Moral and Philosophical reading of Harry Potter

Moral and Philosophical reading of Harry Potter: How does the concept of ‘evil breeds evil’ unfold in Harry Potter? What is the significance of Harry being one of the Horcruxes?

The trio , Hermione , Ron and Harry is an archetype of friendship. Harry's sacrificial act of willingly walking in to his own death demonstrates human agency and individual decision ma of the highest order. Harry's loyalty to Dumbledore and emotional strength is severally tested. Friendship established in the world and how it involves mutual loyalty and honesty as well as moral support.Harry accept his death ,he is not like Voldemort.Harry consider as immortal because he accept the reality of life that is ultimate Death. Each and Every character teach some moral values of life. Lucius Malfoy taught us that money will only let you choose your form of misery. Dumble Dolores Umbridge taught us that education should never have a political agenda. Harry taught us that our choices make us different from others.Harry’s inheritance morality taught Harry to don't be like voldemort.

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