Many of your favorite fictions are more related than you thought.

1. HARRY
POTTER
A B R I E F O V E R V I E W A N D I T S S I M I L A R I T I E S
T O O T H E R F I C T I O N S T O R I E S
May
contain
spoilers

2. OBJECTIVES
W H AT I WA N T F R O M Y O U AT T H E E N D

3. 1.To have the students fully grasp the
novel and its story;
2.To understand and appreciate
literature like “Harry Potter”;
3.To be aware on how fiction actually
relate to each other; and
4.To find possible similarities with
other fiction stories.

4. VIRAL VIDEOS
Harry Potter in
99 Seconds
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=y57sYHIDP_Y

5. VIRAL VIDEOS
Potter Puppet
Pals: The
Mysterious Ticking
Noise
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=Tx1XIm6q4r4

6. DO YOU KNOW
THEM?

7. WHAT IS
HARRY POTTER?
WRITTEN BY BRITISH AUTHOR J.K.
ROWLING, HARRY POTTER IS A SERIES OF
FANTASY NOVELS AND ONE OF THE BEST
STORIES IN LITERATURE HISTORY,
GARNERING AWARDS LIKE THE FASTEST-
SELLING BOOKS IN HISTORY AND BEST-
SELLING BOOK SERIES IN HISTORY. THE
SERIES WAS ALSO ADAPTED INTO AN
EIGHT-PART FILM SERIES, AND HAS A
PLAY NAMED HARRY POTTER AND THE
CURSED CHILD, WHICH ROWLING CO-
WROTE. BY THE YEAR 2016, THE VALUE
OF THE HARRY POTTER FRANCHISE WAS
ESTIMATED AT $25 BILLION MAKING IT
ONE OF THE HIGHEST-GROSSING MEDIA
FRANCHISES OF ALL TIME.

8. BUTWHO
IS HARRY POTTER?

9. HARRY
POTTER
Harry Potter; “The Boy Who Lived”
A scrawny boy, whose eyes are as
green as emeralds but was being
masked by round glasses that
took up half of his face; a crooked
smile but straight teeth; clothes
passed down by a family who
never loved him, despised him,
was even forced to take care of
him because the death of his
parents was a depth to pay by his
mother’s sister; and a lightning
bolt scar on his forehead – a
symbol of how he escaped death

10. A BRIEF
OVERVIEW OF
THE SERIES
I N T E R A C T I V E B O O K

11. HTTPS://SITES.GOOGLE.COM
/DLSU.EDU.PH/HARRY-
POTTER-AN-OVERVIEW/HOME

12. WHAT IS
HAPPENING?
D I S C U S S I O N O F P L O T

13. WHO IS IN THE
STORY?
C H A R A C T E R S M E N T I O N E D

14. DEFINE TROPE
Trope
[trohp]
- a common or overused theme or
device :CLICHÉ
e.g the usual horror movie tropes

15. CHARACTERS AND THEIR TROPES
Character name Trope
Harry Potter The Hero
Ron Weasley and
Hermione Granger
The Best Friends
Dumbledore The Father Figure
Hagrid The Unexpected Friend
Voldemort The Antagonist
Sirius Black The enemy turned friend because they discover he is actually
family to The Hero (whose fate is death because of also The
Hero)
Moaning Myrtle and
Lockheart
The comedians you think is not important to the development of
the plot but actually carries out great importance
Draco Malfoy The Bad Turned Good

16. SOUNDS
FAMILIAR?

17. THE STAR
WARS
FRANCHISE
(EPISODES 1-6)

18. STAR WARS
Character Name Trope
Luke/Anakin Skywalker The Hero
Princess LeiaObi-Wan Kenobi
and Han Solo
The Best Friends
The Father Figure
Yoda The Unexpected Friend
The Dark Side The Antagonist
Lord Vader/Anakin Skywalker The enemy turned friend because they discover he
is actually family to The Hero (whose fate is death
because of also The Hero)
R2-D2 and C-3PO The comedian/s you think is not important to the
development of the plot but actually carries out
great importance
Lord Vader/Anakin Skywalker The Bad Turned Good

19. CAPTAIN
AMERICA:
THE WINTER
SOLDIER

20. CAPTAIN AMERICA:
THE WINTER SOLDIER
Character Name Trope
Captain America The Hero
Falcon and Black Widow The Best Friends
Nick Fury The Father Figure
Falcon The Unexpected Friend
HYDRA The Antagonist
- The enemy turned friend because they discover he is
actually family to The Hero (whose fate is death because of
also The Hero)
Falcon The comedian/s you think is not important to the
development of the plot but actually carries out great
importance
Bucky The Bad Turned Good

21. THE CLICHEH E R O ( H A R R Y, L U K E , C A P T. ) , W H O ’ S T R A G I C PA S T
I S H I S PA R E N T S D E AT H , T U R N I N G H I M I N T O A N
I S O L AT E D O R P H A N E D C H I L D , H A S E N T E R E D A
N E W E N V I R O N M E N T W H I C H T H E FAT H E R F I G U R E
( D U M B L E D O R E , O B I - WA N , N I C K ) I N T R O D U C E S T O
H I M A L O N G S I D E T H E U N E X P E C T E D F R I E N D
( H A G R I D , Y O D A , FA L C O N ) . W H I L E B E I N G
I M M E R S E D I N T H E N E W E N V I R O N M E N T, H E F I N D S 2
P E O P L E T O W H O M T H E H E R O C A N C A L L T H E B E S T
F R I E N D S ( H E R M I O N E A N D R O N , R 2 D 2 A N D C - 3 P O ,
FA L C O N A N D B L A C K W I D O W ) T H AT S TAY S W I T H
H I M U N T I L T H E E N D A N D I S W I T H H I M AT E V E R Y
C H A L L E N G E T H E H E R O FA C E W H I C H R E S U LT S T O
U N R AV E L I N G T H E PA S T O F T H E H E R O ’ S PA R E N T S
A S T H E A N TA G O N I S T S ’ R E V E N G E ( V O L D E M O R T,
L O R D VA D E R , H Y D R A )

22. THERE IS ALWAYS THE
HERO WHO SUFFERS,
ALWAYS A TRIO, ALWAYS A
FATHER FIGURE TO
REPLACE THE HERO’S
PARENTS, ALWAYS AN
ANTAGONIST WHO CAUSED
THE HERO’S SUFFERING,
AND SO ON.

23. QUIZ

24. UNDERSTANDING
Name another fiction story and fill in the blanks.

25. REFLECTIONALTHOUGH THERE ARE
EVIDENCES OF HOW SIMILAR
CERTAIN FICTION STORIES
ARE, IT STILL ENTICES
AUDIENCES – IT ALWAYS
FINDS A WAY TO GRASP THE
AUDIENCE’S HEART .

26. END
T H A N K Y O U !
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