Harry Potter: an eternal fascination' not just portrays about the character of Harry Potter and the flow of J. K. Rowling's story line but the evolution of Harry Potter through his years in Hogwarts as a wizard as well as an human.
Step-by-step explanation:
Eternal fascination has always with Harry Potter from the very beginning of the first part (Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone). Harry Potter's life as an immortal began from the very moment wen Lord Voldemort failed his murder attempt. The mark in his forehead which is like a lightning bolt symbolizes not just his first survival but more like a theory for his eternal fascination.
Harry Potter fiction in seven books by J. K. Rowling was famous for the fantasy and magic in texts as well as in movies. And the interconnection of Harry Potter and immortality blends well together from the first part to the last part (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2). Yet, he does not attain his eternal fascination so easily as he struggles under dark magic of Lord Voldemort and his disciples when he tries to take the right path or decide for the right thing to do.
However, in the third part, Harry Potter and the Chamber of secrets when he kills Basilisk but also with the venom, when half his soul search for a rescue, Phoenix comes and saves him. Phoenix becomes the ultimate factor for Harry's eternal fascination.