In OOTP, Aunt Petunia reveals that she knows about Dementors because “I heard that awful boy telling her (Lily) about them.” Harry (and the reader) assumes she’s referring to James, but we find out in DH that she actually meant Snape!
one really cool foreshadowing moment u didn't mention was Trelawney predicting the deaths of both Dumbledore & Sirius. in PoA she refuses to join the table, saying "if 13 dine together, the first to rise will be the first to die". but because Ron had Scabbers (aka Wormtail) with him, they were already 13 at the table before she joined them. Dumbledore rose from the table to welcome her to join them, and indeed Dumbledore was the first to die among that group of 13 people! when Harry came back to Grimmauld Place after his hearing at the Ministry, the Order celebrated the outcome by having dinner together. they were 13 at the table again, and this time Sirius was the first to rise, and indeed the first to die! she also predicted Dumbledore's death a few times in HBP with her tarot card readings. one of her cards is "the Lightning-Struck Tower" which signifies a disaster/calamity coming nearer & nearer. fittingly the chapter where Dumbledore dies is also titled "the Lightning-Struck Tower"!
I knew that Dumbledore would be the first to die before I read this comment But Sirius dying because he was the first to rise ( I never knew ) Love how much detail was put in writing the books
In Philosopher's Stone, Ollivander tells Harry that his father James had a wand of mahogany and that type of wood is "excellent for transfiguration". Two books later we learn in The Prisoner of Azkaban that James Potter was, indeed, an unregistered Animagus.
Another example is, in the fourth book, where we are at the Riddle house, Voldemort says to Wormtail, “I will allow you to perform an essential task for me, one that many of my followers would give their right hands to perform…” Which is foreshadowing him giving up his hand at the graveyard. Something I picked up on while reading the books again.
My favorite one was how Trelawney kept predicting Harry would die, the trio made fun of her and thought her crazy, just for Trelawney to be actually right. Double joke.
It's also great (and kind of sad) how every one of Trelawney's predictions came true, even though no one really respected her. Edit: I checked, so not actually all, but almost all. One of my favorites is "" Unfortunately, classes will be disrupted in February by a nasty bout of flu. I myself will lose my voice."" and then later she has that freaky breakdown when she loses her voice and tells Harry that Pettigrew will return and innocent blood shall be spilled.
The only exception I can think of is after Trelawney learns she can stay in the castle, she lets off of Harry's death predictions. This might just be her relief clouding her thoughts, though.
One more this for Sirius’s death was when the Weasleys were arguing to see their father after he was attacked and Sirius said that there are things worth dying for
My favorite is the look of triumph in Dumbledore’s eyes. Another one in the books is the lost diadem. We first see it in the Half Blood Prince when Harry uses it to mark where he put the book in the room of requirement but are led to believe it’s just some random tiara. Then of course it shows up again in Deathly Hallows.
Maybe not foreshadowing, but an interesting teaching moment when she showed us in HBP that Tonks' patronus changed. By the end of the book we learn it was because of her sincere love for Lupin. Helps us understand the importance of Snape's patronus when we read about it in DH.
The presents Harry got from the Dursleys for Christmas at Hogwarts: Fifty pence piece, toothpick and a single tissue - The resurrection stone, the wand, the invisibility cloak
I don't think wands have a hook at the business end though. They might have a funny shaped handle at the other end, but not the end where the spells come.
In the beginning of the third book, there's a sort of werewolf foreshadowing, before we ever even meet Lupin. "Harry spent the long sunny days exploring the shops and eating under the brightly colored umbrellas outside cafes, where his fellow diners were showing one another their purchases ("It's a lunascope, old boy -- no more messing around with moon charts, see?") "
I don't know if this count as foreshadowing or not, but Luna Lovegood's original name was 'Lily Moon', and she was mentioned in the first book during the Sorting Ceremony. "There weren't many people left now. *'Moon'* ... 'Nott'... 'Parkinson'... then a pair of twin girls, 'Patil' and 'Patil' ... then 'Perks, Sally-Anne'... and then, at last- 'Potter, Harry!' "
No. Luna Lovegood is in Ginny Weasley's year 1 below Harry and his year. Moon then, is just one of those throwaway silent characters Rowling created to boost the numbers a bit, although we only hear a total of 25 out of potentially, 40 students named in Harry's year during his own sorting.
I like that Harry smelt Ginny's perfume in the love potion in Half Blood Prince. Then not nowing what it was exactly but later getting it was her perfume when Ginny walked by
7:31 When I realized that, I immediately thought about the third book where Harry basically said "I am not going to do anything Malfoy thinks is good", he contradicted that so badly haha
I really like the foreshadowing of Voldemort’s own fate and the locket. When Dumbledore reminds Harry of what cruel thingsVoldemort did to regain a full body, Harry says: “He took my blood.” I was like oh yeah! This is shame on Voldemort but awesome on Dumbledore! And the locket, I some how it would me something because everyone tries to open it when it first shows up.
