Yahoo Canada Web Search

Search results

  1. Voldemort tells Quirrell that Harry is lying. Wishing to speak directly to Harry now, Voldemort tells Quirrell to unwrap his turban. Harry is shocked to find Voldemort’s face on the back of Quirrell’s head—Voldemort is a shape-shifter and has been using Quirrell’s body. Voldemort tries to persuade Harry to give him the stone, which he ...

    • Quick Quiz

      SparkNotes Plus subscription is $4.99/month or $24.99/year...

    • Context

      Why don’t the Dursleys tell Harry about his parents? ... The...

    • Flashcards

      SparkNotes Plus subscription is $4.99/month or $24.99/year...

    • Symbols

      Harry’s desires, as reflected in the mirror, are noble ones;...

    • Themes

      Harry’s refusal to glorify himself is instrumental in...

    • Motifs

      By the time he flees to the shack on the island with his...

  2. But when Quirrell asks Harry what he sees, Harry hastily lies and says that he sees himself winning the House Cup for Gryffindor. Harry’s humility and self-sacrifice, in that he doesn’t want the Stone for himself but only to prevent Quirrell from getting it, is direct in contrast with Quirrell and Voldemort’s desire and greed, as their sole interest is securing more power for themselves.

  3. A creepy voice insists Quirrell should have Harry help him figure out where the Stone is, so Quirrell makes Harry come look in the mirror. Harry decides to lie. When he looks in the mirror he sees himself holding the Stone, and his reflection winks. Harry realizes the real stone is in his pocket. He lies to Quirrell that he sees school success ...

  4. Nov 11, 2024 · He also says that "his Master", which apparently means Lord Voldemort, is with him wherever he goes. When Quirrell is unable to decode the Mirror's secret, a voice tells him to "use the boy". Quirrell stands Harry in front of the mirror, and Harry sees himself removing the Stone from his pants pocket, then discovers that it is actually in his ...

  5. Chapter 17, pg. 213. Voldemort continues to harass Harry, by taunting him about his parent's deaths and how he will die, as well. Quirrell attacks Harry, strangling him, meanwhile causing Harry's scar the most excruciating pain imaginable. Although Harry's head seems to be splitting in two, Quirrell's hands seem to be burning in just as much pain.

  6. Suddenly Harry hears a disembodied voice telling Quirrell to use Harry to retrieve the Stone. Quirrell positions Harry in front of the mirror and demands to know what he sees. Determined to keep Voldemort from getting the Stone, Harry lies and tells Quirrell that he sees himself winning the House Cup for Gryffindor.

  7. People also ask

  8. Summary. To Harry’s astonishment, it was Quirrell that awaited him. Quirrell was happy to work secretly about his scheme whilst Harry suspected Snape of wishing to steal the stone. In fact Snape had found out about Quirrell’s betrayal, and had tried to stop him. It had been Quirrell that had caused Harry’s broom to go out of control, and ...

  1. People also search for