Harry Potter's Scar
Title
Harry Potter's Scar
Subject
Harry Potter Horcrux
Description
Harry's lightning shaped scar on his forehead represents the connection between Harry and Voldemort. While there is a foretold prophecy, the physical representation of the bond that was aligned by fate is the scar.
The scar also represents Lily Potter's (Harry's mother) strength and love for her son. It is because of her that Voldemort was only able to give Harry this scar instead of killing him.
This is a symbol of hope and it is said that the leader of the rebellion will bear a mark.
The scar also represents Lily Potter's (Harry's mother) strength and love for her son. It is because of her that Voldemort was only able to give Harry this scar instead of killing him.
This is a symbol of hope and it is said that the leader of the rebellion will bear a mark.
Creator
J.K. Rowling
Tom Riddle (Voldemort)
Tom Riddle (Voldemort)
Source
The Harry Potter Series
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing
Date
June 1997-July 2007
Contributor
Dylan Winthers
Jayme Knauer
Jayme Knauer
Rights
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Format
Print
Language
English
Type
Fantasy Fiction, Drama, Young adult fiction, Mystery, Thriller, Bildungsroman
Files
Citation
J.K. Rowling
Tom Riddle (Voldemort), “Harry Potter's Scar,” The Museum of Fictional Literary Artifacts, accessed April 16, 2024, https://mfla.omeka.net/items/show/245.