Harry Buries Alastor Moody's Eye in a Quiet Tribute

PAGES: 284-284

Early in the morning, Harry Potter exits the tent to search for a resilient tree where he can bury Alastor Moody's magical eye. Finding the perfect tree, he carves a small cross into the bark with his wand to mark the burial spot. Harry reflects that this small act of respect is more fitting for Mad-Eye than his eye being used as a decoration on Dolores Umbridge's door. Harry then returns to the tent to prepare for the day with Ron and Hermione.