What are the ingenious foreshadowing and details in Harry Potter?

The top ten foreshadowing of Harry Potter-1 and lightning scar are probably the earliest and one of the most critical foreshadowing. The lightning scar first appeared in the first chapter of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, and Harry Potter first appeared in front of Dumbledore. The child has a knife wound under the black hair on his forehead. The shape of the wound is very strange, like a bolt of lightning. At that time Dumbledore predicted that this scar would be useful in the future. In the intermittent narration of the first six films, scar, as the mark left on Harry Potter by Voldemort's most evil magic, has always played the role of "burning pain" to inform Harry Potter of the existence of danger, and this role has gradually deepened. Since the fifth "Order of the Phoenix", that is, after Voldemort's resurrection in the fourth, this scar can actually receive Voldemort's thoughts like an antenna, but in this one, Voldemort used it to deceive Harry and lure him to the mysterious affairs department of the Ministry of Magic, which directly led to the death of Sirius Black. However, after the war in the Ministry of Magic, because Voldemort failed to bow to Harry, he began to be afraid of this connection with Harry. Therefore, in the seventh film, the role of scars played a positive role, enabling Harry to grasp Voldemort's thoughts and whereabouts in real time, which made great contributions to the final defeat of Voldemort. But the most amazing thing about this scar is that it is also one of the horcruxes created by Voldemort unintentionally, and Voldemort's soul lives in it. This directly led to Voldemort's resurrection after killing Harry Potter for the first time in the seventh book. Of course, another reason why Harry Potter can come back to life is to mention the foreshadowing laid in the fourth Goblet of Fire-Voldemort was resurrected by Harry's blood, and the reason why Harry's blood is so deadly to Voldemort is more related to the first sorcerer's stone. Harry's mother Lily protected Harry with her own life, thus giving Harry ancient magic protection ... Let's go. 2. The snake man accent first appeared in the second chapter of the philosopher's stone, the lost glass. Harry followed Penny Menstruation's family to the zoo. He talked to a boa constrictor in the reptile house and played tricks on his cousin Dali. Even if you haven't read the book, the audience who have only seen the movie are impressed. But it's just a flash here. It is in the second Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets that the Snake-Man Cavity really caused a sensation. Ever since Harry Potter came to Hogwarts, he has been hearing terrible sounds that only he can hear (later we knew it was a basilisk, so only he could hear it). In the eleventh chapter "Gladiator Club", the concept of "snake man's cavity" is put forward for the first time, which describes positively for the first time that Harry doesn't understand why he did it, and even doesn't realize that he did it himself. All he knew was that his legs moved forward automatically, just like stepping on a caster, and then he stupidly shouted at the snake, "Let him go!" " "And we know that this rare talent is Salazar, the founder of the Chamber of Secrets. Slytherin is a famous genius, and Voldemort himself is a snake man. The snake man's voice has also become a key factor for Harry Potter to enter the secret room. Until the seventh film, Harry's snake cavity still plays a role. The first time was in Chapter 17 "The Secret of Bashida", Harry talked with Bashida like a snake, and the second time was in Chapter 19, when Harry used the snake cavity to open the locket and killed Voldemort's horcrux. 3. albus dumbledore's Life and Secrets In these seven novels, Dumbledore's secrets can be described from beginning to end. Perhaps when reading the first novel "The Philosopher's Stone", chapter 6, "The Journey from Booth 9.3/4", no one would have thought that a few simple lines on the small chocolate picture opened by Harry on the Hogwarts express train contained so much key information about Dumbledore. So let's review this picture first: albus dumbledore is currently the headmaster of Hogwarts/recognized as the greatest wizard of our time/Dumbledore's well-known contributions include: 1945 defeated dark wizard Grindelwald, discovered twelve uses of dragon blood, and made great achievements in alchemy with his partner Nick Flamel. Professor