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Albus Severus Potter
Albus Severus Potter understood why he was “cursed” with the name and that his dad and he had one thing in common, they had struggles and flaws. Harry talked to his son and said, “Everything comes easy for James (Albus’s brother). My childhood was a constant struggle” (Rowling 306). Albus replied to his father, “So I am like you” (Rowling 306). Harry then said, “ Actually you're like your mom...you saved us” (Rowling 306). Back to Albus, “Shouldn’t I have done better?” (Rowling 307). Harry’s last words to this conversation with his son were, “ I ask myself the same questions...whatever label you were given- I know- the know-that heart is a good one. The names you have isn’t a burden. Albus Dumbledore had is trails too and Severus Snape...They
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