Harry Potter
and the Order of the Phoenix
By: J. K. Rowling
Genre
Theme
Protagonists
Antagonists
Main Character
Quotes
Kind-"'Well, what do you think? Will you teach us?' 'Just you and Ron, yeah?' 'Well,' said Hermione, now looking a mite anxious again. 'Well...now don't fly off the handle again, Harry, please....But I really think you ought to teach anyone who wants to learn. I mean, we're talking about defending ourselves against V-Voldemort - oh, don't be pathetic, Ron - it doesn't seem fair if we don't offer the chance to other people.' Harry considered this for a moment, then said, 'Yeah, but I doubt anyone except you two would want to be taught by me. I'm a nutter, remember?'"
protective of his friends-"'Voldemort's got Sirius.' 'What?' 'How d'you-?' 'Saw it. Just now When I fell asleep in the exam.' 'But - but where? How?' said Hermione, whose face white. ' I dunno how,' said Harry 'But I know exactly where. There's a room in the Department of Mysteries full of shelves covered in these little glass balls, and they're at the end of row ninety-seven...He's trying to use Sirius to get whatever it is he wants from in there...He's torturing him...Says he'll end by killing him...' Harry found his voice shaking, as were his knees. He moved over a desk and sat down on it trying to master himself. 'How're we going to get there?' he asked them. There was a moment's silence. Then Ron said, 'G-get there?' 'Get to the Department of Mysteries, so we can rescue Sirius!' Harry said loudly."
Setting
Conflict
Climax: The climax of this conflict is when Harry gets caught in the act of using the fire place in Umbridge's office to contact Sirius.
Resolution: The conflict is resolved when Hermione leads the Professor into centaur territory where she is viciously attacked by a group of centaurs.
The second conflict in the story is Voldemort attacking Harry through his mind. When Voldemort first tried to kill Harry, a connection was made between them. At first, this connection allowed Harry to feel Voldemort's emotion and see what he was seeing, but turned into a way for Voldemort to influence Harry's thoughts by causing him to dream Voldemort was hurting his friends when really he was leading Harry into a trap.
Climax: The climax of this conflict is when Voldemort causes Harry to dream that he was using the Cruciatus Curse against Sirius, luring Harry into a trap at the Ministry.
Resolution: The resolution is when Voldemort temporarily leaves Harry and all those who were fighting alongside Harry return to school.