Dumbledore likes chamber music and bowling. First of all, the article "My partner Nick Flamel and I have achieved fruitful results in alchemy" became one of the key clues to unlock the secret of the philosopher's stone in the first part of The Philosopher's Stone. Later, in the fourth chapter of the sixth half-blood prince holas Lagerhorn, "twelve uses of dragon blood were discovered. "One is the key for Dumbledore to see through Lagerhorn's disguise. Of course, the most shocking thing is "1945 defeated dark wizard Grindelwald", because after the seventh deathly Hallows "Dumbledore's Life and Lies" came out, the entanglement with Grindelwald affected Dumbledore's life, which was also the origin of his weakness and tragedy. Even later, Aunt Rowling revealed that Gerlind Wo was actually Dumbledore's "lover". Chapter 12 of The Sorcerer's Stone: The Mirror of Eris says that Harry asked Dumbledore, "What do you see when you look in the mirror?" Dumbledore, answer me? I saw myself holding a pair of thick wool socks. The author thinks this may not be true. It was not until the sixth Half-Blood Prince, chapter 26, Cave, that Dumbledore showed his real pain and desire when he drank those deadly potions, was unconscious and was in extreme pain, that is, he hoped to save the accident that led to his sister's death and hope that his family could be happy. This is also the reason why he was tempted to destroy the "ring" horcrux and almost died. Of course, this explanation was not published until the seventh deathly Hallows, Chapter 35, King's Cross Station. When Dumbledore first appeared in the first chapter of the Sorcerer's Stone, the author deliberately mentioned that his nose was long, but it was crooked. It seems that it was broken at least twice, which was revealed by the book "Dumbledore's Life and Lies" and was interrupted by Dumbledore's younger brother Aberforth. This role was hinted at in the previous six films, but it officially appeared in the seventh film. Many people think that Aberforth was first mentioned in the fifth movie "The Order of the Phoenix", at least in the movie. The first appearance was in the early photo of the Order of the Phoenix, and there was a brief scene as the owner of the pig's head bar. However, the description of the pig's head stick can be found in the first Sorcerer's Stone. In chapter 16, through the trap door, Hagrid said, "What's so strange about this? Pig's head bar is a bar in the village, and there are always some strange guys ... "Pig's head bar appeared in the book much earlier than three brooms! And chapter 24 in the fourth Goblet of Fire, Rita? Skeat exclusive "Wonderful View!" Professor Dumbledore said, "My brother Aberforth was accused of abusing magic on a goat. It's all in the newspaper, but is Aberforth hiding? " No, not at all! He is cocky and bent on his own way! Of course, I'm not sure if he can read, so he may not have the courage ... "Aberforth's preference for goats has been mentioned here." The lost prophecy "Order of the Phoenix" Chapter 27 should say that our luck lies in that the eavesdropper only heard a small part of the prophecy and was found and then thrown out of the bar. "Dumbledore didn't say who is the eavesdropper here. Later, in the twentieth chapter of Half-Blood Prince, Trelawney's own story supplemented this point in detail. " Well, there was a commotion outside the door, and then the door was knocked down. The very vulgar bartender and Snape were standing outside, and Snape said that they went the wrong stairs ... "This bartender must be Aberforth. In chapter 20 of Half-Blood Prince, Dumbledore got the news at Voldemort's request when Voldemort first arrived in Hogsmeade. Who reported the letter? It goes without saying that it is also Aberforth. At Dumbledore's funeral in Chapter 30 "The White Tomb", there was also a rush to buy bartenders. Go back and look through the books, and you may find more, so I won't go into details. In the seventh film, the mirror that Harry often takes out to look at saves three lives at a critical moment. Friends who have read this book know that Sirius gave it to Harry in the Order of the Phoenix. When did Aberforth get this important mirror to maintain life and death? We can discuss this problem in the next section. In a word, the younger brother of this humble saint Dumbledore is the real hero behind the scenes. Sirius's motorcycle double mirror and R.A.B Sirius Black captured the hearts of hundreds of millions of readers and audiences with their free and