I have just finished the book Harry Potter, the first book. Throughout his time at Hogwarts, he learns many things and he is trying to defeat his enemies.
I guess you could kind of say that Malfoy is sort of the Herald , because he always ags Harry on and tries to get him to do things to get him kicked out of Hogwarts. In another way Malfoy is kind of the trickster too, seeing as he always plays tricks on Harry to get him kicked out of Hogwarts, but it never works, because the teachers at Hogwarts always find a way to make what Harry does a remarkable thing, and honor him instead of getting him kicked out.
In the end, Harry goes to stop Snape, since he suspects he is trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone for Voldemort, but it turns out to be Quirrell instead. They fought for the stone, and Harry ended up getting hurt.
This book is a perfect example of an archetypal journey. It shows Harry leaving his ordinary world, meeting the mentor, and all of the other stages of the journey.
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