In the first book Harry asks Nearly Headless Nick how the Bloody Baron got so bloody. Nick said he never thought to ask. We find out how it happened in the last book. In the first chapter of GOF, Voldemort tells Wormtail that many wizards would give their right hand for what Voldemort has planned for him. Later on Wormtail severs his right hand and drops it in the potion that was used to resurrect Voldemort.
The gringots part from the first movie also foreshadowed the attack on hogwarts. Hagrid said that there was no safer place in the world than the bank with the possible exception of hogwarts.
but Hogwarts was partially destroyed in book 7, the battle of Hogwarts, plus, it had been taken over by Voldemort and the Carros and Snape had become headmaster. c'mon Hagrid! Hogwarts wouldn't have been very safe any more with Dumbledore dead.
Another major instance of foreshadowing in the books is the Ravenclaw’s diadem. In the half blood prince when Snape confronts Harry regarding the spell he used on Malfoy during their duel in the bathroom and commands Harry to bring him the book in which he found the spell, Harry then rushes to the room of requirement to hide the book and marks the hiding spot with a bust wearing a tiara. In the deathly hallows we find out that this tiara was actually the lost diadem of Ravenclaw.
Or when Harry hides the book of the half blood Prince in the room of requirements, and to remember where he put it, he takes a sculpture of a weird wizard and puts a wig and a diadem on it, turnes out that this diadem was Rowina Ravenclaws diadem, one of Voldemorts horcruxes
The characters of cedric diggory and cho chang were briefly introduced in prisoner of azkaban and later they play a big part in harry's life in goblet of fire and order of the phoenix
What about in the 3rd book or movie when Ron says " you're going to suffer but you're going to be happy about it " and then Harry willingly lets Voldemort kill him
I frickin love this series so much, it just makes me feel warm inside. Expect for that last two movies 😭 they really did us dirty with character deaths
In the fourth book , rowling said : "Fleur delacour , Harry noticed, was eying Bill with great interest over her mothers shoulder . Harry could tell she had no objection whatsoever to long hair or earrings with fangs on them . To foreshadow Bill and Fleur's marriage
in the order of the phenix aunt petunia explains what dementors are and hints at Snape and lilys friendship by saying she heard her sister talking about them with that awful boy which harry shrugs off as a reference to his father but later on its clear she was mentioning Snape
another is that in the first book, during the centours prophecy, he said the innocent is the first to die. Cedderic was the first to die in the new war.
Don't forget sybill trelawneys foreshadowing for the whole of the prisoner of Azkaban, predicting that Harry will die and indeed in the last book Harry "dies", although he is brought back from the dead.
In the third book after Wormtail escapes, Lupin or Sirius told Harry that a wizard whose life is saved by another wizard is in debt to the one who saved him. This comes back in the last book when Harry uses this statement to get Wormtail to spare him, leading to Wormtail's death via silver hand. Also, I think a description of a cabinet similar to the vanishing cabinet was meantioned when Harry was looking around in Filtches room. It was the time when he found out that Filtch can't use magic.
For #11 I think the turban dream could also mean that just like professor Quirrell, Harry also is sharing his mind with Voldemort. Then only in Order of the Phoenix that Harry learns about it. Pretty sure with the snake dream.
Wasn’t the mirror of Erised in the room of requirement as well? Dumbledore too finds Harry inside. Strange how inconsistent his memory is. No wonder he needs a Pensieve
So many great little details. This is why I love rereading the books, and I have reread them multiple times. I always catch something new. Proof that these 7 books, at least, were masterfully written. There's also a moment in OOTP when we realize that Harry is starting to fall in love with Ginny. He's in the library, and she comes in and he notices that she has a nice floral scent. The same scent he then smells in HBP when making Amortensia, a love potion that the smell varies by person.
I noticed that you use examples of Harry not liking fame a lot in your videos! And I noticed one in goblet of fire! when Hermione told him that Ron was jealous of his fame and Harry said “ he can switch life’s with me any day he wants! I wouldn’t mind” ( something like that) I hope this helps!
Still another one is Scabbers. There is mentioning of a pictures of the Weasley family with Scabbers at the beginning of book 3. Then there is continuing mentioning of Scabbers health problem throughout the book and Crookshanks continuing attack on Scabbers. In the end, we all know why.
My favorite foreshadowing is in the 3rd book Dumbledore tells Harry there may come a time when he is glad that he saved Peter Pettigrew's life. Then in the last book in the cellar of Malfoy Manor Pettigrew is choking Harry with the silver hand Voldemort created, when Harry reminds him that he saved his life, the split second of mercy Pettigrew shows Harry when he loosens his grasp slightly causes the hand to turn on him choking himself to death. A shame it was cut from the film, as that would have you believe that he is still alive, as Dobby doesn't strike me as a killer.