easy personality and handsome appearance, especially the touching curtain call in the fifth "Order of the Phoenix". In particular, his confusing way of death has made many readers guess that he will definitely be resurrected before the seventh novel comes out. With Sirius as the center, there is a whole special book like Prisoner, but the foreshadowing of this character begins with the first philosopher's stone. That is, the motorcycle that Hagrid rode in the first chapter "The Surviving Boy". Because Sirius Black lent that motorcycle to Hagrid! In Chapter 10 of Prisoner, the Marauder's Map, Hagrid recalls that I saved him (Harry) from the ruins, poor thing … then Sirius Black appeared, riding his usual flying motorcycle. The motorcycle also reappeared in the seventh part, and left No.4 Privet Drive with Harry in the chapter of "Seven porters". Another important object left by Sirius is the "double mirror", which saved the lives of the trio in chapter 23 of the seventh book. The appearance of the double mirror is in the twentieth chapter of the Order of the Phoenix, brain obstruction. " You take this. "He (Sirius) quietly told Harry that he had got something unseemly, the size of a paperback book. ..... "If Snape bullied you, I would know. Don't open it here. "A double mirror has two sides, one in Sirius's place and the other in Harry's place. When it is connected, you can make a "video connection". It just doesn't work in the fifth book. So it didn't appear in the movie. Then how did it get to Aberforth? A: Aberforth bought it from Mundungus. In chapter 12 of Half-Blood Prince, Silver and Opal, they stand outside three brooms. One of them is tall and thin. Harry narrowed his eyes and recognized him as a waiter in another bar in Hogsmeade through his rain-soaked glasses. When Harry, Ron and Hermione approached, the waiter wrapped his cloak around his neck and turned away, leaving only the short man fumbling in his arms. They were less than one step away from the man when Harry suddenly recognized him. "Mundungus!" As we all know, Mundungus stole many things from 12 Grimau Square and sold them, including the real locket. From R.A.B. to the foreshadowing related to Sirius, we have to talk about the famous R.A.B., the hero who got the locket horcrux earlier than Dumbledore. Although it is in the seventh film, Rowling officially explained her identity. But many fans have been guessing for a long time. The most crucial clue comes from the description of the tree genealogy of the Black family in the sixth chapter of the Order of the Phoenix. Ray Gullers-Black has a death date after the birth date (about fifteen years ago). Thanks to Kreacher, the house elf, Ray Guller's feat was presented to the world. We will talk about house elves in a special section. 5. Two house elves played a key role in the whole story: Dobby and Kreacher. Dobby appeared in the first chapter of the second secret room, the worst birthday, and the second chapter, Dobby's warning. Dobby is the key figure in the second story. As an elf in the malfoy family, he sincerely helped Harry Potter. At the end of the second book, because Harry Potter liberated Dobby, Dobby worshipped Harry Potter more and was willing to help him as much as possible. Although, in the movie, Dobby only reappeared in the seventh movie, in the book, Dobby helped Harry get the grass in the fourth Goblet of Fire (the movie was changed to Neville). In the fifth "Order of the Phoenix", Dobby helped Harry find the room of requirement (changed to Neville in the movie). In the sixth part, Dobby helps Harry follow Draco Malfoy and so on. Dobby is optimistic and lovely, pursuing freedom. His heroic sacrifice in the seventh film made countless people cry. Kreacher is an elf of the Braque family. Influenced by the old master, he was a supporter of pure blood at first, and didn't like Sirius or the Order of the Phoenix. He tipped off Bellatrix and indirectly led to Sirius's death. In the sixth Half-Blood Prince, he was inherited by Harry as a "legacy", and in the seventh part, it was he who solved the secret of R.A.B Ray Guller, personally caught Mundungus and helped Harry find the clue of the locket. In the finale, Kreacher bravely led the elves in Hogwarts kitchen to join the fight against the Death Eaters. Gringotts goblins are the guardians of Gringotts, which is a wizard bank. There is a famous saying in the wizarding world that Gringotts is the safest place in the world except Hogwarts. There is a demon worth mentioning called the pull ring, which helped the trio break into Bellatrix's vault inside Gringotts and find the horcrux hidden inside. Many people may forget that this tab is also the devil who led Harry and Hagrid to the 7 13 vault to get the philosopher's stone in the first "Sorcerer's Stone". From the foreshadowing point of view, the ghosts of Hogwarts are most worth mentioning: Mrs. Grave and the Blood Baron. These two ghosts, who appeared in the Sorcerer's Stone, are responsible for solving the mystery of the "missing crown" in Chapter 31 of the seventh book and helping Harry find the horcrux hidden in Hogwarts. 