... Harry. It constantly connects Harry to his past; to Voldemort, the one who tried to kill him, and to the loving parents who tried to protect him. The Mirror of Erised symbolizes personal growth and character development. It shows Harry's desires, and they are noble ones; he wants to see his family alive and then wants to find the Sorcerer's Stone ... ...
... invisibility cloak, but there is no name. All it says it, "Use it well." Harry decides to go explore and when he does he finds a mirror called the "Mirror of Erised." When he looks into it he can see his family. After he goes there a few more nights, he gets an unexpected visitor, Albus Dumbledore. Dumbledore explains how the mirror works ... sees on the other side he would never have expected in a hundred years. He sees Professor Quirrel, the teacher against the dark arts. He is looking into the Mirror of Erised and is talking to himself. When he sees Harry, he makes Harry look into th...
... that surround the stone. Harry, after losing his friends on the way eventually arrives at the stone's hiding place, only to be confronted alone by Voldemort with the Mirror of Erised. The mirror reveals that the stone is given to anybody who wanted it, but did not want to use it. At this moment the climax of the story begins. He ... ...
