Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone provides many complex moral issues and spiritual challenges. Harry chooses to give up his normal life (which was not a very good one) to join the school of wizardry. He goes through many challenges to adapt to this new life, such as learning the skills necessary to become a wizard, what supplies he needs, and how to play games such as Quidditch.
He’s faced with the moral dilemma of either solving what happened to the break in at Gringotts or avoiding it and staying out of trouble, and later deciding to go against the school to find the Sorcerer’s Stone before Voldermort can reach it. But because of the challenges Harry Potter faces, and the rest of the issues he faces throughout the book series, he becomes a true hero and an esteemed wizard figure, looked up to by many and becoming an iconic figure in fantasy writing.
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