If Resurrection Stone Is Used and Died Again
- "Then the second blood brother, who was an arrogant man, decided he wanted to humiliate Death still further, and asked for the power to recall others from Death. So Death picked up a rock from the riverbank and gave it to the 2d brother, and told him the rock would accept the power to bring dorsum the dead."
- —A description of the shades brought back by the Resurrection Stone.[src]
The Resurrection Stone was one of the three Deathly Hallows, originally in the possession of Cadmus Peverell. In layman'south terms, it gave its owner the power to bring dorsum a course of the expressionless. To be specific, when the Resurrection Stone is flipped over iii times in 1'due south hand, information technology brings back shades of the holder's deceased loved ones as long every bit the stone is held. These shades are more physically solid than a ghost, only less and then than a living body. Aside from this power, when the Resurrection Stone is owned in conjunction with the other two Hallows, it makes the possessor the Master of Death.
Contents
- i History
- 1.1 Creation
- 1.ii Cadmus's possession
- one.3 Gaunt family'south possession
- 1.4 Tom Riddle'due south possession and becoming a Horcrux
- i.five Albus Dumbledore's possession
- one.6 Harry Potter'south possession
- 2 Resurrected people
- iii Behind the scenes
- 4 Appearances
- 5 Notes and references
History
Cosmos
Cadmus Peverell with the Stone.
- "Then the 2nd blood brother, who was an arrogant man, decided that he wanted to humiliate Death all the same further, and asked for the power to recall others from Death. And so Death picked up a stone from the riverbank and gave it to the second brother, and told him that the stone would have the ability to bring dorsum the expressionless."
- —The Tale of the Three Brothers [src]
According to the legend recounted by Beedle the Bard in The Tale of the Three Brothers, Cadmus Peverell and his ii brothers were travelling along a long, winding road at "twilight" when they came upon a river too deep and rapid to cross. When the brothers conjured a bridge to cross the river, Decease appeared before them. Angry that they had institute a way to cross the river without dying, Death pretended to offer each brother a souvenir, hoping that the souvenir would lead to their downfall. Cadmus wished for an item that would enable him to bring back the expressionless, so Death took a stone from the riverbank and used his abilities to transform it into the Resurrection Stone.[1]
However, Albus Dumbledore speculated that this business relationship is merely what it is; a fairy tale. He believed it was more likely that Cadmus Peverell was merely an exceptionally skilled wizard who managed to create this artefact on his own.[2]
Cadmus's possession
- "And so Decease took the 2nd brother for his own."
- —The Tale of the 3 Brothers [src]
Regardless of how the Stone was truly created, Cadmus used information technology to try to bring back a girl he had loved and was prepared to ally before her untimely expiry. While he was able to bring dorsum a shade of her, he felt equally though a "veil" separated them, and he could tell that she was suffering greatly from being forced back amid the world of the living. Realising the limitations of the Stone, Cadmus killed himself out of grief so that he could truly be with her.[1]
Gaunt family's possession
- "See this? Run into this? Know what information technology is? Know where it came from? Centuries it'due south been in our family, that's how far back we become, and pure-claret all the way! Know how much I've been offered for this, with the Peverell coat of arms engraved on the stone?"
- —Marvolo Gaunt rants about his blood purity to Bob Ogden[src]
The Resurrection Rock equally part of Marvolo Gaunt's Ring.
Sometime after Cadmus'south death (or perhaps even by Cadmus himself), the Resurrection Rock was fitted into a ring. This ring was passed down as a family heirloom for the Peverell family, and eventually the Gaunt family, as knowledge of what the Rock was, and even what the symbol on it meant, became lost. Somewhen, it made its fashion into the possession of Marvolo Gaunt, who would use the band to flaunt the purity of his blood, such as he did to Bob Ogden when the latter came to phone call about Morfin Gaunt'south attack on Tom Riddle Sr.[3]
After Marvolo died before long afterward serving a half dozen-month sentence in Azkaban for attacking Bob Ogden, the ring was inherited by his son Morfin. He would clothing the ring until Tom Riddle Jr. came to the Gaunt shack seeking information about his wizarding family unit. Sensing that the band was a family heirloom, Riddle would pocket it later on killing his Muggle relatives and framing Morfin for the murder.[4]
Tom Riddle's possession and becoming a Horcrux
For a time, Riddle wore the ring containing the Stone. However, once he had ascertained from Professor Horace Slughorn that creating multiple Horcruxes was at least hypothetically possible, he used the murder of his father to plough the band, and thus the Stone, into one. Later this time, he hid the ring back in the Gaunt shack, putting numerous magical protections on the site to go on the Horcrux safe.[5] Due to Riddle turning the Stone into a Horcrux, he either did not know of its status as one of the iii Hallows and power, or simply did not care, equally he has no loved ones to resurrect, nor fears the dead.[2] However expiry has ever been his greatest fearfulness.
