Khác biệt giữa bản sửa đổi của “Harry Potter dành cho Muggle/Truyện/Hòn Đá Phù Thủy/Chương 6”

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== Analysis ==
 
Harry's journey to a new life and an unknown future begins aboard the Hogwarts Express. Although he will have to periodically return the Dursleys' home until he is an adult, Harry's emotional ties to the Muggle world are now forever broken; it is likely that Harry will rarely, if ever, re-enter his former Muggle life once he turnsbecomes seventeenof legal age (at age 17), permanently leaving it, and his family, behind. On the train, Harry makes many new friends, though most seem drawn by their curiosity to meet someone so famous. Ron and Harry, being the same age, immediately bond with one another, and Ron, generally unimpressed by Harry's celebrity, provides information about Wizards, while Harry shares much about Muggles. Ron will continually guide Harry (and later Hermione) about general Wizard life. Harry is also reacquainted with Draco Malfoy, the snobbish boy from Diagon Alley, and meets his equally unpleasant companions, Crabbe and Goyle. By spurning Draco's offer of friendship, if it can be considered that, Harry becomes Draco's primary enemy at Hogwarts. Draco's condescending manner toward Ron and his family also gives us a closer glimpse into the lineage-related prejudice which plagues the wizard world, and is an obsession to Voldemort and many of his followers.
 
Hermione Granger, making her first appearance in the series, is portrayed as a true grind – a girl whose "know-it-all" attitude is off-putting and winning her few, if any, friends, though she is likely far less confident than she hopes to appear. Harry and Ron instantly dislike her...though not as they dislike the anti-Trio—Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle—who they immediately despise.