
On December 12, 2017, J.K. Rowling was awarded the title "Lord of Honor" by the British royal family.
She is known as the "Mother of Harry Potter". With her genius imagination, she gave birth to the world-famous little wizard Harry Potter. She also jumped from a poor and unknown "Cinderella" to a The richest writer whose wealth exceeds that of the Queen of England.
Introduction to works
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" is a novel written by British female writer J.K. Rowling. It is the seventh and final book in the fantasy novel "Harry Potter" series. The novel mainly tells the story of seventeen-year-old Harry who was supposed to continue his last year of studies at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. However, in order to complete the task left to him by the late former headmaster of the wizarding school Dumbledore to eliminate Voldemort, Harry met his friends. The story of the pursuit and interception of Voldemort and his followers, the Death Eaters, the invisibility, escape, and hardships, and finally the destruction of multiple Horcruxes and the victory over Voldemort, achieving a great victory in the wizarding world.
Artistic features
With Harry Potter as the central character, the entire book is told through Harry's own perspective, giving readers a sense of intimacy while reading.
The main characters in the book are deeply portrayed, and the secondary characters are also vivid. There is also a lot of moral content in the book. As the confrontation between justice and evil continues to become fierce and obvious, some characters face important choices, and the shadow of human nature is also revealed.
The magical story is rich in plot and compact in content, while skillfully inheriting classic European literature. These inheritances are mainly reflected in two major aspects, namely the use of motifs and the inheritance of cultural implications. Motif is perhaps the most complex concept in the field of literary research. Motif refers to basic human behaviors, mental phenomena and human concepts about the surrounding world that appear repeatedly in literary works, such as life, death, separation, love, and time. , space, seasons, oceans, mountains, night, etc. These motifs are richly reflected in the two major sources of European civilization-Greek and Roman myths and legends and the Bible.
When setting up the characters in the fairy tale, the author also adopts the technique of first suppressing and then promoting or first promoting and then suppressing, which makes the story more complicated and confusing. The typical representative is Snape.
The novel itself is also deeply realistic. The description of reality in the novel is embodied in the reality of the scene. Although Harry, the protagonist of the novel, is a symbol of heroism, Ms. Rowling did not portray Harry as an omnipotent, god-like hero. Through different scenes, the author uses Harry's own tone and thoughts to show some of his weaknesses: Harry doesn't like studying, and even sometimes becomes lazy when studying. After all, Harry will also have this and that as a growing child. The problem. Harry, who has entered adolescence, has a crush on Qiu Zhang, and Hermione has a crush on Ron. This is also a process that children will go through during adolescence.
Character image
harry potter
The only son of James Potter and Lily Potter, born on July 31, 1980, is the only person to escape the Avada Kedavra curse of his enemy Lord Voldemort, and is known as the "Boy-Who-Lived" ". Despite his troubled childhood and the truly traumatic experiences, Harry Potter always showed his own noble self-confidence, strong courage, fearless kingly qualities, and natural leadership temperament. Harry is observant and expressive, but he inevitably feels anxious and helpless inside. He is a living Harry Potter with a mixture of self-confidence and low self-esteem. Character traits: Brave, perseverant, caring, responsible, and self-sacrificial. He has the qualities of a fearless king and the temperament of a natural leader.
Hermione Granger
She appears as a smart girl who loves to delve into academics and knows everything, and sometimes seems dictatorial. Her knowledge proves useful in many of their adventures. Hermione soon became the smartest student in her year at Hogwarts. Not only did she know the answer to every question, but she also remembered the content of every book she read and was willing to share her knowledge with others. Therefore, she earned the nickname "Gryffindor Know-It-All" soon after her school career began. She became famous throughout the school because she actively raised her hand to answer questions in every class and enjoyed doing so. Character characteristics: smart, brave, loving and righteous, and loyal.
Ron Weasley
He is Harry's best friend at Hogwarts. The Weasley family is an ancient pure-blood family, and they all have flaming red hair. Ron's father was an employee of the Department for the Prohibition of Misuse of Muggle Supplies of the Ministry of Magic. His salary was not high and he had many children. Therefore, Ron's family was not wealthy and most of the things he owned were second-hand. He cared about this very much. He and Harry were close friends, eventually married Hermione, and became colleagues with Harry in the Ministry of Magic. Personality traits: Kind nature, principled in doing things, too straightforward
Dumbledore
The former headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Harry's friend and mentor, he died just before the story of this book begins. Dumbledore was extremely wise and far-sighted, and made careful arrangements to help Harry complete his mission, but he was also very mysterious, and Harry doubted his wisdom because of this. Attacks on Dumbledore's character and achievements appear throughout the book. Dumbledore founded the Order of the Phoenix, an organization of wizards dedicated to resisting Voldemort. Character traits: wise, kind, gentle, with a good grasp of human nature, and excellent insight
Severus Snape
A teacher at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry after Dumbledore. He has an unfathomable personality and is harsh and mean to Harry's Gryffindor house. He is a spy sent by the Order of the Phoenix to the Death Eaters. He also served as Voldemort's spy when he was young. After the death of Albus Dumbledore, Voldemort took control of the wizarding world. In the end he was killed by Voldemort's serpent Nagini. Before he died, he asked Harry to look at him in order to see Lily's eyes again, because he loved Lily deeply until the moment he died. Character traits: dedicated, gloomy, harsh, cold, unfathomable, very persistent in love
Voldemort
His original name is Tom Marvolo Riddle, the villain of the story, the leader of the extremely pure-blood terrorist organization "Death Eaters", who extremely rejects Muggles, Muggle-born wizards "Mudbloods" and descendants of wizards who cannot cast magic. (Squib), the initiator of the two wizard wars. Known as "the most dangerous dark wizard in history", most people dare not say this name, and this name was later protected by a spell. He was the murderer of Harry's parents. When Harry's mother was killed, the magic was rebounded by the power of love, his body was exploded, and part of Harry's soul entered Harry's body. Character traits: Loneliness, desire for understanding, fear of death, cruelty and greed
Draco Malfoy
Harry Potter's classmate at Hogwarts and a student of Slytherin House. Hates and despises Muggles and Muggle-born wizards, calling them "Mudbloods". The leader of the Slytherin students at the same level as Harry, and also Harry's nemesis in school, he once accepted Voldemort's order and tried to kill Dumbledore, and suffered a mental breakdown due to fear and conscience deep inside. Later, due to disarming Dumbledore, Snape succeeded Dumbledore as the holder of the Elder Wand when Snape killed Dumbledore. Character traits: arrogant, competitive, face-saving, and a spoiled child
death eaters
A member of Voldemort's party, his body (left arm) is branded with the Dark Mark, and he is proficient in black magic (partly taught by the Dark Lord).
Muggle
In "Harry Potter", all people who do not know magic and do not believe in magic are called Muggles. Represents non-magical humans, ordinary people in everyday life.