I don't remember if it was in the book, but in the 3rd movie Ron's prophecy that Harry was gonna suffer but he was gonna be happy about it was so true as he suffered because of Sirius but at the end he was happy about it
In the chamber of secrets, at the end Lucius Malfoy says “ but Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day” With Harry respond “ don’t worry, I will be” and skip to the Deadly hallows Harry saves the day from Voldemort
That's not foreshadowing. That's actually just Jason Isaacs forgetting his line and making one up and Daniel Radcliffe going along with it and making his own line up
I'm not sure if this is considered foreshadowing but I think it does. In the Philosophers Stone, Neville had gave Gryffindor 10 points causing Gryffindor to win the house cup because Neville was brave enough to stand up for himself. Then in the Deathly Hallows Neville was brave once again and killed Nagini (Voldemort's last remaining Horcux) ultimately causing Voldemort's death and Harry's victory. Neville standing up for himself causing Gryffindor to win the house cup could have been foreshadowing for Neville killing Nagini causing Harry to win against Voldemort.
About Dumbledore and the Room of Requirement, Dumbledore is notorious for pretending something is unknown to him. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he dropped that tidbit about a room with a bath because he knew eventually Harry would need that room to help beat Voldemort. Dumbledore has been at Hogwarts for over a century. No way he didn't know about it.
I assumed dumbledore just wasn’t focused on it at the time. He really wasn’t focusing much since he had to go to the bathroom so he found the room. He also might not have been there in a while
Fun fact about the italian edition of OTP: when the locket is found while cleaning Grimmauld Place, the translator made a mistake so the locket "medaglione" became a... PADLOCK "lucchetto" for us. By the time DH came out, italian readers were like "but we never saw a locket being mentioned before??" Of ALL the words, they had to get THAT ONE wrong...X°D The mistake was corrected in later editions, and of course it wasn't a major change to the story, but we totally missed the foreshadowing. I still own the first edition with the wrong word, tough.
There's one about Ravenclaw's diadem. When Harry hides the half-blood prince's potions book in the Room of Requirement, he marks the spot by putting the diadem he finds on a bust and putting that bust on top of the shelf where he hides the book so that he can retrieve it later. We learn later when Harry talks to Helena Ravenclaw that the diadem he used was in reality the lost diadem of Ravenclaw, a.k.a, a Horcrux.
In the third book it said that harry was following a silvery-white animal. Then, in the deathly hallows he follows Snapes doe patronus which also is silvery-white.
My favourite foreshadowing that you missed was that snape could read mind. It was written in the first book that Harry thought that snape could read mind. And this is revealed in 5th book as true.
My favorite is the fact that 7 is used alot in the series. 7 Horcruxes, 7 years at hogwart, 7 books, platform 9 3/4 (3 +4=7), 7 quidditch positions, Harry's was number 7 on the quidditch team, 7 Weasley children and 7 classes on your hogwarts schedule. I'm sure there's more. This is just off the top of my head. ❤
My favourite foreshadowing is Hagrid foreshadowing Horcruxes ("not enough human left in him to die") in book 1: "Some say he died. Codswallop in my opinion. Dunno if he had enough human left in him to die." Gave me chills the first time I noticed.
One of the most interesting foreshadowing in the hp series is the foreshadowing that snape is the half blood prince. This is hinted at earlier in OOTP when Harry visits snapes memorie about him being bullied. In this memory harry watches snape take his DADA OWL exam and notices that snapes handwriting is small and cramped. Exactly the same as the handwriting of the halfblood prince was described.
@@FatRonaldo1 Did you have the same handwriting in highschool you have now as an adult? Because I for sure know that my students would never recognize my handwriting even if I would give them two examples (one of my 16 year old self and one of my current, 30 year old self) side by side. Sure, there are similarities, but it massively changed in time.
You missed one about Dobby. In the end of Chamber of Secrets, Harry tells Dobby "Never try to save my life again", foreshadowing Dobby's death because he saved Harry's life.
Fun Fact: In Philosophers Stone, Rowling writes that Fred and George were throwing snow balls at the back of Quirrell's head. In reality they were unknowingly throwing snowballs into Voldemort's face. 🐍😡🌨
Harry found the lost diadem on the room of requirement when he was hiding his half-blood prince book on the 6th book... he even hold it and put it over the ugly mans head, haha I though you were gonna mention this one.
sorry but I don't think that's forshadowing. I don't mean to be rood, but that's a part of the plot. he didn't know it was Ravenclaw's diadem until the deathly hallows. I don't think him doing that sent any kind of message or clue. but you candecide. I haven't read the halfblood prince book since the summer so I kinda forgot about it, but I do know one thing. that wasn't really meant to be forshadowing or any sort of message
Another one about Sirius. When Harry mysteriously gets his Firebolt from an unknown person, it gets confiscated for testing in case it has some dark charms on it , with several people thinking Sirius Black may have sent it to Harry in order to hurt him. When they finally see it has no strange charms, they return it to Harry, and people finally think it wasn't from Sirius after all. Joke's on them because it was.