6. The idea of double wands, vanishing cabinets and wormtail silver hands and double wands began in the fifth chapter of the first sorcerer's stone. Diagon alley's wand maker Ollivander pointed out that one of the two tail feathers of the same phoenix made this wand and the other made the other. You (Harry) are destined to use this wand and its brother-well, it was his brother who left you that scar. This key clue was first fulfilled in chapter 34 of the fourth Goblet of Fire, "Flashback Curse". Twin wands can only hurt each other, but they can't kill each other, which makes Harry escape from Voldemort's clutches on the night of his return. This also led Voldemort to capture Ollivander in the sixth Half-Blood Prince, which made Voldemort borrow lucius malfoy's wand at the beginning of the seventh Deathly Hallows. After Malfoy's wand was destroyed by Harry, Voldemort was obsessed with finding elder wand, which eventually led to his downfall. The vanishing cabinet, including the opal necklace that played a key role with it in the sixth part, first appeared in the fourth chapter of the second secret room in Lijin Bookstore. Harry used flying powder to "cross" from burrow, and accidentally arrived at a cabinet in Bojinbok Dark Magic Store. This cabinet is one of a pair of disappearing cabinets, and the opal necklace also appears there. Draco casually looked at the items sold in the shop. When he saw that he was approaching Harry's hiding place, Harry's heart lifted. Draco stopped to study a long rope and proudly read the sign on a luxurious opal necklace: Caution: don't touch it, it will be cursed-it has killed 19 Muggles. In the fifth film "The Order of the Phoenix", Fred and George played a trick on Slytherin captain Monty and put him in a closet where he couldn't get out. This is another wardrobe that has disappeared. In the sixth part, Draco repaired the passage between the two vanishing cabinets and brought the Death Eaters to Hogwarts. Wormtail's silver hand is one of the most obvious foreshadowing in the book. It appears in chapter 33 of the fourth book, The Goblet of Fire Death Eaters, because Wormtail actively reaches out to revive Voldemort. In return, Voldemort gave him a silver hand, but this hand strangled him in the seventh chapter of Malfoy Manor because Wormtail showed a little kindness to Harry. Unfortunately, this scene was not restored in the movie. 7. The fate of defense against the dark arts teachers. Defense against the dark arts teachers don't work long, and they can only work for one year at most. This has become a unique phenomenon in Harry Potter stories. The new defense against the dark arts teacher in each story is also an important point of view in each story. Just watching the first few movies, at least the first three movies, most people may not realize that such an arrangement will have a special relationship with the plot direction, let alone think that this phenomenon is due to Voldemort. It was not until Voldemort's request in chapter 20 of the sixth Half-Blood Prince that the reason for this phenomenon was explained. Dumbledore said, oh, he must want to teach defense against the dark arts. The result of our brief meeting proved this point. Since I rejected Voldemort, no defense against the dark arts teacher has been able to teach for more than a year. "And the arrangement like defense against the dark arts teacher (that is, it is not as simple format and juxtaposition as changing a" bond girl "for each film, but a coherent, progressive and special existence in the plot) is also one of the characteristics that distinguish the series of Harry Potter novels from the general first series of novels. So we can't help but recall the teachers who are familiar with defense against the dark arts in these seven novels. They are Quirrell (Sorcerer's Stone), Lockhart (Chamber of Secrets), Lu Bang (Prisoner) and Mad-Eye Moody. Actually, Bartemius