Title: PROTOTYPE COLUMN

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Q: Which objects can you see?
A: The objects in the Harry Potter unboxing box are a Gryffindor Scarf, a replica of Harry Potter's wand, the Marauder's Map, a Golden Snitch, and a Chocolate Frog.

Q: Explain whether the selection of items is suitable for this person or not. What would you change or keep the same?
A: The selection of items is highly suitable for Harry Potter, reflecting his experiences, house affiliation, and interests. The Gryffindor Scarf symbolizes his house pride and bravery, the wand represents his personal journey and magical prowess, the Marauder's Map connects to his father's legacy and his own adventures, the Golden Snitch highlights his talent in Quidditch, and the Chocolate Frog with the collectible card is a nod to his introduction to the wizarding world. However, while the selection is well-rounded, one could argue for the inclusion of other significant items like Harry's Invisibility Cloak or a replica of his glasses to further personalize the box. But overall, the items chosen are meaningful and well-connected to Harry Potter's character.