Explications:
At the start of the series, Harry Potter is described as quite frail and puny, due to his malnutrition among the Dursleys. He is quite short for his age, with knotty knees [3]. At fifteen, he is described as pale and mildly sickly, as a person who has "grown a lot in a short period of time", and his appearance is neglected outside of school periods [4]. He has the same messy black hair as his father [5], [3] and his mother's emerald green, almond-shaped eyes [6]. He wears round black-rimmed glasses [3] and a thin lightning-shaped scar on his forehead, often hidden by his locks. Harry is quite shy and rather modest [7]. He readily acknowledges the difficulty, if not the inability, to face his fears and his main enemy without the precious help of his friends, especially that of Ron and Hermione. Like other students in the Gryffindor house to which he belongs, Harry knows how to exercise courage and discernment, even if his feelings sometimes outweigh his wisdom (as Hermione often reminds him). It can also sometimes happen that he loses patience and explodes his anger
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