Harry Potter Rhetorical Analysis pt2

Slajd: 1
The logos of the story shines brightest while in Ollivander's wand shop, when Harry is trying out different wands. He goes into great detail about who he has sold wands to and what has happened with them. He talks about the good and the bad done, as well as anything he found interesting about them. He is a very meticulous person.
Slajd: 2
Snape is the icon of being the constraint on the main characters. He constantly throws them off track by seeming suspicious, and he also makes the life of Harry much more difficult. He makes it harder for them to move freely and even catches on that the kids know partially what is going on as well.
Slajd: 3
The pathos of the book lies within the final act. It shows the trust between the trio during the chess game, the plant, and even the potion riddle. It shows how far they've come and that they are willing to go as far as they can to protect each other, even if they must sacrifice themselves. They are fine passing from helping Harry stop Voldemort from returning because they trust each other and trust Harry to figure out what needs to happen.

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