Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Speak to the librarian, then go to muggle studies on the fifth floor. Search the tv and you will be taken into a secret chamber where you have to win a boss fight. Use a strong flipendo to do this. When you win, take the book back to the library.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released in French on the 26th October 2007. Just over three months after it was released in English.

Yes, she wrote the Harry Potter series along with the other ancillary Harry Potter related books.

Professor Quirrell dies and Harry stops Lord Voldemort from getting the stone and returning to power. Albus Dumbledore and Nicolas Flamel then discuss the situation and agree that the best course of action is the destroy the philosopher's stone. That was cannot be stolen and used by Voldemort in future.

Harry receives a Nimbus 2000 from Professor McGonagall and late has his first Quidditch training session with Oliver Wood.

On Halloween, the Gryffindor first years are attending a Charms class where they were being taught Wingardium Leviosa. Ron and Hermione are paired together, something which greatly annoys Ron especially when she performs the spell correctly and he struggles. After class, Ron insults Hermione, which she overhears resulting in her hiding in the girls bathroom.

During the Halloween feast, Professor Quirrell enters the Great Hall and tells everybody there is a troll in the dungeon. All students are sent back to their houses, but Harry and Ron realise nobody knows where Hermione is. They go to the bathroom to warn her but find the troll inside. Together, they defeat the troll and save Hermione. The Professors arrive and Hermione lies to keep them out of trouble.

From that point on, the three became friends.

Professor Quirrell. The Philosophers stone offers eternal life for he who possesses it and so to be in possession of the stone means living forever. Professor Quirrell was sharing his body with Lord Voldemort at the time meaning Voldemort would live for all eternity meaning he could take over the world.

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Names, like Helga Hufflepuff, Severus Snape, 'Moaning' Myrtle

The Mirror of Erised, which is desire spelled backwards, shows your heart's greatest desire. Dumbledore explains that the happiest man in the world would see his own reflection. Whereas, Harry Potter who wanted a family that loved and cared for him, saw his entire family (minus the Dursleys).

An example of minor conflict in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is the relationship between Harry and Draco Malfoy. The two come from very different backgrounds and have different ideologies. As such, they take an instant dislike to each other and Draco spends much of his time trying to get Harry expelled.

The exposition takes place in the first few chapters where we are introduced to the characters and the wizarding world. The rising action then begins after Harry is sorted into Gryffindor where he starts to learn about the trapdoor and philosopher's stone.

The climax is when Harry, Ron and Hermione go down the trapdoor to face Professor Quirrell and Lord Voldemort. The falling action then takes place in the hospital wing where he is talking to Albus Dumbledore. The denouement is the final feast and boarding the train back to Hogwarts.

Albus Dumbledore is featured on the back cover of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. On the first editions the illustration of Dumbledore is much younger than the one in later editions.

Harry Potter wasn't really looking for the philosopher's stone. He was curious about what Fluffy was guarding, but only after he thought Severus Snape was trying to steal it. Harry then went down the trapdoor not to get the philosopher's stone, but to prevent Voldemort from getting it.

In Draco's sixth year at Hogwarts he fixed the broken Vanishing Cabinet in the Room of Requirement, giving the Death Eaters a way to get into Hogwarts. He was supposed to assassinate Dumbledore, too, but was unable. Severus Snape did this instead. After that, in Draco's seventh year Voldemort used his family's mansion as a kind of headquarters where Draco was seen running small errands like torturing people with the Cruciatus curse on Voldemort's orders and fetching prisoners from their chamber.

Rupert Grint was given a plastic slug and a slime, he had that in his mouth and would then spit it out. Grint has stated that there were several recipes for the slime and that it tasted really nice.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is the Fantasy / Children's and Young Adult genre. Although originally aimed at children, the book is enjoyed by every age which prompted Bloomsbury to publish adult covers.

Yes, J.K. Rowling retained the rights to the Harry Pottere-books and began selling them. You can purchase the book, which is compatible with all e-readers, from the Pottermore store.