Fred and George Reveal Harry’s Identity to the Family
September 1, 1991
Pages 96-97
Pages 96-97
Fred and George enthusiastically reveal to their mother and siblings that they’ve met Harry Potter on the train. Ginny is particularly excited, showing curiosity about Harry, while Mrs. Weasley warns against prying.
Characters
George Weasley George Confirms Harry’s Identity By Mentioning His Scar
Harry Potter Harry Overhears The Weasleys Discussing His Identity
Molly Weasley Molly Forbids Fred From Asking Harry About Voldemort
Fred Weasley Fred Reveals To His Mother That He Met Harry Potter On The Train
Ginny Weasley Ginny Excitedly Asks To See Harry Again On The Train
Tom Riddle (Lord Voldemort) Voldemort Is Mentioned As A Memory Harry Should Not Be Reminded Of
Locations
King’s Cross The Place Where The Weasleys Initially Saw Harry
Hogwarts Express The Train Becomes A Topic Of Interest As Harry Is On Board
Platform Nine and Three Quarters The Platform Where Harry And The Weasleys Cross Paths
Connections
Famous Harry Potter Harry’s Fame Leads To Curiosity And Excitement Among The Weasleys
The Platform 9 and 3/4 Barrier The Platform Becomes The Context For Fred Mentioning Harry
Mrs. Weasley as a Mother Figure Molly Protects Harry From Being Asked About His Traumatic Past
Things
Harry's Scar Harry’s Lightning Scar Is Used To Confirm His Identity
The Hogwarts Express The Train Serves As The Setting For Harry’s Journey To Hogwarts
Groups
The Weasleys The Weasleys Discuss Harry’s Presence And Protect Him From Unnecessary Questions
