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1. harrypotter.fandom.com › wiki › ImmortalImmortality - Harry Potter Wiki

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   Immortality was one of the known limits to magic; it was nearly impossible to make oneself immortal; the only known and working ways were making and using a mystical object of great power to sustain life (such as the Philosopher's Stone...

2. harrypotter.fandom.com › wiki › Elixir_of_LifeElixir of Life | Harry Potter Wiki | Fandom

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   The Elixir of Life was a potion procured from the Philosopher's Stone that made the drinker immortal, as long as they consumed the potion on a regular basis. [1] The Elixir of Life would extend the lifespan of those who drank it, and so long as they keep drinking it regularly, they would remain...

3. screenrant.com › harry-potter-horcrux-deathlyHorcruxes, Hallows, & The Philosopher’s Stone - All Methods ...

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   Jul 15, 2023 · The first method of immortality introduced in Harry Potter was the Philosopher's Stone, which was created by Nicolas Flamel. The stone, which is based on a real-world legend, could turn base metals into gold or be used to create the Elixer of Life—the only known potion to make the drinker immortal.

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4. www.sparknotes.com › lit › harrypotterHarry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Chapter 17 - SparkNotes

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   A summary of Chapter 17 in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Learn exactly what happened in this chapter, scene, or section of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and what it means. Perfect for acing essays, tests, and quizzes, as well as for writing lesson plans.

5. bookanalysis.com › harry-potter › elixir-of-lifeElixir of Life in Harry Potter Explained - Book Analysis

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   He seeks something that could give him immortality and is sent to find a plant at the bottom of the ocean. He reaches the bottom of the ocean, but the plant is eaten by a serpent. The Elixir of Life also appears in Hindu Mythology and is called Amruta.

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7. www.jstor.org › stable › 44030425Life(and)death in 'Harry Potter': The Immortality of Love and ...

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   This essay examines various features belonging to the liminal area between life and death in the world of Harry Potter. Being fantasy novels, Rowling's works are free of the reins of empirical thinking.

8. www.bbc.com › reel › videoThe alchemist believed to have found the key to immortality - BBC

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   Nicolas Flamel was one of many medieval alchemists on the quest for eternal life, but legend says he is one of few to have cracked the code. While Flamel's tombstone lies in Paris, his name...

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   How was immortality created in Harry Potter?

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   What happened to Harry Potter's parents during Halloween?

   • The horrid Halloween ended fatally for Harry's parents, whereas he and the Dark Lord had many future occasions on which to meet and confront each other. It diabolical actions. The sole way for this to be achieved was to put him to death for good. conceive of death in binary terms, but in terms of degrees.

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   What does Voldemort tell Harry to do?

   • Voldemort tries to persuade Harry to give him the stone, which he knows is in Harry’s pocket. He tells Harry to join him rather than resist and be killed like his parents. Harry refuses and Voldemort orders Quirrell to seize Harry. Quirrell tries, but each time he grabs for Harry, his hand blisters as if burned.

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   Why is Voldemort burned by the traces of motherly love on Harry?

   • Love is the one thing that Voldemort cannot understand, which is why he is burned by the traces of motherly love on Harry’s body. The greatest lesson learned throughout this adventure may be that love for others is more valuable than the pursuit of one’s own desires (which is really nothing more than love for oneself).

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   What does Granger say about Rowling & Voldemort?

   • According to Granger, all body without spirit" (45). Their love for authority and influence is strikingly obvious from the titles - doctors, counts, and, in Rowling's case, lords - they sport. Voldemort, "Rowling's gothic masterpiece" (50), does not seek universal knowledge.

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   Is Harry Potter's name an allusive wordplay?

   • Harry Potter's name. Could this actually be an allusive wordplay on the true nature of the character? According to John Granger, toward the end of the series, the readers should interpret Harry as "the Heir of the Potter" (115), the Potter in question being Our Lord, the creator of all living beings and non-living things. Holy Bible.

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