In the story, Dementors force people to relive their... - Deepstash

In the story, Dementors force people to relive their worst memories, and Harry's childhood was filled with loss, neglect, and fear, which makes him more affected by their presence than others.

This shows how individuals with traumatic pasts may have deeper emotional scars that make them more prone to negative mental health outcomes later in life. This doesn't mean that you will live a miserable life. It just means that you have to make extra effort to become stronger.

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A Romanticist who is trying to understand this world by reading books. You can also follow me on YouTube, I post there quite often.

These are the 8 hidden messages I discovered that J.K. Rowling was subtly weaving into her narrative. I hope you enjoy uncovering them as much as I did.

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