@@rubenheins3987 yeah. Like the broomstick, everyone thought it was dangerous or harmful, just like how they thought of Sirius. But when they took a closer look and examined the broomstick more, they realized it was fine and sent it back to Harry, also like how Sirius was proven innocent to the Order and to harry. Plus, riding the Firebolt for the very first time was one of the best feelings ever, and Harry, finding out that Sirius was his godfather, was also one of the best feelings he had ever felt.
Here’s another detail: In the Prisoner of Azkaban, during his Divination Final, Professor Trelawney asks Harry fear he sees in the Crystal Ball, Harry can’t see anything. He comes up with a Hippogriff. Trelawney thinks he sees the demise of Buckbeak, but Harry says he sees the hippogriff flying away, with its head. That later happens when Harry and Hermione save Sirius from The Dementirs Kiss and Buckbeak from Execution. Sirius rides on Buckbeaks back as Buckbeak flies away into the moonlit horizon.
nice plot point but buckbeek is already executed when the trio was heading back to the castle they just went back in time but yeah, you could also count that. I noticed it listening to it as an audio book
In Philosopher's stone, while in Potion's class, Harry thought to himself, "he sometimes had the horrible feeling that Snape could read minds." Which foreshadows the fact that Snape was able to read minds(Occlumency)
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In OOTP, Aunt Petunia reveals that she knows about Dementors because “I heard that awful boy telling her (Lily) about them.” Harry (and the reader) assumes she’s referring to James, but we find out in DH that she actually meant Snape!
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one really cool foreshadowing moment u didn't mention was Trelawney predicting the deaths of both Dumbledore & Sirius.
in PoA she refuses to join the table, saying "if 13 dine together, the first to rise will be the first to die". but because Ron had Scabbers (aka Wormtail) with him, they were already 13 at the table before she joined them. Dumbledore rose from the table to welcome her to join them, and indeed Dumbledore was the first to die among that group of 13 people!
when Harry came back to Grimmauld Place after his hearing at the Ministry, the Order celebrated the outcome by having dinner together. they were 13 at the table again, and this time Sirius was the first to rise, and indeed the first to die!
she also predicted Dumbledore's death a few times in HBP with her tarot card readings. one of her cards is "the Lightning-Struck Tower" which signifies a disaster/calamity coming nearer & nearer. fittingly the chapter where Dumbledore dies is also titled "the Lightning-Struck Tower"!
holy cow
I knew that Dumbledore would be the first to die before I read this comment
But Sirius dying because he was the first to rise ( I never knew )
Love how much detail was put in writing the books
@@harinikandru2520 Same for me
Thats the funny thing, if you look into it all of trelawny's predictions were actually right
@@DarthAxolotl does that mean he is going to have 13 children
In Philosopher's Stone, Ollivander tells Harry that his father James had a wand of mahogany and that type of wood is "excellent for transfiguration". Two books later we learn in The Prisoner of Azkaban that James Potter was, indeed, an unregistered Animagus.
hmm. nice point
I remember it! Reading about it in Prisoner of Azkaban was so interesting.
I noticed that!
Oh cool! But I don’t think you need a wand to turn into an Animagus since it doesn’t require any spells, unlike Transfiguration
@@grapefanta5975 yeah but I feel like you need to be REALLY good at transfiguration to become an animagus
Another example is, in the fourth book, where we are at the Riddle house, Voldemort says to Wormtail, “I will allow you to perform an essential task for me, one that many of my followers would give their right hands to perform…” Which is foreshadowing him giving up his hand at the graveyard. Something I picked up on while reading the books again.
My favorite one was how Trelawney kept predicting Harry would die, the trio made fun of her and thought her crazy, just for Trelawney to be actually right. Double joke.
Fun fact: everyone will die one way or another
It's also great (and kind of sad) how every one of Trelawney's predictions came true, even though no one really respected her. Edit: I checked, so not actually all, but almost all. One of my favorites is "" Unfortunately, classes will be disrupted in February by a nasty bout of flu. I myself will lose my voice."" and then later she has that freaky breakdown when she loses her voice and tells Harry that Pettigrew will return and innocent blood shall be spilled.
The only exception I can think of is after Trelawney learns she can stay in the castle, she lets off of Harry's death predictions. This might just be her relief clouding her thoughts, though.
The Hand of Glory was in the Chamber of secrets first when Draco spotted it and then he uses it in Half Blood Prince
Yeah, I remember reading about it
The opal necklace as well
And Harry went inside the vanishing cabinet in Chamber of Secrets.
One more this for Sirius’s death was when the Weasleys were arguing to see their father after he was attacked and Sirius said that there are things worth dying for
Foreshadowing and character development are my favourite things to happen in stories
My favorite is the look of triumph in Dumbledore’s eyes. Another one in the books is the lost diadem. We first see it in the Half Blood Prince when Harry uses it to mark where he put the book in the room of requirement but are led to believe it’s just some random tiara. Then of course it shows up again in Deathly Hallows.
