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  • @Swami_Aravind | Who is the most under appreciated Character in Harry Potter according to you and why?
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    "As a witch is much less than her role as a mother. Her role is like a very real, realistic character. I feel like among where other characters shine because of their prowess in their wizardry and witchcraft, she shines more because of her role as a mother and how she takes care of these kids and how she handles Harry. I feel she's very underappreciated."
    2 min
  • @jaryalarshita | The road not taken
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    "Poetry has a unique way of speaking to our hearts, making us feel emotions we didn't know we had. For me, that poem was the Road Not Taken by Robert Frost. At first, it seemed like a simple traveler standing at a crossroad, choosing between two paths. But when I read again, I realized it wasn't just about a walk in the woods. It was about life."
    1 min
  • @kamliii | Who is the most under appreciated Character in Harry Potter according to you and why?
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    "Hello. I think Madame Pomfret is one of the most underappreciated characters. She is mostly present in the backgrounds but she is of a lot of significance to the plot. She is efficient and she heals and deals with life threatening injuries and moreover she she is such a calm and collected presence throughout the series as a character. Her caring and nurturing side was my particular favorite."
    2 min
  • @shivm.gtm | The Merchant
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    "And, yeah, it has given me a really vast exposure to the entire dynamic of the old world, as Shakespeare has described in his play really well about how the characters were in their own context."
    1 min
  • @wakeup_daksh | Romeo and Juliet
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    "A book that made a deep impact on my life is Romeo and Juliet. It changed my perspective on how humans perceive love and sacrifice for love for each other. The story of Romeo and Juliet penetrated through my heart. It was kind of very chilling, and it kind of, you know, touch touched every inch of my soul. So I was really inspired by this story. Thank you very much."
    1 min
  • @Bamboo | Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
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    "And how if our emotions and our morality or immorality was separated into two entities or two identities separate from each other and not deeply intertwined, how gruesomely ruthless the conclusion might have been. It changed my perspective of the world, to be honest."
    1 min
  • @mridulO6 | Man's search for meaning
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    "A book named Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl profoundly impacted me. It taught me resilience through suffering, emphasizing purpose over pain. Frankl's experience in concentration showed how mindset shapes reality. His philosophy, logotherapy, helped me to find meaning in struggles, transforming my perspective on hardships and personal growth."
    1 min
  • @harshitamudgal | Who is the most under appreciated Character in Harry Potter according to you and why?
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    "If I had to name the most underappreciated character in the Harry Potter series it would undoubtedly be Remus Lupin. Think about it. Lupin was one of the most brilliant defense against the Dark Arts Professor Hogwarts ever had. Yet he was forced to resign simply because of what he was, which is a werewolf. He fought in both wizarding wars losing everything. His friends, his dignity, even a sense of belonging. And still he never let bitterness define him."
    2 min
  • @RamaD_21 | Who is the most under appreciated Character in Harry Potter according to you and why?
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    "But the moment he realized what Voldemort truly was when he saw how Kreacher, his family's house self, was treated, something in him broke. He was just a teenager, but he decided to stand against the most powerful dark wizard of all the time. And he did it alone. He figured out Voldemort's secret before Dumbledore did. He stole the locket, hot drugs, knowing it would cost him his life and left Kreacher with the impossible task of destroying it."
    2 min

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