Chapter 3 of Harry Potter: Book 1

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What is Uncle Vernon's reaction when the letters keep arriving in greater numbers?

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He becomes increasingly angry.

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What can be inferred about the Dursleys' feelings towards Harry's magical heritage based on their reaction to the letters?

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They are fearful and want to suppress it.

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How does Harry feel about the letters being addressed specifically to him?

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Excited.

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What does the persistence of the sender of the letters suggest about their desire to contact Harry?

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They are desperate to reach him.

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Why do the letters not stop coming despite Uncle Vernon's efforts?

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The letters are magical and cannot be stopped by ordinary means.

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What does Uncle Vernon's anger towards the letters indicate about his character?

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He is intolerant of anything related to magic.

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How does Harry's excitement about the letters reflect his character development?

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It shows his longing for connection and belonging.

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What role do the letters play in the story's plot development?

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They serve as a catalyst for Harry's journey into the magical world.

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What does the Dursleys' attempt to escape the letters reveal about their attitude towards Harry?

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They want to distance themselves from Harry's magical identity.

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How does the magical nature of the letters contrast with the Dursleys' ordinary life?

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It highlights the clash between the magical and non-magical worlds.