Does the resurrection stone bring you back to life in Harry Potter?

Answer 1

Yes, the resurrection stone was at one time a horcrux, but Dumbledore destroyed the portion of Voldemort's soul inside it in between books 5 and 6 so by the time Harry got it it was no longer a horcrux.

Answer 2

When Harry Potter is going to meet Lord Voldemort in the forbidden forest, he whispers to the snitch "I am going to die" and it opened up to reveal the Resurrection Stone.

When Harry held it his mother Lily (Evans) Potter, father James Potter, godfather Sirius Black and close friend Remus Lupin appeared before him and they reassured him. He dropped the stone in the forest and it was never found again.

Answer 3

The Resurrection Stone is one of the three Hallows. It has the ability to bring people back from the dead, but only in a somewhat spirit form. The resurrected souls will never again be human, nor will they be completely spirited.

Answer 4

No, the stone brings back a "Shadow" or a "Ghost" of people that the stone holder know and that have died. When Harry held the stone he saw his parents, Sirius and anyone else he held dear that he lost, so pretty much everyone he loved.

Answer 5

Yes he did. While walking to Lord Voldemort, and to what he thought was his death, he flipped the stone in his hand and Sirius Black, his parents, and Remus Lupin appeared and talked to him, promising to stay with him the entire time.

Answer 6

No. The resurrection stone is not seen or mentioned until Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Answer 7

In the snitch Dumbledore gives to Harry.

Answer 8

The Resurrection Stone never brings anyone back to life, because that's not possible, whether you're in the magical world or not. When Harry is walking to his "death," the Resurrection Stone brings something like a memory of his parents, Sirius, and Lupin back. This is similar to Goblet of Fire when Harry and Voldemort are duelling and a memory of Cedric Diggory and his parents appear, though they are not alive. Now, back to Deathly Hallows, The Killing Curse only destroyed Voldemort's Horcrux inside him. So his sacrifice, which was just like his mother's, enabled him to protect the defenders of Hogwarts. So no, the stone didn't bring him back, because he never really died.