Maybe not foreshadowing, but an interesting teaching moment when she showed us in HBP that Tonks' patronus changed. By the end of the book we learn it was because of her sincere love for Lupin. Helps us understand the importance of Snape's patronus when we read about it in DH.
In Philosopher's Stone, Harry had a "horrible feeling that Snape could read minds". Pretty sure that's foreshadowing...
This video actually informed me on how to write a foreshadowing moment
Good for you. Keep up the great work.
@@bienemaja4007 I am not really working on anything I just thought it was a learning experience.
@@trevy38 oh, well that's sweet anyways :)
The presents Harry got from the Dursleys for Christmas at Hogwarts: Fifty pence piece, toothpick and a single tissue - The resurrection stone, the wand, the invisibility cloak
This just blew my mind! Woooow
Holy shit
I don't think wands have a hook at the business end though. They might have a funny shaped handle at the other end, but not the end where the spells come.
@@jenlfpotter3870 Just a straight wooden toothpick?
In the beginning of the third book, there's a sort of werewolf foreshadowing, before we ever even meet Lupin. "Harry spent the long sunny days exploring the shops and eating under the brightly colored umbrellas outside cafes, where his fellow diners were showing one another their purchases ("It's a lunascope, old boy -- no more messing around with moon charts, see?") "
I don't know if this count as foreshadowing or not, but Luna Lovegood's original name was 'Lily Moon', and she was mentioned in the first book during the Sorting Ceremony. "There weren't many people left now. *'Moon'* ... 'Nott'... 'Parkinson'... then a pair of twin girls, 'Patil' and 'Patil' ... then 'Perks, Sally-Anne'... and then, at last- 'Potter, Harry!' "
No. Luna Lovegood is in Ginny Weasley's year 1 below Harry and his year. Moon then, is just one of those throwaway silent characters Rowling created to boost the numbers a bit, although we only hear a total of 25 out of potentially, 40 students named in Harry's year during his own sorting.
Clearly not her because Luna is a year younger than Harry. She would've been sorted in the second book
I like that Harry smelt Ginny's perfume in the love potion in Half Blood Prince. Then not nowing what it was exactly but later getting it was her perfume when Ginny walked by
On dumbledore and the room of requirement, I thinks its possible he was saying it as a 'hint' to Harry
My favourite foreshadowing is when Ron asked Lavender in Book 4 "Can you show me Uranus".
I like your opinion dude...that takes a real big brain to fit so much of sense...appreciate your hard work buddy!!
7:31 When I realized that, I immediately thought about the third book where Harry basically said "I am not going to do anything Malfoy thinks is good", he contradicted that so badly haha
I really like the foreshadowing of Voldemort’s own fate and the locket. When Dumbledore reminds Harry of what cruel thingsVoldemort did to regain a full body, Harry says: “He took my blood.” I was like oh yeah! This is shame on Voldemort but awesome on Dumbledore! And the locket, I some how it would me something because everyone tries to open it when it first shows up.
In the first book Harry asks Nearly Headless Nick how the Bloody Baron got so bloody. Nick said he never thought to ask. We find out how it happened in the last book.
In the first chapter of GOF, Voldemort tells Wormtail that many wizards would give their right hand for what Voldemort has planned for him. Later on Wormtail severs his right hand and drops it in the potion that was used to resurrect Voldemort.
The gringots part from the first movie also foreshadowed the attack on hogwarts. Hagrid said that there was no safer place in the world than the bank with the possible exception of hogwarts.
but Hogwarts was partially destroyed in book 7, the battle of Hogwarts, plus, it had been taken over by Voldemort and the Carros and Snape had become headmaster. c'mon Hagrid! Hogwarts wouldn't have been very safe any more with Dumbledore dead.
Another major instance of foreshadowing in the books is the Ravenclaw’s diadem. In the half blood prince when Snape confronts Harry regarding the spell he used on Malfoy during their duel in the bathroom and commands Harry to bring him the book in which he found the spell, Harry then rushes to the room of requirement to hide the book and marks the hiding spot with a bust wearing a tiara. In the deathly hallows we find out that this tiara was actually the lost diadem of Ravenclaw.
Or when Harry hides the book of the half blood Prince in the room of requirements, and to remember where he put it, he takes a sculpture of a weird wizard and puts a wig and a diadem on it, turnes out that this diadem was Rowina Ravenclaws diadem, one of Voldemorts horcruxes
The characters of cedric diggory and cho chang were briefly introduced in prisoner of azkaban and later they play a big part in harry's life in goblet of fire and order of the phoenix
The thing with Snape and his hidden Message makes me everytime feel sad but i enjoy it. Since the first time i heard about it.
I never realized ron has a talent for divination. He says things jokingly not knowing that he's predicting the future 😆
yes, all of his silly predictions came true
What about in the 3rd book or movie when Ron says " you're going to suffer but you're going to be happy about it " and then Harry willingly lets Voldemort kill him
That was only the film. In the book, Harry said that about Ron.
