How Does Harry Potter Mature

Harry Potter is a well-known fantasy-fiction series written by J.K Rowling. It revolves around the protagonist, Harry Potter, the boy who lived. Harry has many physical and physiological wounds he obtains throughout his life, the most explicit being his scar given to him by Voldemort. A physiological wound he has is losing his parents, making him an orphan at a very young age, and his only memory of them is his mom screaming to Voldemort to stay away from Harry. Losing Sirius also leaves a mark on Harry. They only spend about two years together until Bellatrix Lestrange kills Sirius. These are Harry's past experiences which can never heal and symbolize Harry’s loss of innocence and change into adulthood. Harry proceeds through many tribulations which ultimately help him mature, and along with growing up comes new problems for him to tackle.
Ron and Hermione, his best friends remain by his side to help him get through his journeys. In his first year at Hogwarts, he is surprised by many adventures, such as fighting a mountain trolls, ultimately realizing that the magic world is not all fun and games. In the end, he comes face-to-face with Voldemort, making it difficult for Harry to be content because he meets the man who kills his parents. Harry’s primary mission by the end of the series is to defeat Voldemort and save the wizard world from corruption. He must destroy seven Horcruxes; objects chosen by Voldemort in which he hides a piece of his soul in to turn immortal. This is a challenging task because Harry must identify which objects Voldemort chooses to form Horcruxes. After destroying the Horcruxes Harry fights Voldemort. At last, Harry kills Voldemort and saves the wizarding