Why was Harry Potter raised?

Answer: Because all of Harry Potter’s readers are muggles. J. K. Rowling, the author of Harry Potter, chose to introduce readers to her fantasy world by letting them explore it through the eyes of her hero.

Why were the Dursleys so cruel to Harry?

According to this fan theory, the Dursleys’ mistreatment of the Boy Who Lived was caused by the dark influence of the horcrux that Harry unknowingly was. After all, the Dursleys were exposed to its dark magic for 10 years, and we all saw what happened to Ron after wearing the locket horcrux for only a few weeks.

What happened to the Dursleys after Harry Potter went to Hogwarts?

Hagrid eventually rescued Harry and revealed the truth about his magical ancestry. After Harry attended Hogwarts, the Dursleys were forced to accept Harry’s true identity. They started to make minor improvements in their treatment of Harry but they remained reluctant in encountering anyone from the wizarding world.

How did Harry’s relationship with the Dursleys change as he got older?

They started to make minor improvements in their treatment of Harry but they remained reluctant in encountering anyone from the wizarding world. Harry’s relationship with the Dursleys didn’t change much when he got older but it did start to take a positive turn in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Who were the Dursleys and what did they do?

The Dursleys were the Muggles that took in Harry Potter after Lord Voldemort killed his parents, Lily and James.

Why does Harry Potter have a diluted attitude towards Snape?

This diluted attitude presumably comes from also inheriting the kind-heartedness of his mother, Lily. Indeed, when Harry found himself in Snape’s ‘worst memory’, in which James callously bullied him and Lily defended Snape fervently, Harry found himself siding with his mum, despite years of hating his Potions professor.