What is a key motive for many of Harry Potter's actions?
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The key motive for many of harry potter's actions were because of the saying "neither can live while the other survives"
In the "Harry Potter" series by J.K Rowling, Harry's main motive is saving the world, both muggle and wizarding. Since birth, he has been seen as the only hope, the one and only person to kill Voldemort. Voldemort looks to tear apart not only the wizarding world, but the muggle world as well. This means that everyone that Harry cares about is in danger, and this threat motivates him to want to stop Voldemort. In the books, it is shown that Harry cares very much for his friends, but not as much for himself. He doesn't want to be 'The Boy Who Lived', and actually hates the fame and the expectations placed upon him. But it is the knowledge that he is the only person who can kill Voldemort, that if he doesn't his friends and his world will be torn apart, that really motivates him to keep going and fighting. At least, that's my opinion! :) ;
Harry Potter's actions are primarily motivated by his connection to Voldemort, as highlighted in the phrase "neither can live while the other survives," and his loyalty to his friends. This drives him to confront dark forces and fight for the safety of those he loves. Overall, his fate and relationships shape his journey and decisions in the story.
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