Dobby's Freedom and Symbolism in Clothes

The transcript describes a pivotal moment where Dobby, a character, is presented with clothes, symbolizing his freedom from servitude. This act results in the master losing his servant, Dobby. The theme of liberation is emphasized as Dobby's freedom is reiterated, and the master comes to terms with his loss.

What does the master give to Dobby that signifies a change in his status?

• A hat

• A wand

• Clothes

• A book

What is Dobby's reaction to receiving clothes?

• He is confused

• He is angry

• He is indifferent

• He is free

What does Dobby say he has lost after receiving clothes?

• His servant

• His master

• His freedom

• His home

What does the master do again to emphasize Dobby's freedom?

• Gives him a book

• Gives him clothes

• Gives him a hat

• Gives him a wand

What is the significance of clothes in Dobby's story?

• They are a symbol of wealth

• They are a symbol of freedom

• They are a symbol of servitude

• They are a gift