Harry Potter

Matthew Rodriguez
9/24/18
Period 6

What happens in this scene of Harry Potter is that Harry and is family go to the zoo. They are looking at the snake exhibit and trying to wake the snake up. Harry defending the snake tells them to stop knocking on the glass. Once they leave he talks to the snake saying how it must feel bad with people knocking on the window everyday.  The snake then nods his head as a reply to Harry. Harry is now talking to the snake about not knowing their parents relating to the snake that was bred in captivity. That’s when his brother comes and knocks him over and says “look what the snake is doing”. That’s when Harry uses his wizard powers to make the glass not be there and he would fall in. The snake then leaves and thanks Harry. This scene shows supernatural aid because it shows Harry’s power as a wizard. It’s show what Harry can do and what he is capable of. This shows the beginning of Harry’s power.

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