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Contrast the Dursleys’ perception of magic with Harry’s perception of magic in this passage. Cite examples from the text to support your claim
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Contrast the Dursleys’ perception of magic with Harry’s perception of magic in this passage. Cite examples from the text to support your claim

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The difference between the Dursley's perception of magic and Harry's perception of magic is that Harry thinks it's natural, nothing to be afraid of, while the Dursley's hate it and think it is an abnormality.

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