Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

A nimbus 2001 is the last you here of the nimbus series in Harry Potter. The Slytherin house team all have one but when Harry's Nimbus 2000 is destroyed he gets a firebolt instead of another nimbus

To find the student you must go to the second room in the restricted section and destroy the metal bird cage in the first entry. then levitate the remains of the bird cage. which make a coocoo-clock and levitate the coocoo-clock. the student then will pop out.

Draco Malfoy is first met in Diagon Alley, waiting for his robes to be fitted. Malfoy says he knows that he will be in Slytherin but does not know that he is talking to Harry Potter. Harry then meets Malfoy on the Hogwarts Express, followed by his two loyal servant Crabbe and Goyle, and is given the choice of Malfoy or Ron (for friends). Harry chooses Ron, making Malfoy his enemy.

Malfoy is always trying to make Harry get in trouble, and sometimes try to scare Harry.

The bike belonged to Sirius Black. Hagrid met him outside the Potter's house and Sirius gave Hagrid the bike to transport Harry, saying he wouldn't need it anymore as he knew he would be blamed for Lily and James death.

Albus Dumbledore ended up with an earwax flavoured bean.

Leaky Cauldron

Harry was under the protection spell his mother offered when she sacrificed herself for him. This lead to an "old magic" being bound between Harry and Voldemort which meant that it was impossible for Voldemort to touch him in anyway (physical, or magical). This lead to both Voldemort's first and second defeat in the first book.

Professor Quirrell (while Voldermort being bound to his soul) tried to choke Harry but once Harry touched him with his bare hands, the part Harry touched began to burn severely. Then as Quirrell tried for a second time to kill him to obtain the Philosopher's (Sorcerer's) Stone, Harry touched his face and his entire body began to burn.

This duel between Harry and Voldemort (Quirrell) almost killed Harry, but Dumbledore came just in time to save him. Voldemort's soul then left the remains of Quirrell and departed for wherever he went until resurfacing three years later during the fourth book.

At the start of the book, Harry was rather quiet and often very nervous. Dudley and his friends bullied Harry and he had no friends. At Hogwarts, Harry becomes friends with several of his classmates very quickly, and is quite popular, allowing him to stand up to bullies and step in when less brave classmates were the victim (i.e Neville with Draco).

When he first entered Hogwarts, Harry felt out of place because he was famous for something he couldn't remember. But after joining the Quidditch team and saving the stone, he starts accepting his fame.

Harry also matured a lot throughout the book as he was forced to fight against evil.

He gives 60 points to Harry Potter for being so brave. 50 points to Ron Weasley for the best wizard chess ever in Hogwarts. I don't remember why Hermione Granger got 50 points. And Dumbledore gave 10 points to Neville Longbottom for standing against his friends breaking school rules.

It is trivial info that Ron is a collector of the cards that people get from buying Chocolate Frogs. It's just a spell. Besides, it's the card you want. Each pack's got a famous witch or wizard. I've got about five hundred, meself.

- Ron explaining the purpose of Chocolate Frogs to Harry on the train to Hogwarts.

"Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" (also known as "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone") is the first installment in J.K. Rowling's 7 book (made into movies) series. It is the story where Harry Potter has been living with his cruel aunt and uncle, The Dursley's, and their horrid son since he was just a little baby. His whole life he believed he was just an orphan boy who's parents were killed in a car crash but the second he turns 11 he learns a whole knew story about who he is and how his parents really died. Despite the protests of his guardians, Harry is whisked away to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry where he realizes how well known he his name is and begins his studies in wizardry. He soon discovers all the dangers that are lurking in every corner for him because an evil wizard is out for revenge and will stop at nothing to finish what he started so long ago.

It is called the Mirror of Erised. The mirror appears in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Dumbledore hid the stone inside the mirror.

The first two to be sorted were Hannah Abbot and Susan Bones, and both were sorted into Hufflepuff.

In "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," one notable metaphor is the depiction of the Hogwarts sorting hat as a symbol of identity and belonging, representing the internal struggle of choosing one's path. Another example is the Mirror of Erised, which reflects not just desires but also the dangers of obsession, serving as a metaphor for the importance of self-awareness and acceptance. Additionally, the concept of the "scar" on Harry's forehead symbolizes the lasting impact of trauma and the strength it can confer.

Vernon Dursley, Petunia Dursley (Lily Potter's sister), and Dudley Dursley.

The average chapter in Philosopher's Stone, is between 3,500 and 5,000 words.

Hermione Granger, Neville Longbottom and Draco Malfoy had detention with Harry Potter in the Forbidden Forest. They were accompanied by Rubeus Hagrid and Fang.

In the movie adaptation, it was Ron Weasley and not Neville as the storyline was changed slightly.

Harry found the name Hedwig in his History of Magic textbook.