Crouch, Jr. (Goblet of Fire), Umbridge (Order of the Phoenix), Snape (Half-Blood Prince) and Amicus (Death) are more appropriate. If the Memory of the Half-Blood Prince and Penny's Menstrual Attitude are to be selected as the most touching lines in Harry Potter, severus snape's last words "Look at me" must be among the best. I think Snape should be the most complicated, three-dimensional and successful character in Harry Potter stories. For his foreshadowing, Aunt Rowling has a more detailed account in Chapter 33 of Deathly Hallows, which corresponds well with the foreshadowing reserved in the previous six novels, so I won't go into details here. In fact, the chapter "The Story of the Prince" in Deathly Hallows not only decrypts Snape, but also explains why Penny Menstruation hates the wizarding world. To everyone's surprise, Penny Menstruation, who has always hated the magical world, was so eager to enter the magical world when she was a child. After reading this chapter, review the clues in the previous six novels. There are at least two subversive details. Chapter 3 of the Order of the Phoenix A flock of owls "I heard that that terrible boy told her about them many years ago." She said intermittently, if you mean my mother and father, why don't you say their names? "Harry asked loudly, but Petunia ignored him during menstruation. She seemed to panic to the extreme. From the publication of the fifth book to the publication of the seventh book, fans speculated that Penny must have heard something, but few people suspected that she was not referring to Zhan Mu. Second, the Half-Blood Prince, chapter three, yes or no, albus dumbledore. Seeing that Vernon had not introduced him, Dumbledore said, "Of course, we exchanged letters." Harry thought it funny to remind Penny Dumbledore to write her a growling letter in this way. But Penny Menstruation did not dispute this statement. But what Dumbledore really means is another kind of communication-Petunia wrote to him when he was a child, asking to enter Hogwarts. The shadow of childhood kills people, and this frustration makes Penny Menstruation's attitude towards the magical world change from longing to jealousy and hatred, and this hatred is also transferred to her nephew Harry Potter. But blood relationship is always inseparable, which is why she can provide Harry with 17 years of asylum. From the description of Penny Menstruation in the third chapter of Deathly Hallows, The Dursleys Leave, we can also see that Penny Menstruation is deeply worried about the safety of Harry Potter. In fact, the chapter "The Story of the Prince" in Deathly Hallows not only decrypts Snape, but also explains why Penny Menstruation hates the wizarding world. To everyone's surprise, Penny Menstruation, who has always hated the magical world, was so eager to enter the magical world when she was a child. After reading this chapter, review the clues in the previous six novels. There are at least two subversive details. Chapter 3 of the Order of the Phoenix A flock of owls "I heard that that terrible boy told her about them many years ago." She said intermittently, if you mean my mother and father, why don't you say their names? "Harry asked loudly, but Petunia ignored him during menstruation. She seemed to panic to the extreme. From the publication of the fifth book to the publication of the seventh book, fans speculated that Penny must have heard something, but few people suspected that she was not referring to Zhan Mu. Second, the Half-Blood Prince, chapter three, yes or no, albus dumbledore. Seeing that Vernon had not introduced him, Dumbledore said, "Of course, we exchanged letters." Harry thought it funny to remind Penny Dumbledore to write her a growling letter in this way. But Penny Menstruation did not dispute this statement. But what Dumbledore really means is another kind of communication-Petunia wrote to him when he was a child, asking to enter Hogwarts. The shadow of childhood kills people, and this frustration makes Penny Menstruation's attitude towards the magical world change from longing to jealousy and hatred, and this hatred is also transferred to her nephew Harry Potter. But blood relationship is always inseparable, which is why she can provide Harry with 17 years of asylum. From the description of Penny Menstruation in the third chapter of Deathly Hallows, The Dursleys Leave, we can also see that Penny Menstruation is deeply worried about the safety of Harry Potter. 