Details in "Harry Potter" that die-hard fans can understand! Snape's words are the most touching!

Since watching the "Harry Potter" movie, I believe many children hope to receive the admission notice to Hogwarts when they are 11 years old! When I was watching "Harry Potter" as a child, I felt that it was a magical world. When I continue to follow this movie as an adult, I will discover many things that I had not noticed before. I have taken stock of some details of the "Harry Potter" movies that only die-hard fans will understand. Take a look!

1. Professor Snape’s words are actually the most touching!

We have spent more than 10 years watching the "Harry Potter" series of movies. In addition to the grudge between Harry and Voldemort, we also want to understand what is hidden in Professor Snape's heart. In fact, if Harry Potter could be as good at Potions as his good friend Hermione, he might not need to show flashbacks of Dumbledore and Snape to unlock Professor Snape's secret.

In the first "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", Professor Snape asked Harry a question in the Potions class: What if narcissus root is added to wormwood? What effects will occur in the liquid? ?

On the surface, although Harry is a big star on the Hogwarts campus, the questions Snape asked are to show everyone his ignorance, or in public. Make things difficult for him and embarrass him. But now that I think about it, Professor Snape’s words actually have other meanings! It can even be said to be the most touching sentence besides "always"!

Although narcissus and lilies seem to have nothing to do with each other, according to the Victorian Flower Language, the narcissus mentioned by Professor Snape is actually a lily that looks like a narcissus. Its flower language is? My Regret Follows You To the grave?, and wormwood means "bitter sorrow". Snape actually meant to say to Harry: "I feel very regretful and sad about Lily (your mother)'s death." ?

He has loved Harry's mother all his life. He held her and cried bitterly on the day Lily died. When Harry grew up and came to Hogwarts, the first words he said to Harry Just mourning the death of Lily, this love is so touching!

2. The number ?7? is very common in this movie

If you think about it carefully, you will find that the number ?7? often appears in "Harry Potter" In the series! First of all, Harry is the 7th Horcrux accidentally created by Voldemort. There are 7 novels of "Harry Potter". If the movie was not limited in duration, it is estimated that there will be 7 movies.

In addition to the first time, there are many places related to ?7? in the movie. For example, there are 7 snakes on the door of the Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets, and each Quidditch team has 7 players, 1 Keeper, 3 Chasers, 2 Beaters and 1 Seeker. Not only that, the Weasley family has 7 children, Bill, Charlie, Patsy, the twins, Ron and Ginny. Even Mad-Eye Moody’s suitcase has 7 layers!

3. Professor Trelawney’s Prophecy

Hermione didn’t like Divination class, and many students at Hogwarts thought she was a weirdo, but Trelawney Professor Ni's predictions are usually quite accurate! In "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", Professor Trelawney was unwilling to sit at Dumbledore's table for dinner because she saw that there were already 12 people sitting at the table, and she It is believed that if 13 people eat at the same table, the first person to stand up will die first.

Later, as Professor Trelawney said, in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", everyone ate together. If you count carefully, there were 13 people sitting at the time. In the novel, everyone It's not like there were people standing and people sitting, but Sirius was the first to stand up and the first to die.

Unfortunately, there was Ron on Dumbledore’s table at that time, and Ron was with Scabbers, who was Peter Pettigrew, so there were still 13 people sitting at the table, and Dumbledore was the first to stand up. Professor Lido was the first to die.

Also in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", in the divination class, Professor Trelawney actually said that she thought Harry was born in winter, and Harry replied My birthday is in July, but don't forget that Harry is a Horcrux created by Voldemort unintentionally. His body contains Voldemort's soul, and Voldemort was born in the winter.

4. Dial 62442 to go to the Ministry of Magic!

In "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", Harry was summoned to the Ministry of Magic because in the Muggle world, in order to save his family Dudley from the dementors, he used the guardian Godspell, to have a hearing at the Ministry of Magic.

Mr. Weasley accompanied Harry to the Ministry of Magic, took Harry to a phone booth, dialed the number 62442, and successfully arrived at the Ministry of Magic with Harry.

This number was also carefully selected by J.K. Rowling. On a traditional keypad phone, in addition to numbers, there will also be letters, and "62442" these numbers can just spell the word "magic"!

5. Aberforth’s Pig’s Head Bar!

In "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", there is a scene where Harry, Ron and Hermione ran away from Hogwarts, which was dominated by Umbridge, and went to He went to the Pig's Head Bar and formed the organization "Dumbledore's Army". Everyone practiced magic together in the Room of Requirement. When they just opened the door and walked into the Pig Head Bar, they found that there was only one bartender, and this bartender also had a goat.

Only die-hard fans probably remember that Albus Dumbledore’s brother Aberforth loved goats and owned a bar, and later in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2) )", it was Aberforth who helped them sneak back to Hogwarts through the secret passage in the bar. So the bartender back then was Aberforth, and he witnessed the birth of "Dumbledore's Army"!

6. Is everything just Harry’s imagination?

"Harry Potter" fans have always had a scary "fan theory", that is, all of Harry's life outside of Privet Drive and all the magic are figments of his imagination. Harry emerges as a tortured orphan who has no idea who his parents are. His aunt and uncle let him live in a small closet under the stairs. Unable to face real life, he created a fictional reality.

In fact, this theory is not without reason. In "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2)", Harry died under the clutches of Voldemort, woke up in the station, and met Dumbledore. After the two chatted for a while, Harry asked if it was all a figment of his mind, and Dumbledore said of course it was.

On the surface, what Harry was asking was whether the meeting between him and Dumbledore at King's Cross Station was just something in his mind, but it could also mean whether the entire wizarding world was his imagination. , no matter what it refers to, Dumbledore's answer is yes.

I hope there really is a magical world! After all, it was a childhood dream!