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Interviewer: Hello, how are you?

Harry: I'm fine, thank you.

Interviewer: Thank you for doing this interview with us. Ready for your first question?

Harry: Go on.

Interviewer: Alright, the first question is: Have you read the Harry Potter books?

Harry: No, I haven't. I don't really want to read another book about myself.

Interviewer: Do you know the books?

Harry: Er, no, not really.

Interviewer: It's very popular among us Muggles.

Harry: Wait, how do you know that term?

Interviewer: The Harry Potter books, of course.

Harry: What?!?! So Muggles do know about us?!?!

Interviewer: Yeah. That's what the Harry Potter books are about.

Harry: Why didn't you mention this earlier?!?!

Interviewer: All I said was that the books are popular among us Muggles.

Harry: How long have you known about us?!?!

Interviewer: Since the books came out. But I'm supposed to be asking you questions.

Harry: Oh. Right. Sorry.

Interviewer: It's fine.

Harry: But could you please just tell me who wrote the books?

Interviewer: J.K. Rowling. She's a very good writer.

Harry: I wonder how she knows about us…

Interviewer: What are you're thoughts on this?

Harry: I wonder… Is she a witch herself? The Ministry of Magic will be furious if they find out about these books. Muggles aren't supposed to know about us. No offence.

Interviewer: None taken. Now, I hear you are going out with your best friend's sister. Do you find this awkward, or is it all fine?

Harry: Well, at first it was a bit awkward. Ron didn't like it when he heard about all the people Ginny went out with. But he seemed okay with it when he found out, so I guess it's all fine.

Interviewer: That's good. Now, how did you feel when you found out, after 11 years living with your Muggle aunt and uncle, that you were a wizard?

Harry: It was one of the best moments of my life. I half thought it was all a dream at first, but it was the best birthday I've ever had, I think.

Interviewer: How is wizarding life different than Muggle life?

Harry: It's very different because we can use magic while Muggles can't. In some ways it makes our lives a whole lot easier, but it also has more danger. It's both ways. There are marvelous things about it, but there are awful things as well.

Interviewer: Just one last question: do you prefer to be called The Chosen One or The Boy Who Lived? Or another nickname?

Harry: Erm… Just 'Harry' is fine, thanks.

Interviewer: Alright, then, Harry. Thank you very much for taking part in this interview.

Harry: Not at all!