Albus Dumbledore'south possession
- "I was such a fool, Harry. Later all those years I had learned nothing. I was unworthy to unite the Deathly Hallows, I had proved it time and time again, and here was final proof."
- —Albus Dumbledore discusses the Rock with Harry Potter in Limbo.[src]
Later spending many months looking into Voldemort's by, Albus Dumbledore was able to rails downward the location of the ring and retrieve it. Though he had long since abandoned his personal quest to find the Deathly Hallows, he immediately realised that this ring contained the Resurrection Stone. Completely forgetting that the ring was a Horcrux in his haste to see his sister Ariana once more than, he put the ring on. At this betoken, a lethal curse activated, one that would have killed Dumbledore if not for the timely activity of himself and Severus Snape. Withal, it shortened Dumbledore's life expectancy dramatically and crippled his mitt, and at this Dumbledore once again realised he was unfit to employ the Stone.[2] After using Godric Gryffindor'due south Sword to destroy the Horcrux within the ring, Dumbledore sealed the Rock inside the very first Golden Snitch Harry Potter had ever caught, and made arrangements to have Harry inherit the Rock in his will.
Harry Potter'due south possession
Harry Potter receiving the Resurrection Stone from the Snitch.
- "I open at the close."
- —Inscription on the Snitch containing the Stone.[src]
For the greater role of the Horcrux hunt, Harry Potter kept the Snitch containing the Stone in his mokeskin pouch, unable to become to the stone within due to charms Dumbledore had put on it. In 1998, during the Battle of Hogwarts, however, Harry was finally able to go at the Stone. As he was walking to his death at the easily of Lord Voldemort, he placed the Snitch to his lips and revealed his intentions to die. At this, the Snitch opened and the Rock brutal into his hand. Harry turned information technology over in his manus thrice, and was immediately joined by the shades of his parents, Sirius Blackness, and Remus Lupin. The presence of his loved ones was enough to give him the courage to proceed going, and they remained with him until he made his way to where Voldemort was. At this point, Harry discarded the Stone, with the intention that information technology would never be found again.[6] The stone was pressed into the footing by a centaur'south hoof while the herd was charging into battle.[7]
Resurrected people
By Cadmus Peverell:
- Cadmus Peverell'due south fiancée
By Harry Potter
- James Potter
- Lily Evans
- Sirius Blackness
- Remus Lupin
Backside the scenes
- When asked which of the Deathly Hallows they preferred, Hermione Granger chose the Cloak of Invisibility, while Ron chose the Elder Wand, and Harry chose the Resurrection Stone.
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part ane the stone appeared to exist much bigger.
- J. 1000. Rowling has stated that she originally intended to accept Arthur Weasley killed and brought back by Harry, simply she did not follow through with it, with Remus dying instead.
- When the prop was originally designed, the designers were unaware that the Deathly Hallows sign was a neccessity to the ring and stone, and then the Hallows sign was not included. Fortunately, the 7th book was released before filming of Half-Blood Prince, and the symbol was etched into the rock in fourth dimension.
Appearances
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Beginning appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (movie)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (First identified as Resurrection Stone)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Appears in flashback(s))
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part two
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
- The Tales of Beedle the Bard
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.i Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Chapter 21 (The Tale of the Three Brothers)
- ↑ 2.0 two.ane ii.two Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Chapter 35 (Male monarch's Cross)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the One-half-Blood Prince - Affiliate x (The House of Gaunt)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the One-half-Blood Prince - Chapter 17 (A Sluggish Memory)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 23 (Horcruxes)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Affiliate 34 (The Forest Again)
- ↑ Accio Quote - Bloomsbury conversation
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