Theme # 86: Daring


There was nothing special about being a ten year old Harry Potter: he was as common as clay; a kid who was often bullied, because of a cousin who looked twice his size.

"You wouldn't dare" or "You aren't daring enough," were the two sentences Dudley said most often to him, these days - and he was right. Harry knew he was right. Harry didn't dare, Harry wouldn't dare.

Because, when he sat down at the table in the Dursleys' house, he knew fully well that they made a family he had never been a part of.