Children's essay - my idol, a boy who is difficult to die

With a lightning-shaped scar on his head, green eyes, and a slightly thinner figure, as a "Ha fan", I certainly admired this boy who was difficult to die - Harry Potter. He looks ordinary, especially emotional things lead to emotional out-of-control, can not be accustomed to the special treatment given to him by others, irritable and irritable... But he had courage, friendship, gratitude and love for someone, and was a true Gryffindor.

In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Harry Potter and Dumbledore go on a quest to find the Horcrux. On his way back to school, Dumbledore is killed by the Death Curse of the Half-Blood Prince, and Harry, in pain and grief, has to continue searching for the remaining Horcruxes to prevent voldemort from succeeding, Voldemort (the noseless old Voohhahaha). He was forced to become a great man, but he himself wanted him to be an ordinary man, to live with his friends and parents in Balala, he had lost the last person he could trust- Dumbledore (uh-huh-ah I was so touched hahaha), he didn't want to be famous, he wanted a happy life, but he had to fight Voldemort, he had no choice. (Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

There were many contradictions between Harry and Malfoy: Harry accidentally cast a spell on Malfoy, leaving a lot of blood on him; Malfoy and his friends cast a spell on Harry, almost leaving them buried in the fire... But when they were trapped in the fire, Harry insisted on trying his best to save them all with a broom, and he did not abandon Malfoy because of the previous contradictions. Seeing this, I couldn't help but applaud Harry's behavior without regard to previous suspicions—instead, I guess I just ran away.

"It doesn't matter what a person is born, what matters is how he becomes when he grows up." "Effort is important, but more importantly: believe in yourself." "It will come, and once it comes, it must be bravely faced." Who in the world doesn't want to be famous? Who wouldn't want to be a hero? Probably only Harry didn't want to. From birth to adulthood, he has been forced to endure all kinds of rumors, strange eyes and whispered discussions, and the lightning-shaped scars on his head have doomed him to the fate of his life, and he can only become a hero, a boy who will not die. He was a true "Gryffindor" and an idol I admired.