Love is an extremely old and powerful form of magic, and Lord Voldemort never understood it. Lily Potter's sacrifice evoked a protection that meant Professor Quirrell, a person driven by selfishness, could not touch Harry.
When Quirrell attempted to take the stone from Harry, he began to suffer extreme pain. Harry used this to his advantage to protect both himself, and the philosopher's stone.
Lily Potter died to protect Harry. In doing so, she cast a powerful protection spell. Professor Quirrell, who was sharing his body with Voldemort, tried to take the stone from Harry and intended to cause him harm. So when he touched Harry, the protection spell caused Quirrell to suffer severe burns. Voldemort abandoned Quirrell and left him to die.
Loyal, as she tries to protect Harry in the seven Potters chase across the skies and died as a result of it.
The name of Stephanie Hayden's mother is not public information. The star of "Sons of Guns" has stated she wishes to protect her mothers privacy.
Fluffy will fall asleep when you play some music near him. Professor Quirrell enchanted a harp to play while he went through the trapdoor, while Hermione played the flute that Hagrid gave to Harry for his Christmas.
Most of the characters were on his side. Professor Quirrell, Lord Voldemort, Draco Malfoy, Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle along with some other minor Slytherin's were the only people really against him. Severus Snape treated him very badly and didn't like him at all, but was also trying to protect him due to a promise he made.
There mothers protect them with their powerful bite against enimy
Lily Potter died to protect Harry. In doing so, she cast a powerful protection spell. Professor Quirrell, who was sharing his body with Voldemort, tried to take the stone from Harry and intended to cause him harm. So when he touched Harry, the protection spell caused Quirrell to suffer severe burns. Voldemort abandoned Quirrell and left him to die.
The way that most rhinoceros are protected are by their mothers who protect there offspring. usually they also protect themselves with their horns.
No, revolution does not protect against ticks.
No. Professor Snape knew that Professor Quirrell was trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone and was trying to protect it.
Loyal, as she tries to protect Harry in the seven Potters chase across the skies and died as a result of it.
Harry, Ron and Hermione go through the trapdoor to try and save the philosopher's stone. They face a series of challenges which ends in Harry facing off against Professor Quirrell and Lord Voldemort. In this final room lies the Mirror of Erised which had been enchanted by Albus Dumbledore to protect the stone. Dumbledore's enchantment meant only somebody who wanted to find the stone but not use it, could get it. Therefore the mirror gave Harry the stone. Quirrell tried to take it off him but found he couldn't touch Harry without suffering extreme burns. Harry used this to his advantage in order to hold Quirrell (and therefore Voldemort) off until he passed out, which happened to be when Dumbledore arrived. Quirrell died of his injuries and Voldemort fled. Dumbledore and his friend, Nicholas Flamel who owned the stone, then agreed it was best to destroy it.
Mainly by staying close to their mothers.
No, birth control pills DO NOT protect against HIV
it cant protect the system against power surges
because, in nature, animals have like... mothers? and the mothers protect their young until they're old enough to look after themselves..i guess.
they protect from threat & the young suckle from the mothers teat.