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The document discusses the literary and film appeal of the Harry Potter series. It analyzes differences in perspectives between the novels and films, such as the novels using third-person limited perspective through Harry while films include more scenes without Harry from other characters' views. The document also examines how the series depicts class differentiation and racism through terms like "mudblood" and the characters representing pure-blood wizards versus muggle-born wizards like Hermione Granger and Professor Lupin.
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