Essay: Quidditch World Cup in the Harry Potter series

Sample Essay

Also, the Quidditch World Cup in the Harry Potter series was full of magical gadgets such as “luminous rosettes—green for Ireland, red for Bulgaria—which were squealing the names of the players, pointed green hats bedecked with dancing shamrocks, Bulgarian scarves adorned with lions that really roared, flags from both countries which played their national anthems as they were waved; brand broomsticks, which really flew.” (Rowling, Prisoner of Azkaban, 85)

In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, a strange mortal creature shadows Hogwarts halls and turns the students to stone, resulting in the students adapting to substitute supernatural resources which are offered as irrational rather than effectual: “hidden from the teachers, a roaring trade in talismans, amulets and other protective devices was sweeping the school. Neville Long Bottom bought a large, evil-smelling green onion, a pointed purple crystal and a rotting newt tail” (Rowling, Goblet of Fire 139).

If we look around we will notice that many of these products are by now obtainable in our natural world without the help of any magic, in fact, through usual technology. With the passage of time and the increasing rate of inventions, we can see that most of these will be invented soon if they have not been invented as yet.

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