Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets Film Study Paragraph

Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets by J.K. Rowling is about a student named Harry
Potter’s second year at Hogwarts. He and his friends, Hermione and Ronald Weasley are
dealing with mysterious events that are unfolding at Hogwarts. Throughout the film, the text
explores the idea of bullying, for example, Draco Malfoy, The movie's antagonist, bullies Harry a
lot especially behind his back. During the film we can see multiple characters getting petrified,
for example, Hermione gets petrified after looking in the reflection of a Basilisk. The school was
almost shut down due to the abundance of attacks occurring. Near the end of the film, The trio’s
friend, Hagrid, gets falsely accused of orchestrating the attacks on the innocent students.
Through the use of mystery and darkness, for example when at the end of the film Harry fights
the Basilisk that has been petrifying kids and animals in the film, the film gets very suspicious
and it suggests the idea of always trusting your friends no matter how guilty that might seem.
This suggests that Harry, Hermione, Ron and Hagrid, the falsely accused person, are very close
friends that will always stick with each other.