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Loading... Harry Potter obtained a number of scars over his lifetime, as well as a few injuries that may have resulted in scarring. The one he was most well known for, and the first he received, was on his forehead and was shaped like a lightning bolt (possibly the shape of the wand movement required for...
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- It’s The Only Thing Younger Harry Liked About His Appearance. It’s fair to say that growing up living in a cupboard under the stairs, and raised by your monstrously callous aunt and uncle doesn’t do much for your self-esteem.
- It Never Fades. In real life, most scars typically fade with age, and over time, can become far less pronounced as a result. Many fans wondered if this was true where Harry’s scar is concerned, and whether or not the boy wizard’s most distinguishing physical trait eventually became less prominent.
- It Changes Position Throughout The Movies. As we’ve already explained previously, it’s actually the Harry Potter movies (and not the books’ cover artwork) that gets the placement of the boy wizard’s scar correct.
- It Was Added To Stained-Glass Windows In The First Movie. Part of the joy of being a crewmember on a blockbuster film series like the Harry Potter franchise is sneaking in goofy background gags.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Growing up with the Dursleys, Harry’s scar was ‘The only thing Harry liked about his own appearance’. But once he met Hagrid, Harry’s relationship with his scar began to change.
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. In his second year, comments by Lockhart and Malfoy, emphasised to Harry that his scar was the physical sign that brought him fame and attention that he didn’t want at all.
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. In Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry became increasingly irritated with his scar. Running away from the Dursleys after he’d blown up Aunt Marge, Harry was barely able to conceal his identity from Stan Shunpike on the Knight Bus, and was then exposed once Fudge collected him and Stan was able to see the mark clearly: ‘I can see ‘is scar’.
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Goblet of Fire was the first time that the pain in Harry’s scar caused him real anxiety. In his first year at Hogwarts, he’d put his scar hurting down to being a ‘warning’ and then, of course, he’d come face-to-face with Lord Voldemort, which had made sense of it all.
Jul 26, 2023 · In “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” Harry’s scar ached when Voldemort regained his body, signaling a significant increase in the Dark Lord’s power. It’s worth noting that Harry’s scar stopped hurting permanently after Voldemort’s death, marking the end of their connection.
A scar is a permanent mark on the skin sometimes caused by a healed wound. [1] Harry Potter had received many scars in his life, the most well-known being the lightning scar that could be seen on his forehead from where Voldemort's Killing Curse struck him as an infant. [2] [3] Another of his well...
Jan 4, 2019 · Harry Potter has more than one scar on his body, although the one on his head is certainly the most famous. One particular scar was a result of his run-ins with Delores Umbridge , who had him write "I must not tell lies" on his own hand with a blood quill during detention.
Although Harry was never a true Horcrux created with Dark spells, his forehead scar held an accidental "soul-bit" that escaped from Voldemort's shattered soul when the killing curse rebounded due to protection of his mother Lily, who sacrificed herself to save him (PS1).
