Comparing Jesus Christ and Harry Potter as Heroes

If there are two recognizable names somewhere in the world, it must be Harry Potter and the other must be Jesus Christ. On the other hand, Harry Potter is known as the protagonist of the best-selling Harry Potter series written by JK Rowling. During his stay at Hogwarts School of Magic, he encountered various trials and sufferings. Millions of children and adults around the world read seven books and their popularity is obvious when the four books in the series are on the New York Times bestseller list (Brown 32).

J. K. Rowling is the author of the Harry Potter series which started in 1997 with Harry Potter and Sorcerer's Stone. The main character of the book, Harry Potter was a seemingly ordinary child, and on his 11th birthday he found out he was a wizard. He received training to become a wizard at Hogwarts School of Magic. These books are a constant struggle between good and evil. Harry used his magic to defend his friends and to defeat the enemy. - Joanne Rowling is often called JK Rowling and has influenced the art of literature and movies until today. Her books, the Harry Potter series continue to plague people who are willing to pick up books. Even in elementary school girls in St. Michael's Church in England, in the heart of Miss Rolling, writing love is also eye-catching.

There will be good and evil like Harry Potter in countless stories. There are also heroes. John Wayne, Captain Kirk, and even the first Harry - not the lonely hero of the previous generation - dirty Harry. Potter is fine but cooperates with the brain but takes action. Harry Potter's mentor and friend not only support him, he is also a collaborator, and is a necessary condition for his success. "System" is not necessarily an enemy, and conversely it is necessary to learn rules in order to succeed.

Harry Potter of J. K. Rowling and the magician's stone, Hero Harry is a contemporary hero of today. Clearly, Harry is a hero, using Joseph Campbell's "Hero Tour" on his novel "a thousand face hero". In Campbell's book he breaks up the stories of multiple heroes from myths and modernity (from Odysseus to Luke Skywalker) to several steps that each hero takes throughout the journey. Just as Campbell proved Odysseus, I follow Harry's story about Odyssey's story, as Edith Hamilton indicated Harry as her hero in her article "myth". Is the same. Harry Potter's story is a common story of good and evil, goodness and evil in the story are obvious. Harry's opponent Voldemort is trying to kill Harry, because their prediction is predicted that another element of the myth is "they can not survive when they survive."