Answer:
*The storytellers in the Harry Potter series slowly begin to reveal the magical world of wizardry through scenes with Harry and Hagrid once he is taken away from the Dursleys and his time on the Hogwarts express by showing various magical creatures, objects, and locations. In these scenes, the audience is introduced to fantastical creatures such as the giant spider Aragog and the three-headed dog Fluffy, as well as enchanted objects like the flying broomstick and the invisibility cloak. The audience also gets glimpses of magical places, such as Diagon Alley, a wizarding shopping district, and the Hogwarts castle. Additionally, the storytellers use dialogue between characters to provide explanations of the magical world's workings, such as the use of wands and the rules of Quidditch. By gradually introducing these elements, the audience is slowly immersed in the magical world of wizardry and Harry's journey within it.*