@@AmateurStorytime That may have been when Rowling changed the plan for Hermione's love interest. 😂😂😂
I frickin love this series so much, it just makes me feel warm inside.
Expect for that last two movies 😭 they really did us dirty with character deaths
Same here, I love both the books and movies too. They're both just too good
In the fourth book , rowling said : "Fleur delacour , Harry noticed, was eying Bill with great interest over her mothers shoulder . Harry could tell she had no objection whatsoever to long hair or earrings with fangs on them . To foreshadow Bill and Fleur's marriage
another thing about ginny is early on in the book during chapter 5 mentioning that Ginny shrieks that she had left her diary...
in the order of the phenix aunt petunia explains what dementors are and hints at Snape and lilys friendship by saying she heard her sister talking about them with that awful boy which harry shrugs off as a reference to his father but later on its clear she was mentioning Snape
One of the best examples of Foreshadowing in my opinion, is Professor Trelawney's dialogue, every one of which kind of comes true.
Draco is a freaking genius for predicting the OTP of the series👌
He's way smarter than potter and weasley 💙
another is that in the first book, during the centours prophecy, he said the innocent is the first to die. Cedderic was the first to die in the new war.
Just by reading the comments, I'm thinking there might just be enough to work with for a part 2, lol
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Don't forget sybill trelawneys foreshadowing for the whole of the prisoner of Azkaban, predicting that Harry will die and indeed in the last book Harry "dies", although he is brought back from the dead.
In the third book after Wormtail escapes, Lupin or Sirius told Harry that a wizard whose life is saved by another wizard is in debt to the one who saved him. This comes back in the last book when Harry uses this statement to get Wormtail to spare him, leading to Wormtail's death via silver hand.
Also, I think a description of a cabinet similar to the vanishing cabinet was meantioned when Harry was looking around in Filtches room. It was the time when he found out that Filtch can't use magic.
For #11 I think the turban dream could also mean that just like professor Quirrell, Harry also is sharing his mind with Voldemort. Then only in Order of the Phoenix that Harry learns about it. Pretty sure with the snake dream.
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Wasn’t the mirror of Erised in the room of requirement as well? Dumbledore too finds Harry inside. Strange how inconsistent his memory is. No wonder he needs a Pensieve
No it wasn't :D
You left out my favourite,, that how Petunia Dursley of all people spoilered Snape's childhood friendship with Lily in the 5th book.
So many great little details. This is why I love rereading the books, and I have reread them multiple times. I always catch something new. Proof that these 7 books, at least, were masterfully written. There's also a moment in OOTP when we realize that Harry is starting to fall in love with Ginny. He's in the library, and she comes in and he notices that she has a nice floral scent. The same scent he then smells in HBP when making Amortensia, a love potion that the smell varies by person.
I noticed that you use examples of Harry not liking fame a lot in your videos!
And I noticed one in goblet of fire! when Hermione told him that Ron was jealous of his fame and Harry said “ he can switch life’s with me any day he wants! I wouldn’t mind” ( something like that) I hope this helps!
Can you maybe redo you ranking video for all Harry Potter content when secrets of dumbeldore comes out as you said that you're opinion changed
I like the last one. It shows how much detail she went into planning all of this.
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Still another one is Scabbers. There is mentioning of a pictures of the Weasley family with Scabbers at the beginning of book 3. Then there is continuing mentioning of Scabbers health problem throughout the book and Crookshanks continuing attack on Scabbers. In the end, we all know why.
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My favorite foreshadowing is in the 3rd book Dumbledore tells Harry there may come a time when he is glad that he saved Peter Pettigrew's life. Then in the last book in the cellar of Malfoy Manor Pettigrew is choking Harry with the silver hand Voldemort created, when Harry reminds him that he saved his life, the split second of mercy Pettigrew shows Harry when he loosens his grasp slightly causes the hand to turn on him choking himself to death.
A shame it was cut from the film, as that would have you believe that he is still alive, as Dobby doesn't strike me as a killer.
I don't remember if it was in the book, but in the 3rd movie Ron's prophecy that Harry was gonna suffer but he was gonna be happy about it was so true as he suffered because of Sirius but at the end he was happy about it
In the chamber of secrets, at the end
Lucius Malfoy says “ but Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day” With Harry respond “ don’t worry, I will be” and skip to the Deadly hallows Harry saves the day from Voldemort
That's not foreshadowing. That's actually just Jason Isaacs forgetting his line and making one up and Daniel Radcliffe going along with it and making his own line up
I like to think that Dumbledore actually DID know about the room of requirement but he just pretended to not know it
The fact that the centors made that prediction about a
Harry die means that jk Rowling had already plans the last book when righting the 1st
In the Chamber of Secrets, Peeves is the one who breaks the cabinet, right? When Nick tries to get Harry out of trouble with Filch.
