Harry Potter and the Cursed Child : the next-gen Potter steals the show
'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' is a play based
on a story by Rowling, along with theater director John Tiffany and theater,
film and radio writer Jack Thorne, who also adapted it for the stage. The last
Harry Potter book that is “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” published a
little over 9 years ago.


From the beginning we can see Albus struggling being the son of a famous father is an explainable pressure and at times he blurted out: “I didn’t choose, you know that? I didn’t choose to be his son.” The mind of a young boy is beautifully portrayed through his actions and gestures in the story. Albus wanted from the very beginning to prove himself. He is suffering from serious inferior complex
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The new Harry, Ginny and Albus Potter |
issues and loves to stay alone. As in
his mind people look at him even when his father is there as “Harry Potter and
his disappointing son”. He had only one friend and that is none other than Scorpius,
son of Draco Malfoy.
Scorpius is a very sensitive, kind hearted bibliophile
and a great friend. He gave up a reality for his friend in which he had great
importance. Snape’s word still rings in my ear “Listen to me, Scorpius. Think
about Albus. You’re giving up your kingdom for Albus…” sorry for the spoilers
but can’t stop going about it.
Without revealing any more just let me conclude with
the following highlights:
- The time-turners are back and played a great role in this story.
- Dark lord have a child… we will meet him/her here
- Efforts of saving Cedric will result in alternate realities
- Snape will return but only for a while in an alternate reality

All in
all the book is a delightfully interesting and gripping read.
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