He taught me that i can withstand anything with the power of love. When most of the wizarding world thought he was a joke (because he believed Voldemort was back) He did not back down. He alisema he believed Voldemort was alive and stuck to it. He did not care who laughed at him, who believed him and who did not because he knew Hermione and Ron were standing kwa him, too. He taught me sheer willpower.
He taught me to take responsibility. It is not always about what i want au need. It about what is right. What is right for the ones i care about. He taught me to put others first, because I am not the only one who is important in this world. Everyone is individually important.
He taught me that upendo and friendship is the greatest power of all. He taught me that if wewe have love, then wewe need no greater power. He taught me that the power of the elder wand is useless because in the end, so much power will only destroy you.
In our life, the Elder Wand is everything we desire. We never get enough of our desires, and we never should. Harry taught me that.
And of course, He taught me that losing someone hurts, but mourning them for an entire lifetime wont do wewe any good. wewe have to be strong, and songesha on because if wewe truly cared for the one wewe Lost and they truly cared back, that is what they would want.
Harry Potter taught us that true strength comes from upendo ♥.
2. Ronald Bilius Weasley:
Ron taught me that wewe are never just a side-kick. Ron taught me that no matter how people see you, no matter how much they laugh and say "It's just that poor kid who goes around following Potter!" wewe must never leave your best friend's side, because their friendship is what is important, not who stands in the middle.
Ron taught me to let them all talk bad about me, Ron taught me how to withstand it, because in the end even Ron turned out a great Hero.
Ron taught me that wewe always lead your own story.
Ron taught me the best sarcasm. Ron taught me how to brighten up a dark and gloomy situation.
Ron Weasley taught me that we wont live forever, so we should enjoy the ride of life ♥.
3. Hermione Jean Granger:
Hermione taught me that vitabu and cleverness is not everything. Hermione taught me that being emotional is not a bad thing. She taught me that my emotions are an important part of me, and i should never keep them berried in. She taught me that feeling sensitivity for others is an amazing trait, no matter what people say. Feeling not sympathy, but empathy for others shows them wewe care, but when wewe take action to make them feel better that takes it to a whole new level. Hermione taught me that sometimes it is good to take on that level, and sometimes it isn't. She taught me that i can do anything once i put my mind to it.
Hermione Granger taught me that I already knew every sentence in this makala before i picked up "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" and that i just needed to look a little deeper ♥.
What did the Golden Trio teach you?
--xharrypotterx ♥
I was asked to do this kwa lorythefangirl after I responded to her earlier one.
Pros
1. Most of them did believe they were choosing the winning side at the time
2. They would likely be killed if they refused, au otherwise punished.
3. If they come from old pureblood families which share the Death Eaters' beliefs, joining up would help maintain family harmony
4. If they're naturally malicious it gives them an opportunity to kill and torture
Cons
1. Most people wouldn't want to be forced to murder. They might be pushed beyond their own limits, e.g. Draco Malfoy.
2. They'd get imprisoned in Azkaban if caught, au could be killed in self-defence
3. Leaving isn't an option once you're in
4. After they lost, those who'd survived would lose favour even if they avoided punishment
5. Voldemort doesn't seem to be a nice boss
6. It's a story really, and in most stories, the bad guys do end up losing and being punished.
Pros
1. Most of them did believe they were choosing the winning side at the time
2. They would likely be killed if they refused, au otherwise punished.
3. If they come from old pureblood families which share the Death Eaters' beliefs, joining up would help maintain family harmony
4. If they're naturally malicious it gives them an opportunity to kill and torture
Cons
1. Most people wouldn't want to be forced to murder. They might be pushed beyond their own limits, e.g. Draco Malfoy.
2. They'd get imprisoned in Azkaban if caught, au could be killed in self-defence
3. Leaving isn't an option once you're in
4. After they lost, those who'd survived would lose favour even if they avoided punishment
5. Voldemort doesn't seem to be a nice boss
6. It's a story really, and in most stories, the bad guys do end up losing and being punished.