I'm not sure if this is considered foreshadowing but I think it does. In the Philosophers Stone, Neville had gave Gryffindor 10 points causing Gryffindor to win the house cup because Neville was brave enough to stand up for himself. Then in the Deathly Hallows Neville was brave once again and killed Nagini (Voldemort's last remaining Horcux) ultimately causing Voldemort's death and Harry's victory. Neville standing up for himself causing Gryffindor to win the house cup could have been foreshadowing for Neville killing Nagini causing Harry to win against Voldemort.
4:51 Both predictions had something to do with a goat. Aberforth’s partonus is a goat.
About Dumbledore and the Room of Requirement, Dumbledore is notorious for pretending something is unknown to him. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he dropped that tidbit about a room with a bath because he knew eventually Harry would need that room to help beat Voldemort. Dumbledore has been at Hogwarts for over a century. No way he didn't know about it.
For his Divination exam in PoA, Harry predicted Buckbeak flying away. Harry and Hermione set him free
"May your loyalty never waver Wormtail."
I assumed dumbledore just wasn’t focused on it at the time. He really wasn’t focusing much since he had to go to the bathroom so he found the room. He also might not have been there in a while
In the second book Dumbledore tells Harry that voldemort put a bit of himself in Harry, basically telling him he is a horcrux
Fun fact about the italian edition of OTP: when the locket is found while cleaning Grimmauld Place, the translator made a mistake so the locket "medaglione" became a... PADLOCK "lucchetto" for us. By the time DH came out, italian readers were like "but we never saw a locket being mentioned before??" Of ALL the words, they had to get THAT ONE wrong...X°D
The mistake was corrected in later editions, and of course it wasn't a major change to the story, but we totally missed the foreshadowing. I still own the first edition with the wrong word, tough.
Can you do a foreshadowing video about the Harry potter movie please, there are some really good one in those too
There's one about Ravenclaw's diadem. When Harry hides the half-blood prince's potions book in the Room of Requirement, he marks the spot by putting the diadem he finds on a bust and putting that bust on top of the shelf where he hides the book so that he can retrieve it later. We learn later when Harry talks to Helena Ravenclaw that the diadem he used was in reality the lost diadem of Ravenclaw, a.k.a, a Horcrux.
another banger, cool to hear about some stuff i missed, especially the centaur prophecy
Ron in GOF: lavender, I’d like to look at Uranus. 2 books later he most certainly did
In the third book it said that harry was following a silvery-white animal. Then, in the deathly hallows he follows Snapes doe patronus which also is silvery-white.
Amazing video, one of my favorite techniques is foreshadowing!
7:50 11 also hints at the connection between Harry and Voldy
Great, Morgan, as always!
I'm surprised Harry didn't dream about being stuck under Quirrell's turban. XD
you know you’re a massive potterhead when you already know all of these…
I think Dumbledore was just lying about the room of requirement
My favourite foreshadowing that you missed was that snape could read mind. It was written in the first book that Harry thought that snape could read mind. And this is revealed in 5th book as true.
ANOTHER ONE in prisoner of azkaban, harry dreams of something silvery-white with hooves. Later on, he produces a stag patronus!
my favourite is when trealawny tells umbridge that she in grave danger and later on she is when the centaurs kidnap her
My favorite is the fact that 7 is used alot in the series. 7 Horcruxes, 7 years at hogwart, 7 books, platform 9 3/4 (3 +4=7), 7 quidditch positions, Harry's was number 7 on the quidditch team, 7 Weasley children and 7 classes on your hogwarts schedule. I'm sure there's more. This is just off the top of my head. ❤
a wand cost 7 galleons 7 main classes and 7 categories of spells
Please make a video on top 10 wizards of all time in the wizarding world
Case in point: Ron is really damn good at Divination. Half of the foreshadowing in this video is Ron just making side comments that end up coming true
You sound do a list of all the times Harry Potter breaks the rules.
Another thing about Aberforth, is that his patronus is a goat, which was also part of the foreshadowing in the goblet of fire
Did Quirrel and Voldemort say goodnight to each other when they slept or was it just awkward
Like, obviously, we all say what we will about Jo as a person. But none of us can deny what she managed to achieve and create with this story.
Thank you for posting the video.
As someone who rejects the Fantastic Beasts series as canon, the Room of Requirement will forever be a mystery to Dumbledore :p
Please do a list for Biggest Plot Holes in the Harry Potter books.
Finally a Harry Potter video
My favourite foreshadowing is Hagrid foreshadowing Horcruxes ("not enough human left in him to die") in book 1: "Some say he died. Codswallop in my opinion. Dunno if he had enough human left in him to die."
Gave me chills the first time I noticed.
Holy shit, good one!
Yooooo omg. That just gave me chills myself. I never noticed that before!!
HAGRID KNEW?
@@Therockgotnothinonme "Shouldn't have said that."
@@sunitapatil8595 lol
One of the most interesting foreshadowing in the hp series is the foreshadowing that snape is the half blood prince. This is hinted at earlier in OOTP when Harry visits snapes memorie about him being bullied. In this memory harry watches snape take his DADA OWL exam and notices that snapes handwriting is small and cramped. Exactly the same as the handwriting of the halfblood prince was described.
