I have to do a short speech and manage a round table at onean interesting and important event.

Rewatching the saga for the 100th time I suddenly realiszed that there are several unanswered questions to the oneabout a well-known character, namely Rubius Hagrid.

While he is usually viewed and considered by many as kind, supportive and "sweet, if a little weird, uncle", or a "a gentle giant" in reality there are some clear signs that there is something more here.

For example, he frequently asks Harry, Ron and Hermione (who are minors, by the way ) to cover up his illegal activities, such as smuggling the dragon Norbert.

As a teacher, he showed students a dangerous Hhippogriff, underestimating the real risk.

Being a member of the Order of the Phoenix, Hagrid has access to high-level important information and powerful persons from different structures (we call it connections) for example Dumbledore and the Ministery of Magic.

What is he hidesing in the Magic Wood?

The forbidden forest..

Is Hadrid more complex thean we think?

Below there is a part of my speech :

"below there" would be if it was below somewhere seperate to the current context, like if you were pointing out a printed copy of your speech was under a table.

"Below is" is how you say in writing that your speech is further along in the current piece of writing

RWhile rewatching the saga the 100th time I suddenly realised that there are several unanswered questions to theabout one well-known character, namely Rubieus Hagrid.

Hagrid's name is pronounced as if it was spelled Rubius but it's actually spelled Rubeus.

While he is usually viewed and considered by many as kind, supportive and a "sweet, if a little weird, uncle", "a gentle giant" in reality there are some clear signs that there is something more here.

Since the quoted phrase resolves to a noun (because it ends in uncle) an "a" should be applied to the quote as a whole.

For example, he frequently asks Harry, Ron and Hermione (who are minors, by the way ) to cover up his illegal activities, such as smuggling the dragon Norbert.

(Also, he / He also) told Harry and Ron to "follow the spiders" which almost geot them killed.

This kind of sentence starting "also" is sort of an conjuction, and is normally seperated by a comma. Alternatively you can move it after the subject and then it's treated more as a an adverb.

"get" -> "got" - matching the tense of the rest of the sentence

As a teacher, he showed students a dangerous Hippogriff, underestimating the real risk.

His frequent "I shouldn't have said that" often provides Harry with exactly the information needed .

It is strange, (is non't it / is it not)?

No one actually expands out "isn't it" to "is not it" in modern English - if they want to be more formal/wordy, the order is "is it not" but a plain "isn't it" is more common.

Being a member of the Order of the Phoenix, Hagrid has access to high-level important information and powerful persons from different structureorganisations (we call it connections), for example, Dumbledore and the Minister of Magic.

So who is Rubieus Hagrid - a friend, an enemy, an agent or a spy?

But who he isis he?

What does he hides in the Magic Wood?

Is Hadgrid more complex then we think?

Below there is ayou can read part of my speech :.

You could also say "You can read part of my speech below" or "Here you can see part of my speech". They sound a bit more natural.

RWhile I was rewatching the saga for the 100th time I suddenly realised that there are several unanswered questions to theabout one well-known character, namely Rubius Hagrid.

While he is usually viewed and considered by many as kind, supportive and "sweet, if a little weird", uncle",or perhaps "a gentle giant", in reality there are some clear signs that there is something more here.

For example, he frequently asks Harry, Ron and Hermione (who are minors, by the way ) to cover up his illegal activities, such as smuggling the dragon Norbert.

Also he told Harry and Ron to "follow the spiders" which almost geot them killed.

As a teacher, he showed students the dangerous Hippogriff, underestimating the real risk.

His frequent "I shouldn't have said that" often provide Harry with exactly the information needed .

It i's strange, is non't it?

Being a member of the Order of the Phoenix, Hagrid has access to high-level important information and powerful personsople from different structures (we call it connections) for examleparts of society (called "having connections"), such as Dumbledore and the Minister of Magic.

So who is Rubius Hagrid-: friend, enemy, an agent or a spy?

What is he hidesing in the Magic Wood?

Is Hadgrid more complex then we think?

Below there is a part of my speech :

Rewatching the saga for the 100th time I suddenly realiszed that there are several unanswered questions to the one well-known character, namely Rubieus Hagrid.

While he is usually viewed and considered by many as the kind, supportive and "sweet, if a little weird, uncle", "a gentle giant", in reality there are some clear signs that there is something more here.

Also he told Harry and Ron to "follow the spiders" which almost geot them killed.

As a teacher, he showed students the dangerous Hippogriff, underestimating the real risk.

His frequent "I shouldn't have said that" often provide Harry with exactly the information he needed .

So who is Rubieus Hagrid- — friend, enemy, an agent, or a spy?

But who he isis he?

What is he hidesing in the Magic Wood?