Harry Potter: The clearest shepherd magic

There is Ton From the talismans in the world of magicians “Harry Potter”, all (who is clearly) doing large things. Some, such as “Expelliarmus”, will disarm your enemy in the battle. Meanwhile, “ACCIO” calls for you, “Wingardium Leviosa” makes things float, “Alohomora” opens (most) closed doors, and “Avada Kedavra” will kill a charming or developing processor immediately. (Not everything Cute – Good Opinions, and I was never.)

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Besides all the talismans, there is a complete set of magic creatures in the world of magicians, and the darker among them are dementia: the ghouls with the soul, the unknown identity guarding the isolated isolated prison. The only way to support dementia is to use your beneficiaries, and unlike most talismans, the magic Patronus is completely unique to every witch and processor that uses them. Take, for example, the named boy who lived, Harry Potter (played in the concession of the original movie of Daniel Radcliffe). Take care, as he learns in The third book and the film, “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”, “ It is the deer, who honors his late father James Potter. (James, during his time at the Hugors School of Magic and therapist, was a secret and can turn into the will.)

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Another important thing about the magic of Patronus, is that it is so advanced that it does not require only magic and power – it requires a specific intention when throwing it. (This is a common feature between some of the higher-level talismans; in the version of the book “Harry Potter and The Count of Fire,” Hugors defense against Professor Dark Arts Alastor “MAD-EYE” tells his students that there is a need for there to be what reduces this, as he wanders to bleed them. Happy memories To provide talismans, because the sheep feed on despair. They can only be defeated by joy. Depending on the strength of the witch or therapist, and the happiness of their memory, you can either produce an “non -university” beneficiary, which means it is just a blow of silver smoke, or a “physical” shepherd, which appears as an animal (such as the Il Harry).

So, wait – why Harry learns such an advanced magic early in the narration of the “Harry Potter” epic?