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  • @Hrishikeshan | Who is the most under appreciated Character in Harry Potter according to you and why?
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    "When he realized the true horror of Voldemort's plans, especially his use of Horcruxes, Regulus didn't just walk away. He actively worked against Voldemort. And he did it alone, knowing he wouldn't survive. He was the first person to figure out the secret of Voldemort's immortality. And he sacrificed himself to make sure that the locket Horcrux could one day be destroyed. Unlike many other heroes in the series, he never got credit. No fame, no glory. Just a quite tragic end."
    2 min
  • @lhnath | Why do you think Indian literary works are not as popular as their western counterparts even in the Indian market? What can we do to promote it?
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    "They're all over the world. I shouldn't say all over the world. They're throughout the world. So what is the point? The message, the simple message of Christ is that he came to earth. He grew up with a mission. He was born of a virgin because he's from God. He's the Son of God. And if you read the Bible, there's God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Not three gods."
    15 min
  • @Sazid | Who is the most under appreciated Character in Harry Potter according to you and why?
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    "For me, Hagrid is one of the lesser appreciated characters in the Harry Potter universe. He is one of the first people to genuinely care for Harry irrespective of his birthright or his prophetic existence. He is one of the kindest and most reliable characters in there. And his kindness and empathy goes beyond Harry or the other students. Being the official gamekeeper of Hogwarts, he cares for all the animals under his under his wings like Bugbeak and Aragog."
    3 min
  • @Shivam312005 | Is literature an art of expression?
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    "It tell about the society, the culture, the history. Most importantly, it also help to preserve the history, which is very unique. It also help encouraging the imagination. It put influence and make shifts in people perspectives and add value to things. And that was any art form do. So to follow up this question, yes, I do think that literature is a very important and very convenient way to express our emotion in a form of art. Thank you."
    2 min
  • @AbhisaarSingh09 | Is literature an art of expression?
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    "Literature is considered an art of expression because it uses language to convey thoughts, emotions, and experiences. Through forms like novel, poems, plays, and essays, writers express his personal perspective, reflect on society, and explore universal themes. By employing literary devices such as symbolism, metaphor, literature evokes imagination and emotional responses in reader it serves not only as a means of storytelling but also as a powerful tool for social commentary and self expression."
    2 min
  • @bahaarsharma | Is literature an art of expression?
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    "Yes. Literature is indeed an art of expression. More than just medium of words. It's like a mirror that reflects human experiences. A writer unravels and expresses his emotions, thoughts and perspectives into his pen. So literature actually breathes out life into human emotions. Where some express love. And like we have Rome and Juliet by Shakespeare or the Orwell's 1984, it envisions a dystopian future. So every page is an echo of the mind's restless wanderings."
    2 min
  • @anushka_deb | Is literature an art of expression?
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    "Literature is indeed an art of expression as it utilizes language to convey thoughts, emotions, ideas, and experiences, and providing a platform for writers to express themselves, share their perspectives, and connect with readers through creative language use, subjective interpretation, emotional resonance, and cultural and historical context. Literature enjoys imaginative and innovative appeals to evoke emotions such as empathy and understanding in users."
    1 min
  • @Anshive_Singh07 | Is literature an art of expression?
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    "Yes, literature is indeed an art of expression. It is a powerful medium through which writers convey emotions, thoughts, and ideas. Just like painting or music, literature allows individuals to express their creativity and imagination. Through poetry, prose, and drama, writers capture human experiences, social issues, and philosophical reflections. Moreover, literature provides a voice to the unheard, giving form to unspoken thoughts and suppressed emotions. It bridges gaps between cultures, fostering understanding and unity."
    1 min
  • @Aditya7Singhal | Is literature an art of expression?
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    "Yes. Literature is an art of expression as it involves thoughts, emotions, ideas and experiences through written language. As we express our art, literature uses creative techniques such as symbols, metaphors and narratives to invoke meanings that connect us with audience on a deeper level. Our poetries, our dramas. Literature serves as powerful medium for personal and society expressions."
    1 min

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