I never noticed that omg
The bigger one was “I understand what a nickname is potter
I was always confused as to how Harry couldn’t recognise his teacher of 5 years handwriting
@@FatRonaldo1 Did you have the same handwriting in highschool you have now as an adult? Because I for sure know that my students would never recognize my handwriting even if I would give them two examples (one of my 16 year old self and one of my current, 30 year old self) side by side. Sure, there are similarities, but it massively changed in time.
@@serenas.3842 fair enough, I’ve only just left school so didn’t really think of this
You missed one about Dobby. In the end of Chamber of Secrets, Harry tells Dobby "Never try to save my life again", foreshadowing Dobby's death because he saved Harry's life.
i think about that all the time.
Oh. 😔
Oh my
@@cameronsmith5355same
R.I.P Dobby 😢
Fun Fact: In Philosophers Stone, Rowling writes that Fred and George were throwing snow balls at the back of Quirrell's head. In reality they were unknowingly throwing snowballs into Voldemort's face. 🐍😡🌨
Omg loll
yah but whats with the emojis 🤡🚮
@@narayani1122 🐍😡-Voldemort 🌨Snowball
Lol
I always loved that part after my first read through!
Voldemort telling Wormtail that he will receive a task that others would give a right hand for was always my favorite.
Haha never noticed till now
Thats one of my favorite lines in book 4 😅
voldemort and his stand up comedy skills
@@simonefiumicini lol
Wow-ho-ho
Harry's dream about him wearing the turban not only for shadows Quirrel but also the horcrux in Harry himself.
Wow
Indeed. Foreshadows that Harry also has a bit of Voldemort attached to him and their minds linked later when we reach Book 5
Harry found the lost diadem on the room of requirement when he was hiding his half-blood prince book on the 6th book... he even hold it and put it over the ugly mans head, haha I though you were gonna mention this one.
They also found the locket in Grimauld place in OOTP.
Hector I think flame was looking for more subtle foreshadowing.
@@phtuber5469 this was included in this vid
@@jbreezy101 Yeah I know now. I wrote that before finishing the video, my bad.
sorry but I don't think that's forshadowing. I don't mean to be rood, but that's a part of the plot. he didn't know it was Ravenclaw's diadem until the deathly hallows. I don't think him doing that sent any kind of message or clue. but you candecide. I haven't read the halfblood prince book since the summer so I kinda forgot about it, but I do know one thing. that wasn't really meant to be forshadowing or any sort of message
Another one about Sirius. When Harry mysteriously gets his Firebolt from an unknown person, it gets confiscated for testing in case it has some dark charms on it , with several people thinking Sirius Black may have sent it to Harry in order to hurt him. When they finally see it has no strange charms, they return it to Harry, and people finally think it wasn't from Sirius after all.
Joke's on them because it was.
That’s more irony than foreshadowing though
But it's funny to think about
It foreshadows that sirius is a good guy earlier than proven right
@@rubenheins3987 yeah. Like the broomstick, everyone thought it was dangerous or harmful, just like how they thought of Sirius. But when they took a closer look and examined the broomstick more, they realized it was fine and sent it back to Harry, also like how Sirius was proven innocent to the Order and to harry. Plus, riding the Firebolt for the very first time was one of the best feelings ever, and Harry, finding out that Sirius was his godfather, was also one of the best feelings he had ever felt.
Also 13 at a table Sirius was the first to rise
Here’s another detail: In the Prisoner of Azkaban, during his Divination Final, Professor Trelawney asks Harry fear he sees in the Crystal Ball, Harry can’t see anything. He comes up with a Hippogriff. Trelawney thinks he sees the demise of Buckbeak, but Harry says he sees the hippogriff flying away, with its head. That later happens when Harry and Hermione save Sirius from The Dementirs Kiss and Buckbeak from Execution. Sirius rides on Buckbeaks back as Buckbeak flies away into the moonlit horizon.
Yeah, I noticed that the first time
Either it foreshadowed Sirius's demise or the grim warns Harry of his own death in the future
nice plot point but buckbeek is already executed when the trio was heading back to the castle they just went back in time but yeah, you could also count that. I noticed it listening to it as an audio book
And thats why he passed the test
@Camisha Cajes buckbeak did get executed.
In Philosopher's stone, while in Potion's class, Harry thought to himself, "he sometimes had the horrible feeling that Snape could read minds." Which foreshadows the fact that Snape was able to read minds(Occlumency)
Legilimency* Occlumency is blocking people from reading your mind or at least hiding your true intentions/feelings.
Occlemency is the ability to close one's mind off from being read. The ability to read minds is called Legilimency.
@@0mathgaming Snape can do both
@@ОльгаПетрова-у5з I never said he couldn’t. Besides, he needed to be good at occlemency not only to teach Harry but to also fool Voldemort.
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