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.
Severus Snape took an instant dislike to Harry because of his relationship with James Potter, Harry's father.
At Hallowe'en, Harry notices Snape has been injured whilst trying to get past Fluffy and then during Harry first Quidditch match, Hermione notices Snape muttering a curse. She failed, however, to also notice Professor Quirrell muttering one. Harry also overhears two conversations in which he thinks Snape is talking to Quirell about the stone - in reality only one of them was.
Harry wanted to believe it was Snape and some events made that possible.
When Lord Voldemort failed to murder Harry Potter, the curse rebounded and destroyed his body. Voldemort would have died had it not been for the existing Horcruxes. Instead, the remaining piece of his soul was left in a weakened state. When he was found by Professor Quirrell they planned to steal the philosopher's stone so that he could be returned to his former self.
The philosophers stone featured in the first Harry Potter is a red coloured jewel guaranteed to make you immortal. It looks like a big, shiny, red rock.
You cannot find philosophers stones. This is because the only maker, Nicholas Flammel, died. The stone that the first Harry Potter book is based on is destroyed.
Gargoyles are carved stone statues with ugly faces.
In no particular order: 1. The Fight With The Troll 2. Detention with Hagrid 3. Wizards Chess on the giant board 4. Trying to sneak Norbert, The Dragon, to the highest tower and give him to Ron's brother. 5. Battle with Quirrell 6. Devil's Snare Chamber 7. The Forbidden Corridor 8. Sneaking away from Filch in the library 9. Harry being taken from the Dursley's 10. Gringotts being broken into. 11. Harry getting on the quidditch team 12. Gryffindor winning the Hogwarts House Cup 13. Gryffindor winning the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup 14. Voldemort being under Quirrel's turban. 15. Introducing the characters
Snape dies in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (book 7, the last) on page 658 and his last words, spoken to Harry, were "Look ... at ... me ..."
The philosophers stone featured in the first Harry Potter is a red coloured jewel guaranteed to make you immortal. It looks like a big, shiny, red rock.
You cannot find philosophers stones. This is because the only maker, Nicholas Flammel, died. The stone that the first Harry Potter book is based on is destroyed.
There Bertie Bott beans look likes a red jellybean.
Does Harry Potter have a diary? I have never heard about that.
Gargoyles are carved stone statues with ugly faces.
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
Look through secret doors or find some on your own?
there are different ones. one of them has all of the books covers on the top and then pictures on the rest of the box
The first book in the Harry Potter series was met with very favourable reviews in both the UK and the US. A popular book review website, Goodreads, can be used to look at many users thoughts.
In no particular order: 1. The Fight With The Troll 2. Detention with Hagrid 3. Wizards Chess on the giant board 4. Trying to sneak Norbert, The Dragon, to the highest tower and give him to Ron's brother. 5. Battle with Quirrell 6. Devil's Snare Chamber 7. The Forbidden Corridor 8. Sneaking away from Filch in the library 9. Harry being taken from the Dursley's 10. Gringotts being broken into. 11. Harry getting on the quidditch team 12. Gryffindor winning the Hogwarts House Cup 13. Gryffindor winning the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup 14. Voldemort being under Quirrel's turban. 15. Introducing the characters
Harry potter! Alwaysworldwide its only makes sense that Harry Potter is much more famous than Elvis... if u look at how many harry potter movies and books in the series have been sold and how many Elvis Presley records have been sold. Harry Potter wins.
Snape dies in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (book 7, the last) on page 658 and his last words, spoken to Harry, were "Look ... at ... me ..."