Harry Potter Question!?

Question

In an english assignment i have one of the questions is: "Figure out Harry Potter's scar" so my question to you all is: Got any ideas?

Answer 1

Perhaps if you consider the scar a link between Potter and Voldy, you might be able to 'figure (it) out.' I think I've left you a very good hint to work with, and maybe you'll agree. Maybe not, but to 'figure out Harry Potter's scar' you have to look at it from it's beginning through to the end. See? A link.

Answer 2

his scar was basically a mark left when voldemort split his soul and made a hrocrux. harry's a horcrux!!!!

Answer 3

Oooohhh my goodneeess, haven't you read the booksssss???

Answer 4

Well per the seventh book, Harry Potter's Scar was a result of the Avada Kadavra curse which Voldemort used to try and kill Harry. Voldemort's curse backfired due to the protection Harry's mother gave him by dying to protec her son. When the curse backfired, voldemorts torn and unstable soul split leaving behind a part if itself in Harry, resulting in an unintentional Horocrux. This part of Voldemorts Soul inside of Harry provided Harry with some of Voldemort's powers, like being able to speak to snakes. It also left Harry with the ability to see into Voldemorts mind and feel when Voldemort was experiencing a strong emotion. At the end of the novel Harry must get rid of all the Horocruxes before he can kill Voldemort for good. As part of this process he willingly faces death to destroy the piece of Voldemorts soul that is inside him. However the goodness in Harry allowed him to survive this brief encounter with deal and when fights Voldemort for the final time he is mortal, and Harry is able to defeat him and restore peace to the wizarding world.  

Answer 5

the easiest answers is, it's the link between harry n voldemort n the reason for his defeat

Answer 6

Harry's scar is one of the keys to Voldemort's defeat. It's a link between them and will ultimatley lead to both of their deaths.That's all I can tell you without confusing you if you've not read at least the first six books.