Responsibility
Harry shows
responsibility in the way that he takes notes on Snape's speech the first day in class.
Harry, enchanted by his teacher's lecture, carefully copies down the information. Harry
wishes to do well in the wizarding world and be a success. Hogwarts signals a whole new
beginning for him, and he wants to do his best. Snape, however, takes Harry's
note-taking completely the wrong way and jumps to the conclusion that Harry "our new
celebrity" does not believe that he has to pay attention in class.
Determination
Harry
shows great determination in the final moments of the book, when he goes after the
villain (whom he presumes to be Snape) that is trying to steal the philosopher's stone.
Even when faced with multiple daunting tasks, Harry and his friends do not give up.
Even when facing Quirrell and Voldemort, Harry remains resolved to protect the stone at
all costs.
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