Both. He used it in book 3 when he spied on Minister Fudge, who was talking in the Three Broomsticks about Sirius Black's betrayal of Lily and James Potter. He used it in book 4 when spying on dragons, the first task, with Hagrid, who told Harry to wear the cloak so as not to be seen cheating.
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Harry Potter most certainly uses the Cloak in Book 4 as it is revealed that Mad Eye Moody can see through the Cloak. In Book 3, Harry tries sneaking off to Hogsmeade under this lovely Invisibility Cloak.
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Harry Potter uses the invisibility cloak in all of the Harry Potter books. The cloak is first used in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, chapter 12: The Mirror of Erised. Each edition of the book has different pages numbers so it wouldn't be possible to create an accurate list of every time the cloak is used.
You use the invisibility cloak to find the book about Nicolas Flamel.
Harry received it for Christmas in his first year at Hogwarts from the headmaster Albus Dumbledore (although he didn't know it at the time). Dumbledore had borrowed it when the Potter's were killed and returned it to Harry as the true heir. It was handed down from father to son for generations. It is one of the Deathly Hallows.
Harry Potter went to the restricted section of the Hogwarts library to look for information on Nicolas Flamel. He opened a book which screamed, alerting Filch the caretaker to his presence. Harry then ran away and got lost.To avoid Professor Snape and FIlch, Harry was forced to slip into a room that turned out to be a disused classroom. Inside the room was the Mirror of Erised which he saw his family in.
The lastest (and last) Harry Potter book is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It was published in 2007.
Harry Potter uses the invisibility cloak in all of the Harry Potter books. The cloak is first used in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, chapter 12: The Mirror of Erised. Each edition of the book has different pages numbers so it wouldn't be possible to create an accurate list of every time the cloak is used.
He came from the Peverells, we learn in the 7th book that Ignatus Peverell, the one who owned the Invisibility Cloak first, is Harry's ancestor. Which is why James had the cloak, and passed it to Harry.
You use the invisibility cloak to find the book about Nicolas Flamel.
Never played it on PS2 but I'm shore you would have to use the Invisibility cloak.
If you are talking who has them at the end of the book, Harry Potter is in possession of the Invisibility Cloak and the Elder Wand, and the stone is residing in a tree somewhere in the Forbidden Forest, but no one knows where.
Put on your invisibility cloak and grab your wand. Use the spell "Lumos" and pick you book.
Harry received it for Christmas in his first year at Hogwarts from the headmaster Albus Dumbledore (although he didn't know it at the time). Dumbledore had borrowed it when the Potter's were killed and returned it to Harry as the true heir. It was handed down from father to son for generations. It is one of the Deathly Hallows.
Harry Potter went to the restricted section of the Hogwarts library to look for information on Nicolas Flamel. He opened a book which screamed, alerting Filch the caretaker to his presence. Harry then ran away and got lost.To avoid Professor Snape and FIlch, Harry was forced to slip into a room that turned out to be a disused classroom. Inside the room was the Mirror of Erised which he saw his family in.
The Deathly Hallows are three magical objects in the Harry Potter series: the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone, and the Invisibility Cloak. Together, they are said to make the possessor the Master of Death. They play a significant role in the final book of the series, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."
Nearly all of the characters used day to day objects such as wands, quills and parchment. Some of the more specific objects were the invisibility cloak, cauldrons, broomsticks and Quidditch balls.There are lots of objects used throughout the book, right down to completely ordinary things such as a knife and fork.
Yes. It took me a little thinking to recognize this fact but Dumbledore was once the master of death. In book 1 he gives the invisibility cloak back to Harry, which is one of the three, so he had to of had it for 11 years or so because he said he held it for James Potter. In the last book he gives the Resurrection Stone to Harry
In the deathly hallow Harry at one point had all three of them. One being the elder wand that used to belong to Dumbledore--which at the end of the book harry destroyed. The Invisibility cloak--which was past down through Harry's family and left to Dumbledore prior to James death and Dumbledore gave it back to Harry. And the Resurrection Stone-- the cracked black stone in Marvolo Gaunt's ring, the cursed one that destroyed Dumbledore's right hand. Also left in the forbidden forest by Harry on his way to fight voldemort. Only one remains in known hands and that's the invisibility cloak, which is with Harry Potter's family.