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Neville's development is shaped by both personal trauma and a desire to prove himself. Neville had a struggle with identity and self worth due to the external factors of the torture of his parents that led to long-term hospitalization, bullying he had endured from students and peers, and lack of self confidence. Neville had overcome these set backs with little acts of bravery throughout the series. In the beginning, he had stood up to his friends in his first year, which he was then rewarded by Dumbledore himself. These early acts of bravery

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