9. Horcruxes once saw an interview. Rowling said that before the publication of the sixth Half-Blood Prince, many people were very concerned about "How did Harry survive under the curse of death? "But no one has ever asked,' Why isn't Voldemort dead? ".So this leads to the key concept of the sixth part-horcrux. The first horcrux as a core prop appeared in the second secret room, which is the riddle diary. Although it should have appeared in the fourth chapter "In Lijin Bookstore" and was sandwiched by lucius malfoy in Ginny's deformed old textbook, the first positive description is probably the fourteenth chapter "Top Secret Diary". Harry and Ron follow Myrtle's direction and look under the pool. The tattered black cover, like everything in the bathroom, was completely soaked. This diary opened the secret room again in the story of the secret room, turned Hogwarts upside down, and was almost resurrected by Ginny's soul. This diary is also the first horcrux to be killed, and even demonstrates the killing of other horcruxes and prepared weapons: the sword of the Griffin and the fangs of the basilisk. The second horcrux appeared in the first chapter of the fourth Goblet of Fire, The House of riddles, and it was Voldemort's snake pet Nagini. Something rustled across the dark corridor floor and came towards him. When the thing approached the fireplace fire that shot through the door, he was horrified to find that it was a giant snake, at least 12 inch long. Its three most thrilling appearances: First, it attacked Mr. Weasley of the Department of Mysteries in Chapter 2 1 of The Order of the Phoenix, Snake Eyes. Second, in the seventh deathly Hallows, Chapter 17, the secret of Bahida, pretending that Bahida attacked Harry Potter, the third time, of course, was ... (going to the movies). The third horcrux is the small gold box. The small gold box of Slytherin mentioned for the first time is a heavy small gold box in a glass box in the sixth chapter of the Order of the Phoenix, a noble and ancient black family. The box and the relics of Voldemort's mother were hidden in the cave where he had been when he was a child, protected by poisonous potions and a lake of corpses. But Sirius's brother, R.A.B, risked his life to steal it. Killed by Ron, before he died, he summoned naked Harry and Hermione. The earliest clue of the fourth horcrux Ravenclaw crown is also in luna lovegood, the tenth chapter of the Order of the Phoenix-"Extraordinary intelligence is the greatest wealth of mankind. A priceless treasure. ) "luna said with a song. Say the most typical inscription on the crown. The second one is Half-Blood Prince, chapter 24, "There is no shadow of God", and the crown appears directly-he grabs the head of an ugly old wizard from the top of a nearby crate and covers it with a dusty old hair cover and a rusty crown. The fifth horcrux is Hufflepuff's Golden Cup, and the first foreshadowing of Hufflepuff's Golden Cup is Spider Tail Lane in the second chapter of Half-Blood Prince-"It's not my fault!" Bellatrix blushed and said, "In the past, the Dark Lord entrusted me with his most precious thing ..." The sixth horcrux: the ring/resurrection stone, another important identity of this horcrux is one of the sacred objects. The ring first appeared on holas Lagerhorn in the fourth chapter of Half-Blood Prince-when Harry noticed that Dumbledore was wearing a ring on his uninjured hand, which he had never seen before. The ring is very big, like gold, with rough workmanship, a heavy black stone in the middle and a crack in the middle. Killed by Dumbledore, but destroyed Dumbledore's hand. The most surprising horcrux, even Voldemort himself didn't expect, was Harry Potter himself, which caused Voldemort to kill his soul in the forbidden forest, not Harry. 10, Deathly Hallows Although the concept of Deathly Hallows was put forward in the seventh novel, it has already appeared in the first six novels. The deathly Hallows are a "three-piece set": the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone and the Invisibility Cloak. Among them, invisibility cloaks appeared the earliest. In chapter 12 of The Philosopher's Stone: Mirror of Eris, the invisibility cloak is returned to Harry as a Christmas present. Harry picked it up and touched it. It was very light. He opened the newspaper. Like liquid, silver-gray things slipped to the floor, gathered in a pile, and shone. In every subsequent novel, the invisibility cloak will appear as a key prop, showing its uniqueness more and more. Just never mentioned that it is one of the deathly Hallows.