Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 2: The Scar
1. What wakes Harry from his dream?
2. True or False: Harry experienced his dream about the Riddle house through Frank Bryce’s point of view.
3. Besides Ron and Hermione, to whom does Harry consider and decide against writing a letter about his scar?
4. What creatures delivered the two letters Harry received from Sirius?
5. Which Quidditch book lies open by Harry’s bed?
6. Angry about his diet, Dudley breaks his Playstation, and now he’s unable to play which of his favorite games?
7. Who did Harry think Ron would ask her help about his scar?
8. In his letter to Sirius, to whom does Harry tell him to say hello for him?
9. True or False: Harry is told by Sirius he is hiding out in the tropics of Portugal, far from Ministry wizards.
10. Whose voice did Harry remember clearly from his dream?
For Your Reflection: The opening of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has curious parallels with the opening of the fourth Hogwarts Saga novel, Goblet of Fire, most obviously an opening chapter featuring the Dark Lord and his minion(s) murdering an innocent victim and a follow-up chapter where we find The Boy Who Lived in his bedroom at Privet Drive. List three other parallels — and, working from the chiastic principle that ‘The Meaning is in the Middle,’ think about why would Rowling begin the fourth and central novel of her seven book series with a chapter focusing on Harry Potter’s scar. Is this a pointer to the heart of the series, the ending of Goblet, or both?
Answers. 1. His scar (p 16) 2. False (17) 3. Dumbledore (21) 4. Tropical birds (24) 5. Flying with the Cannons (18) 6. Mega-Mutilation Part Three (25) 7. Mr. Weasley (22) 8. Buckbeak (25) 9. False (24) 10. Voldermort’s (17)
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