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  1. In Chapter 1, why do you think the Dursleys treated Harry so poorly? How does this treatment affect Harry’s character throughout the story?
  2. In Chapter 2, why do you think Hagrid chose to reveal Harry’s magical abilities to him? How does this impact Harry’s understanding of his identity?
  3. In Chapter 3, why do you think the Sorting Hat considered placing Harry in Slytherin? How does this decision reflect the theme of choice versus destiny?
  4. In Chapter 4, why do you think Hermione is so determined to follow the rules and excel academically? How does her approach differ from Harry and Ron’s, and what does this reveal about their characters?
  5. In Chapter 5, why do you think the Mirror of Erised shows different things to different people? What does this teach us about the power of desire and the dangers of obsession?
  6. In Chapter 6, why do you think Quirrell/Voldemort chose to hide the Philosopher’s Stone in Hogwarts? How does this decision impact the overall plot and the challenges faced by Harry and his friends?
  7. In Chapter 7, why do you think Harry is willing to risk his life to protect the Philosopher’s Stone? How does this demonstrate his bravery and selflessness?
  8. In Chapter 8, why do you think Dumbledore trusts Harry with the truth about the Philosopher’s Stone? How does this decision impact Harry’s relationship with Dumbledore and his understanding of his own abilities?
  9. In Chapter 9, why do you think Neville is so forgetful and lacks confidence? How does his character development throughout the story challenge stereotypes and teach us about the power of friendship?
  10. In Chapter 10, why do you think Harry chooses to confront Quirrell/Voldemort alone in the final battle? How does this decision reflect his growth as a character and his understanding of the importance of sacrifice?