low him. It was his day of triumph, which he forty years later memorizes as: "Happiest day of my life." (Line 210). After all, it was a degrading experience for everyone, except for Harry; he enjoyed it. One could argue that all the bullying and teasing he suffered only made him stronger, and better at doing what he loves to do, namely achieving success. Actually, it is a somewhat ironic episode. If it were not for his classmates, maybe Harry would never had gone all the way to the top branch. Harry is now the head of a firm and he has his own
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